Lead marketing efforts behind Norsk, the low-code/no-code live media workflow engine from id3as.

Help Me Stream Research Foundation is a 501(c)3 real-world testing for streaming gear in an optimized low-to-no-connectivity test-bed location. The research is used in Help Me Stream's mission assisting NGOs in emerging economies, disaster areas, and rural communities.

Development and copy editor on books for Focal Press, Peachpit, and independent publishers. Have edited books on Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Audition, Apple GarageBand, metadata, antenna zoning, and regional history.

Write about music and technology, and have contributed articles to Blurt, Harp, Paste, the Village Voice, Minneapolis City Pages, and Madison Capital Times. Personal blog at www.soulscratch.net.

Responsible for programming content, placing speakers, and chairing Streaming Media East, Streaming Media West, and two virtual Streaming Media Connect conferences each year. I've worked to bring executives and technologists from all leading streaming services, broadcasters, and D2C to speak at our events, as well as speakers focusing on enterprise, education, and government video.

Responsible for developing content strategy for Streaming Media magazine, StreamingMedia.com, and Streaming Media conferences. Develop editorial calendar, commission articles, and edit manuscripts for U.S. and European editions of the magazine. Program and chair the Streaming Media East, Streaming Media West, and Streaming Forum conferences. Speak at industry events regarding online video, and have appeared on PBS' Newshour discussing online video trends.

Responsible for developing editorial calendar, commissioning articles, and editing manuscripts for U.S. and European editions of the magazine. Program and chair the Live Streaming Summit and Streaming Forum conferences. Oversee content for StreamingMedia.com. Speak at industry events regarding online video, and have appeared on PBS' Newshour discussing online video trends.

Responsible for editing manuscripts and assisting in development of editorial content for EMedia, the trade magazine for the optical media industry, and then did the same for the magazine that followed it, EventDV, which covered the event videography industry.

Covered daily music news for Sonicnet and then MTVNews.com, focusing especially on technology and artists' rights in addition to breaking news and personality profiles. Interviewed dozens of artists including Al Green, Steve Earle, Don Henley, Prince, and Green Day.