I’m passionate about committing acts of journalism – bringing untold stories and policy problems to the eyes of those who are affected by them and to the attention of those who can change them. I’ve written features, broken news, been on the front page – and the sports page – and acted as eyes-on-the-ground for reporters far, far away. More often, I’m writing blog posts about our social media success stories, SEOs, and return on investment- but every once in awhile there’s a great story out there, that I can’t bear to leave untold.
My passion. My hobby. My content. I’ve edited more digital prints in the past year than the two years before that – and I’ve crossed 20,000 images archived on my personal Flickr. From rock bands to rodeos, I’ve crossed the globe chasing images – and I don’t see myself stopping any times soon.
140 characters. When Twitter first washed across the internet, I didn’t get it. What was this annoying reincarnation of SMS? And why was it growing exponentially? Why this – when we already have Facebook? I leapt into the fray anyway – and as a writer, a reporter, a photographer and above all, someone who wants as much exposure as possible, I realized the power that a simple share button could bring. I’ve come to love the social media space – for what it is: a simple, effective way to proliferate information across the internet, to connect with people, and to engage an ever-distracted audience in a shifting media environment. And, well, it turns out I’m good at making it work – especially for legacy brands.
