Biography: Chuck Martin was the founding publisher and Chief Operating Officer of
Interactive Age, the magazine that helped define the interactive marketplace. It was also the first publication to be launched electronically on the Internet simultaneously with the print edition. His experience makes him uniquely qualified to contrast traditional marketing methods (such as direct mail and print advertising) with marketing on the Internet.
Prior to founding
Interactive Age, Martin was associate publisher of
Information Week and editor-in-chief of
Personal Computing. He also served as corporate technology editor of
Time Inc. and has worked as a journalist at five daily newspapers.
As host of a daily television show on Financial News Network, Martin has interviewed numerous CEOs of leading high-tech companies.
Martin currently is Vice President, Publishing and Advertising, at IBM in its telecommunications and media industry solution unit.
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