This page lists several publications covering projects I have led in my career as well as published papers I have authored.

	Cumulus/Dickey Broadcasting Help the Atlanta Hawks Hit the Airwaves I wrote this article is about the facility I designed and for which managed the construction and installation.  A fully equipped broadcast studio inside Philips Arena (Website) read it…
	Cumulus/Dickey Broadcast Baseball A co-worker wrote this article is about the facility I designed and for which managed the construction and installation.  A fully equipped broadcast studio at Turner Field (Website) read it…
	BoilerCast: Podcasting and Streaming Classroom Audio at Purdue University This is the whitepaper about the BoilerCast coursecasting system.  It covers the process of developing the system from beginning to end. (PDF) read it…
	Lectures on the Go This article from the October 28, 2005 issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education discusses the emergence of classroom podcasting after they interviewed me about Purdue’s BoilerCast project. (PDF) read it…
	Bridging the Gap: Purdue Builds a Virtual Space That Connects to the World I cowrote this article (uncredited) with Charles Conte that discusses the advanced experimental videoconference facility I designed and built at Purdue University.  It was part of a nationwide research project known as Access Grid and was developed years before Cisco’s Telepresence. (PDF) read it…
	Applied Audio Digital Signal Processing: A Hands-On Approach I presented this paper at the National Association fo Broadcaters annual Engineering Conference in 2001.  It is meant as an introduction to the principles of DSP and off-the-shelf devices available to process audio. (PDF) read it…
	The Studio Spotlight, Jul 1 2001 Radio Magazine has a regular feature where they exibit the best broadcast studios in the country.  The studio facility I helped design alongside Russ Berger Design Group was chosen and featured in this article. (PDF) read it…
	Radio and the Internet (1996) This pair of articles I wrote appeared in the September and December 1996 issues of Radio Guide.  It is an interesting look at the Internet during its adolescence. (PDF) read it…
	Take a Walk on the Wet Side The October 1996 issue of Nightclub & Bar Magazine covered a series of websites I designed and created for three co-owned local college nightclubs.  They were ahead of their time and loaded with extenive multimedia content. (PDF) read it…
	Irreverence, Intrigue and Ingenuity on the Net During the period when Netscape 1.2 was the “Must Have” browser, this trade publication commented on a website I designed with graphics that they claimed were “too large.”  In actuality were no larger than today’s web banner advertisements.  This page was a radical design for its time but shows how things certainly change. (PDF) read it…