Until recently, I worked as a freelance journalist, and freelance radio reporter/producer. As of July 2010, I took on the newly created Web Content Editor position at The World, a co-production of WGBH, PRI and the BBC.
Additionally I am a regular contributor to PBS MediaShift working as a political correspondent. My recent coverage has analyzed the evolving relationship between politics and new media technologies.
From 2007-10 I regularly reported for United Press International covering defense procurement and other security industry related stories. I also covered emerging security threats around the world including terrorism and militant aggression.
Click on the writings tab for more information.
I also host a current affairs newsmagazine podcast called the Nonchalant Café Hour which formerly broadcast live in Kalamazoo, Mich. on Fridays at 12 p.m. on 89.1 WIDR FM. Recent podcasts are available here. Click on the Nonchalant Cafe tab for more information and to listen to recent interviews.
In December 2009 I completed my graduate degree at Michigan State University’s School of Journalism following a successful defense of my thesis project. During my time at MSU I conducted research on news media bias, news media framing, censorship during war, urban revitalization, renewable energy and climate change . To find out more about my research click on the Research tab.
Places my reporting has been featured: United Press International, The Washington Times, EJ Magazine, The Kalamazoo Gazette, Music Revue Magazine, Middle East Times, Michigan State News, The Great Lakes Echo, PBS MediaShift.
Member:
Society of Professional Journalists
Society of Environmental Journalists
Any other information about me and to download a resumé, click here. Or e-mail me at stevenrdavy@yahoo.com
