About This Cretin

I have been producing digital media since 1995, which makes me 117 in interweb years. You can peruse my unabridged, agonizingly self-aggrandizing curriculum vitae over @ LinkedIn. Or here’s the at-a-glance version:



WEBSITES I HAVE FOUNDED AND/OR RUN: (Partial List)

My personal writing and web shenanigans, in particular, have received various inexplicable shout-outs over the years, including…

  • “Hilarious” “A minor triumph” - The New York Times
  • “Spot On” – BBC
  • “Scathing, wickedly funny commentary” – Detroit Metro Times
  • “Especially sharp parody” – Salon
  • “In” – Vanity Fair
  • “Web buffoon” - New York Post
  • “Nasty” – Chris Matthews, MSNBC
  • “Offensive, irreverent… bitingly funny” – Orlando Sentinel
  • “John A. Wooden is Satan’s best friend.” – Greg Palast, Armed Madhouse
  • “Hilarious, dead-on parody. Brilliantly subversive.” – About.com
  • “Extremely funny… one of the best.” – Neal Pollack
  • “Brilliantly hamfisted” – TIME


AWARDS:

  • Winner: 2012 Webby Awards: Best Celeb/Fan Site, (TEAMCOCO.COM)
  • Nominee: 2011 Emmy Awards: Outstanding Creative Achievement
    In Interactive Media (TEAMCOCO.COM)
  • Winner: 2011 Webby Awards: Best Celeb/Fan Site, (TEAMCOCO.COM)
  • Winner: 2011 SXSW Interactive Awards: Social Media (TEAMCOCO.COM)
  • Winner: 2001-2006 DotComedy Awards (Five Years Running): Best Parody (WHITEHOUSE.ORG)
  • Nominee: 2003 Webby Awards: Best Humor Site (WHITEHOUSE.ORG)
  • Nominee: 2003 Utne Independent Press Award (WHITEHOUSE.ORG)
  • Nominee: 2002 Webby Awards: Best Humor Site (WHITEHOUSE.ORG)
  • Nominee: 2001 HBO US Comedy Arts Festival: Best Of The Web (CHICKENHEAD.COM)
  • Winner: 2000 SXSW Interactive Awards: Best Humor Site (CHICKENHEAD.COM)


BOOKS & WHATNOT:

  • The White House Inc. Employee Handbook (Penguin USA, 2003)
  • Dear Dubya: A Snoop Inside the Presidential Mailbag (Chickenhead, 2006)
  • Psychedelic Republicans Trading Cards (Chickenhead, 2003)


SCRIBBLING FOR HIRE: I’ve been known to occasionally write ha-ha for others, including LandoverBaptist.org, Public Radio International, and the late, great SUCK.com.