Featured Authors
Anita Campbell of Small Business Trends
Anita Campbell is an entrepreneur and former corporate executive with experience in various technology and service sector businesses. She is the editor of editor of Small Business Trends, a popular business blog that helps readers stay on top of trends in the small business market. Small Business Trends was named to the 2005 Forbes Best of the Web. Additionally, she hosts of her own weekly talk radio/podcast program.
"...the ideal small business resource: experienced, informed up to the moment, blessed with keen judgment and a broad perspective..." - Eric Olsen, CEO, Blogcritics
"Your 'Letters to the Editor' feature is like Dear Abby for the small business market." - Kirsten Osolind, CEO, re:invention
Bernard Lunn
Bernard Lunn is Chief Operating Officer at ReadWriteWeb, based in New York. He has also been part of the writing team since July 2007. Prior to becoming ReadWriteWeb’s COO, Bernard was a software/media entrepreneur who co-founded two companies called IQ Resource and iYogi.
Dane Carlson
Dane Carlson publishes the Business Opportunities Weblog. It is the premier blog of ideas and opportunities for small business entrepreneurs and is one of the most widely read business blogs. In over ten thousand posts since 2001, he’s proven the notion that “ideas are cheap,” and pushed hundreds of inventors, entrepreneurs and small scale capitalists towards their dream of owning and running their own business.
Dave Altavilla
With a current 18 year career in the Semiconductor industry, Dave Altavilla started HotHardware.com almost a decade ago on a vision from the inside looking out but with a passion for the wonders of system-level developments and performance that culminate into the next generation products of tomorrow. Cultivated with the sweat-equity of time spent in the engineering backrooms and offices of Chief Architects at Wall Street bellwethers like Motorola, Cisco, Alcatel-Lucent and Nortel, Dave’s insight into the design and manufacturing of leading-edge technologies, brings a laser-sharp understanding of what it takes to deliver a best-of-class product to market. Dave currently handles final editorial responsibilities of HotHardware’s content, along with the site’s creative vision and business development efforts.
John Jantsch
John Jantsch is a marketing and digital technology coach, award winning social media publisher and author of “Duct Tape Marketing – The World’s Most Practical Small Business Marketing Guide.” He is the creator of the Duct Tape Marketing small business marketing system and Duct Tape Marketing Authorized Coach Network.
John Timmer
John Timmer got a Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry (yes, that’s possible) from Columbia University, and a Ph.D. in Molecular and Cell Biology from the University of California, Berkeley. He’s done over a decade’s worth of research in genetics and developmental biology at places like Cornell Medical College and the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In addition to being Ars’ science content wrangler, John still teaches at Cornell and does freelance writing, editing, and programming, often with a scientific focus. When physically separated from his keyboard, John tends to respond by seeking out a volleyball court, bicycle, or a scenic location for communing with his hiking boots.
Knowledge@Wharton
The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania is committed to sharing its intellectual capital though Knowledge@Wharton, the school’s online business journal. Knowledge@Wharton offers free access to:
- Analysis of current business trends
- Interviews with Industry leaders and Wharton faculty
- Articles based on the most recent business research
- Conference overviews, book reviews, and links to relevant content
- Searchable database of over 1,500 articles and research abstracts
Shane Unrein
HotHardware Technical Editor Shane has been a technology journalist for the better part of a decade. When covering tech, he likes to focus on reality – the real benefits to the average user – and not the marketing hype. Though that may sound a bit trite, recall that as a member of team HotHardware, he’s tasked with helping folks make sound and informed buying decisions. During the day, he spends his time as a Systems Design and Integration Specialist at a company that builds huge parts for large airplanes. He has a degree in Management Information Systems and is considered an IT "jack-of-all-trades."
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