I retired from Windows Secrets in August 2010 and hope to have a nice, long break. But looking ahead to the future — and looking back at the history of the computer industry — it's easy to see that some of the stories I followed as a contributor to various publications are still having an impact on our lives today.
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Allowing people to get the paid version of the Windows Secrets Newsletter by paying whatever it's worth to them — called the contribution model — won kudos from the financial press in an article and interview written by the staff of TechFlash and published in the Puget Sound Business Journal.
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At the 6th annual Internet Content Summit in New York City, I received the organization's "Entrepreneur of the Year" award as editorial director of Windows Secrets and its pay-what-you-like subscription model.
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