Salon, Huffington Post, CNN, Wired, The Atlantic and AOL News. He has also been a frequent commentator on public radio's Marketplace, and has appeared regularly on TV including The Daily Show. For five years he wrote the back-page column "Grist" for Inc. magazine, where he served as a Contributing Editor and Marketer-in-Chief. Dictionary of the Future Published in 2001 and co-written with Faith Popcorn, Dictionary of the Future is described a collection of words and terms that have not yet entered mainstream dictionaries. Wired called the book a "memetic encyclopedia of what's to come, an engaging crash course in bleeding-edge ideas and debatable issues". Many of the concepts and predictions published in "Dictionary of the Future" went on to become culturally-relevant phenomena, including: free-range children; ego-surfing; Internet sentiment research; infographic design; locouture (local fashion); crowd-sourced new products combat drones; data fasts, and "online learning experts" as a job of the future. References Year of birth missing (living people) Living people American bloggers American consulting businesspeople American copywriters New York University alumni Place of birth missing (living people)