I am currently the Director of Content at SplashCast Media. For feedback from some previous consulting clients see this page.

As the lead blogger for TechCrunch during the summer and fall of 2006, I wrote profiles of startup web companies, covered breaking industry news and reviewed new web applications. During that time the blog’s circulation grew from 75,000 subscribers to a peak of 145,000 and climbed from being the 9th most linked to blog on the internet to the 6th. I wrote about my time at TechCrunch here and contributed a nice quote to my Feedback page. You can read my posts on TechCrunch here. Company founder Michael Arrington wrote about my work on the site here.

NetSquared is a nonprofit technology assistance project based in San Francisco and serving nonprofit organizations world wide. For NetSquared I posted interviews with leading technologists in the nonprofit and commercial sectors. I also wrote tutorial pieces and assisted in preparation for the organization’s conference. You can see my writing for NetSquared here.

The Social Software Weblog is part of the Weblogs Inc. blog network, which was acquired by AOL. At Social Software I broke news and wrote analysis of web industry news.