2/03
to
now
CNET
Networks, Inc.
Editor at Large
CNET's senior technology commentator to national and major market media (incl. Today Show, CNN, CNBC, KNX/L.A., KGO/S.F.); columnist ("Living It" and "Driving It"); car technology video host, and envoy to numerous industry groups seeking CNET's vision of consumer technology trends.
1/00
to
2/03
CNET
Networks, Inc.
Assoc. V.P.
Morning Host
CNET
Radio
Creator, Program Director and Morning Host of the first all-technology News/Talk radio format. Distributed on 910 AM in San Francisco, 890 AM in Boston, XM Radio Channel 130 and CNETRadio.com.
10/95
to
11/99
CNET:
The Computer Network
Director
CNET
Radio
Pioneer in the use of streaming audio to serve content that marries the best attributes of major market radio with a specialized focus. Several daily webcasts, plus live remotes & specials that added up to a consistently award-winning package.
7/94
to
10/95
KPIX AM-FM/San Francisco
Morning Host
Technology Reporter
Significant contributor to the development of this early effort at major market FM News/Talk. Co-host of morning drive show. Technology beat reporter. Also designed and authored the original KPIX.com web site.
4/91
to
7/94
News Director
Morning Co-Host
Migrated with the KMEL "Morning Zoo" to the nation's largest radio market as "The House Party". As News Director, covered 1992 Los Angeles riots, 1994 Northridge earthquake.
Also writer & talent for John London, Ltd. weekly radio comedy package distributed by Premiere Radio Networks.
6/87
to
4/91
News Director
Morning Co-Host
News & shtick with John London's "Morning Zoo", the #1 18-34 morning show in the market. Covered 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and 1991 Gulf War protests. Host/producer of well-regarded "Dialogue" & "HealthBeat" series.
1/87
to
6/87
KKIS/Concord, CA
News Director
Morning Co-Host
Recruited by Dr. Don Rose to be his morning show sidekick when he bought an interest in this suburban S.F. market station.
6/86
to
1/87
KFRC/San Francisco
Producer
Reporter
A member of one of the definitive news teams in major market music radio.
1986
1984
University of California,
Berkeley
BA, Department of English
11/87
to
now
Commanders Club
Chief of Staff
Founder of international organization that preserves the life and style of classic 007.
Email:
brian@briancooley.com