Hi, I'm Matt. Part journalist and part video producer, I am a reporter with a taste for interactive web who focuses on science and technology. What does that mean exactly? Well, it means that I am a nerd. But it also means I fully understand both broadcast and digital media. I know how to fuse the two together to help usher in the next generation of content creation on television and online. I started in a foreign bureau for one of the world’s largest newspapers, The Tokyo Shimbun. Then in the fall of 2007, I founded Around America in 2.0, an experimental video series in which I traveled around the continental U.S. solely relying on strangers on social networks for food, transportation, and housing in an effort to explore trust and connectivity online. |
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Since 2007, I've participated in a number of projects and worked as an editor of AliveInBaghdad.org, the co-founder of TabsOnObama.org, a staff video producer for Discovery Channel, and a freelance journalist and media consultant. Today I work as an interactive journalist for the BBC. When I'm not working, I think about science, technology, traveling, bicycles, dogs, and baseball--not necessarily in that order. Actually, I take that back. Yes, in that order. |