Bio
Hed: Print guy gone web
Blurb: Long-time Washington Post editor, did the full-frontal digital dive with Steve Case's Revolution Health in 2006. Now a web strategy/content/usability consultant. Content expertise in health, media, print-to-digital transformations, applications of 2.0 technologies. Recidivist blogger.
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Blurb: Long-time Washington Post editor, did the full-frontal digital dive with Steve Case's Revolution Health in 2006. Now a web strategy/content/usability consultant. Content expertise in health, media, print-to-digital transformations, applications of 2.0 technologies. Recidivist blogger.
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Recent Experience
- Editorial Director for Revolution Health
- Section Editor for The Washington Post
Where I Publish
Site
Description
| Web 2.0h. . .Really? | My blog looking skeptically at digital journalism and web 2.0 mischief. Blog was inexplicably named a Time.com Top 25 blog. |
| craigstoltz.com | Promoting my consulting business. |
| Health Central Network | I blog about health politics, led application development, provide input on new features and redesigns. |
| Health News Review | I review health journalism here and also participated in site redesign. |
| PBS Engage | I launched an early beta of this site, a Knight-funded initiative to bring social media to PBS, and hired a staff. I continue to write and edit copy for the site, coach bloggers for stations and programs, participate in product development and develop social media best practices. |
Experience
| Company: | Revolution Health |
| Title: | Editorial Director |
| Dates: | 2006 to 2007 |
| Company: | The Washington Post |
| Title: | Section Editor |
| Dates: | 1994 to 2006 |
Education & Professional Development
School
Course of Study
Completed
| University of Maryland | M.A. | 1983 |
| Kent State University | B.A., English | 1980 |