* Chronicle editor, 1992-93
* Brief time spent as public radio producer
* Political/government service including as press deputy/speechwriter to Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan (1995-1997)
* A number of years as a communications consultant
* Interest in ecological/sustainability issues & the outdoors
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This is a great, difficult, important question. Honestly, I've been out of the business for quite a while, but watching from the other side -- as a communications consultant -- I am well aware that both newsgathering and news reporting have changed greatly in recent years. It is important to give reporters access to information, but not just volume of information -- figuring out how to help journalists sift through the abundance of material to find what is most relevant or important. Obviously, finding ways to promote both swiftness and accuracy/balance/perspective is essential.
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Jason: Thanks for registering. This may be a long shot, but please think about coming to Duke for the conference in April. Also, take a moment and post something in our forums. We're asking alums to share a story or memory from their time at The Chronicle...
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