| Mary
Bruno
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Writer,
Editor, Consultant
September
2005-present |
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Designed
and delivered workshops to help newspaper and online staffers at
Lee Enterprises, Inc. properties more effectively use and integrate
their newspaper and web products.
Provided editorial programming and organizational guidance for Revolution
Health Group. Completing
nonfiction book about New Jersey's Passaic River.
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Vice
President of Programming, HealthTalk, Inc.
March 2004-August 2005 |
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Reorganized
and led 20-member team of editorial producers, audio and software
engineers, designers, event coordinators and support staff that
created live and pre-recorded patient education programs in a variety
of in-person, web, and broadcast formats. |
Writer,
Editor, Consultant
July
2001-March 2004 |
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Contributed
essays, features, technical editing and project management to Fulcrum
Press, WGBH Interactive, AARP, MedicOne Foundation, HealthTalk.com,
The Stranger, The Seattle Times and other companies and publications.
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Senior
Vice President of Programming and General Manager, OnHealth Network
Company
August
1999-December 2000. |
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As Senior
V.P. of Programming, turned balkanized edit, design, technology, e-commerce
and personalization teams into cohesive unit that made OnHealth the
#1 health website for nine months running. As GM, helped manage transition
after OnHealth's purchase by WebMD. |
Executive
Producer, ABCNEWS.com
April 1998-July 1999 |
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Led
75-member team in award-winning coverage of breaking news and the
creation of interactive, multimedia features and special reports on
Bosnia, Colombine, Monica Lewinsky and Election '98. |
Managing
Producer, ABCNEWS.com
October 1996-April 1998 |
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Editorial
director for launch of ABCNEWS.com business, science, technology,
travel, sports, entertainment, health and lifestyle channels. Led
25-member staff in interactive coverage of breaking news and features,
including Mars Pathfinder mission and Dow 10K. |
| Starwave
Corporation
January 1995-October 1996 |
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Founding
News Editor for Mr. Showbiz.com, the first on-line entertainment magazine.
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Seattle
Weekly
1986-91, 1992-94 |
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Staff
writer covering the arts, medicine, health care reform, AIDS and women's
issues. |
New York Woman Magazine
1991-92 |
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As
a columnist and contributing editor, wrote the first regular sports
column in a women's magazine. |
Newsweek
Magazine
1983-1986 |
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Researcher,
reporter, and writer in the science, sports, health, and education
sections. Member of team that produced first Newsweek AIDS cover;
helped coordinate 1984 Olympics coverage. |
Inside
Sports Magazine
1981-82 |
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Researcher
responsible for fact-checking monthly gambling and television columns,
and other features. |
Savannah
River Ecology Laboratory
1979-81 |
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Algae
specialist on 11-member, EPA-funded research team that designed computer
models to track carcinogens in stream systems. |
Bowling
Green State University
1977-79 |
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Graduate
teaching assistant for introductory and advanced biology classes.
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Rockland
Research Institute
1974-76 |
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Research
assistant on studies into effects of antidepressant drugs on the
sleep patterns of rats and human subjects. |
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Also
contributed papers, articles, and signage to The American Naturalist,
The Canadian Journal of Botany), Redbook, Woman's Day, Family Life,
Good Housekeeping, Outside, New Mexico Magazine, International Wildlife,
Baseball Digest, and the New York Aquarium's penguin exhibit.
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| E D U C A T I O N |
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BS
Biology Marymount College, Tarrytown, New York 1974 |
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MS
Aquatic Ecology Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green,
Ohio 1978 |
