Alexander Wolfe alex@alexwolfe.net Award-winning tech commentator, site editor and multimedia content creator Alexander Wolfe is editor-in-chief of InformationWeek.com, where he runs the editorial operations of the site. Wolfe's coverage of Intel, Microsoft, Google, and cutting-edge technologies has been recognized for its insight, deep understanding, and forward-thinking analysis. On the site management front, Alex is an expert in understanding Google and in achieving significant online traffic growth. MSNBC appearance at: http://bit.ly/7eoa2F Commentary/content at: http://www.alexwolfe.net Videos at: http://www.youtube.com/user/alexwolfe66 Blog at: http://www.informationweek.com/alex LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/alexwolfenyc EXPERIENCE UBM TechWeb 6/04 - present Editor-in-Chief, InformationWeek.com Responsible for day-to-day operations of multimillion-page-views-per-month information technology Web site. Site posts 25+ original news stories daily, along with features, how-to stories, blogs. Manage online reporting and editing staff of 10. Demonstrated ability to achieve significant traffic growth. Member of TechWeb management team, with input on strategic brand development. Multimedia content creator. Wolfe's Den blog was a finalist in the 2008 Jesse H. Neal Awards. Contributor IEEE Spectrum 6/01 - 5/04 For electronics engineering society's flagship technical magazine, wrote analytical news stories autonomic computing, RAID storage, Tablet PCs and handwriting recognition, 64-bit microprocessors, digital broadcasting. Columnist ACM Queue 10/03 - 10/04 For new magazine aimed at IT professionals, wrote monthly column exploring issues related to cutting-edge software tools, including the open-source Eclipse framework, the Free Software Foundation's GNU tools, and an update on the state of Java. Executive Editor WindowsForDevices.com 8/02 - 8/03 As a consultant, started up and established editorial operations of Microsoft-sponsored Web site tracking Windows CE-based smart phones and Pocket PCs. Wrote site launch plan and media kit. Grew site traffic. (Site subsequently sold to Ziff.) Managing Editor, Electronic Engineering Times 1/92-5/01 Senior Technology Editor Served as news editor for three years. Edited, reported, and wrote news and features. Interfaced with worldwide bureaus; assigned articles. Finalized pages, including headlines. Created middle-of-book section on embedded and real-time computing. Broke acclaimed 1994 story on Intel Pentium bug. Received CMP's "President's Award" in 1995 for outstanding job performance. Columnist BYTE.COM 1999-2001 Wrote popular monthly column providing insight into PCs, Intel, Microsoft. EDUCATION Cooper Union; Bachelor's of Engineering in Electrical Engineering. OTHER Work cited in recent biography, Andy Grove: The Life and Times of an American, by Richard Tedlow, pp. 324-325. Appearances on CNN, Fox News as electronics industry expert. Op-Ed pieces in New York Times and Newsday. Winner five American Society of Business Press Editors writing awards.