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Nov. 9 2009 - 3:52 pm | 0 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments

Washington DC’s Most Creative New Media People [including me!]

By MARK DRAPEAU
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I’m pleased to say that I made Washington Life’s “Creative List” of people working with new media (http://www.washingtonlife.com/2009/11/08/the-creative-list-new-media/) this month. There are some other great people on the list, including Peter Corbett of iStrategyLabs, Teresa Carlson of Microsoft, Alec Ross of the State Department, Shana Glickfield of NextGenWeb.org, and more. Check them out!

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    I'm a biological scientist by training with eclectic interests in politics, government, technology, and pop culture. My writing has appeared in diverse publications: PBS MediaShift, TechPresident, Mashable, Nature, Genetics, Genome Research, Defense and Technology Papers, Defense Horizons, The Washington Times, and The New York Times. Besides writing for True/Slant, conducting public policy research, and working on a book, I'm currently a regular columnist for O’Reilly Radar (social software and society), Federal Computer Week (emerging technology and government) and soon, DC Examiner. Because of all the above, I stare at books and computer screens too much, and at girls too little.

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