Here are a few links to sites and web services that give a bit more insight on who I am and what I do.

• The New York Times: Where I work and spend most of my days, nowadays.
• Interactive Narratives: A site I founded to celebrate multimedia excellence in the news and information space.
• Professor DeVigal: The site I used when I was a professor at SFSU. Not updated that frequently but has some good information.

• Delicious: My social bookmarks made public for all to see.
• LinkedIn: Social network for current and previous business colleagues.

It's an exciting moment in the industry as new technologies enrich the possibilities of journalism, giving us, storytellers, the ability to better organize and present complex information as well as enhance the experience of telling interactive stories through the fusion of text, photo, video, audio and infographics .

Since late-October of 2006, I’ve taken on the role as multimedia editor of The New York Times. Besides shaping our approach and presentation for multiple-media storytelling, I see this phase in my career as an opportunity to work daily with dedicated and talented journalists, designers, artists and technologists to push the multimedia envelope in our industry.

In the news industry since 1993 as a staff artist, graphic journalist, web designer, product developer, researcher and journalism professor, I have been in the privileged position to practice and observe multimedia journalism from its inception. I also co-founded DeVigal Design and run Interactive Narratives.