I am Digital Content Director at Pensions & Investments, a Crain company.
Before Crain, I was the U.S. News editor at the Wall Street Journal, and formerly the Strategy Editor for U.S. News, Politics, and Special Projects at The Wall Street Journal. I also worked in a strategy role for Sports, Enterprise, and Investigations.
I spent five years as Digital Production Manager at The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, one of the longest-running programs in television history.
The Daily Show digital team won the first Emmy award of the Trevor Noah era in 2017 for “Between The Scenes”
The team was Emmy nominated for their overall digital work in 2018 and again in 2019.
Before The Daily Show, I was Editor-in-Chief of Circa, the first media organization focused on producing news for mobile devices.
I helped produce the New York Times bestselling book “The Donald J. Trump Presidential Twitter Library” as well as installations of the library across America, including Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington D.C.
The Trump Twitter Library has won numerous awards including a Cannes Lions Grand Prix and a Clio award.
I produced the “Make Trump Tweets Eight Again” browser extension which won a Webby in 2018.
I was previously the editor-in-chief of mobile news start-up Circa and an adjunct journalism professor at New York University.
I have spent over a decade working in newsrooms, at Reuters, SNY, and most recently as Editor In Chief of Circa News. I have over 15 years of experience as a technologist, at Bristol Myers Squibb, Thomson Reuters, Merrill Lynch, and Newmark.
I shared “Journalist of the Year” award from El Mundo in Madrid with Jennifer Preston, a former reporter and senior editor at The New York Times, in 2013 for their pioneering work in using social media for journalism. He was awarded “Best Innovation in Storytelling” by Reuters in 2011.
Featured by AdWeek, New York Magazine, Details, and the New York Times, which called him “The undisputed King of Tumblr”
I was formerly the Reuters Social Media Editor, finding and developing news leads and sources on social platforms, working to verify and confirm socially sourced reports, images, and videos to integrate into Reuters reporting. I led the reporting for live coverage of breaking news events on Reuters.com
I co-authored “The Verification Handbook,” along with leading journalists from the BBC, Storyful, ABC, Digital First Media, and other verification experts. The handbook is a groundbreaking resource for journalists and aid providers. It provides tools, techniques, and step-by-step guidelines for how to deal with user-generated content (UGC) during emergencies and breaking news events.
In addition to serving as Social Media Editor at Reuters, I hosted “Tech Tonic” and was a Reuters columnist.
NBC New York chose me as one of the top 20 people to follow on Twitter.
Tumblr founder David Karp told CNN that I run one of his favorite Tumblr blogs.
Jon Stewart cited me on an episode of The Daily Show.
Details magazine named me one of twelve social media mavericks.
Time magazine and Mashable have called my Tumblr “Soup” a must-see.
Gizmodo named me one of the most viral people on the Internet.
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