A Selection Of My Titles According to the Media
In the last week, I was looking back at some press mentions for a project. My housemate pointed out I had too many different titles. Below are some examples of how I've been defined by the media. Now I feel I should try to make sure my title is different every time I'm in the paper or on TV.
- "network administrator", USA Today, 2003
- "IT manager", American Public Media, 2007
- "local blogger", The Guardian, 2007
- "Internet technology manager", The Wall Street Journal, 2007
- "local Minneapolis blogger", Minneapolis Star Tribune, 2008
- "highly-regarded local blogger", Minnesota Public Radio, 2008
- "liberal blogger", KMSP Fox 9 News, 2008
- "IT Manager", WCCO 4 News, 2008
- "local pizza blogger", City Pages, 2008
- "Minneapolis IT specialist", Minneapolis Star Tribune, 2008
- "local blogger and political observer", Saint Paul Pioneer Press, 2008
- "producer and co-founder", Saint Paul Pioneer Press, 2009
- "senior correspondent", The Observer, 2009
- "a noted local blogger", Saint Paul Pioneer Press, 2010
- "blogger and Web entrepreneur", Saint Paul Pioneer Press, 2010
- "a consultant", Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 2010
- "electric car enthusiast", Honolulu Civil Beat, 2011
- "chief operating officer", Pacific Business News, 2011
- "a site producer", Saint Paul Pioneer Press, 2012
- "online media consultant", Hawai‘i Public Radio, 2012
Bonus:
- "local leftblogger", MinnPost, 2008
- "MN Publius blogger (and Franken fan) who works as IT Manager at a St. Paul design firm by day", Minnesota Independent, 2008
- "Twin Cities Sage of Slicedom", Serious Eats / Slice, 2008
- "Team Franken’s embedded blogger at MN Publius", Minnesota Democrats Exposed, 2008


