With a focus on energy, I covered a wide breadth of policy, business and current events for Zenger News, from advanced nuclear reactors to voting integrity during the 2020 election to a look back at Elvis Presley’s meeting with President
Building on the telecommunications policy expertise I developed over four years covering Congress for Communications Daily, I took a position in the press office of the U.S. House Committee on Energy & Commerce, where I specialized in media management of
Barton, Upton Unveil Digital TV Transition Act Committee Markup Scheduled for Wed., Oct. 26th For Immediate Release: Friday, October 21, 2005 WASHINGTON – Legislation to give America’s first responders life-saving communications capabilities and complete the digital television transition was proposed today
* As Communications Director for the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming minority, I assisted with the pitching, composition and publication of this June 26, 2009 op-ed in Politico. By: Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner Climate legislation that House
From 2007-2011, I served as the Communications Director for the Republican ranking member of the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, where I wrote press releases, speeches, hearing statements, op-eds, pitched reporters and performed other communications duties.
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* As Communications Director for the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming minority, I assisted with the pitching, composition and publication of this April 3, 2009 op-ed in the Wall Street Journal. Technology Is the Answer to
My coverage of energy, politics, industry and business converged in my reporting for Zenger News in the 2021 spring months of April and May. President Joe Biden’s agenda began to emerge as I wrote about several of the newly-elected president’s
June 3, 2004 House Commerce Committee Chmn. Barton (R-Tex.) asked Wed. why the Committee shouldn’t require a firm 2006 deadline for transition from analog to DTV. The question left speechless the panelists at the Telecom Subcommittee hearing on the FCC