Durham On Games: Live, Baby!

Here is my first live piece on HotHardware! I know it's only a news story, but more (and meatier) to come!

About the Author

I'm an author, analyst, and general, all-around journalist with twelve years of experience covering the gaming and technology industries. I got my start as PC Gamer's first Technical Editor in 1997, but when the pricing of San Francisco Bay Area homes turned out not to be a joke, my wife and I fled back home to the Rochester, NY area.

There I freelanced for a while before, in 2000, I nabbed a Senior Technical Editor position--working from home--for CNET's Gamecenter. The dot-bomb claimed that subsite and I once again took to freelancing. Loyd Case of ExtremeTech discovered me and eventually hired me in 2007, and I telecommuted for that incredible site for more than two years before Ziff Davis saw fit to lay off the entire staff.

That brings us to now, with me freelancing once again. The School of Hard Knocks and I aren't on very good terms. The freelance market, to put it plainly, sucks.

Anyway, watch this blog for links to my articles as I truck on through the smoldering ashes of my career. As always, thank you for your support.

Durham On Games

Monday, July 13, 2009

Live, Baby!

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