(The brackets and the upper case letters are optional.)

So, my web page has moved as well to:

http://www.hopstudios.com/

Susie is at:

http://www.hopstudios.com/susie/

That means the Daily Trojan Alumni Link has also moved:

http://www.hopstudios.com/dtlink/

It’s up to 230 people listed; if you haven’t written me recently to let me know what’s new with you, please do so. (DTLink.com was already taken, by the way)

Second, I’m working for a new company, a web startup.  I’ll be spending 6 months of the year in Budapest, Hungary, starting in August, and 6 months of the year in Los Angeles, working remotely. I’ve already started from here from Paris.

It’s a job that uses all the skills I’ve collected: journalism, programming, languages, and obsessing about interface design.  I’ll also get a chance to work with some of the new technology that everyone’s talking about, but no one is using.  I’ll tell you more about the company soon, but for now, we’re keeping it hush hush.

Third, Susie has a new job.  She’s going in August to work at USC as a multimedia professor.  She’ll also be writing a regular column for the Online Journalism Review.  The details of the courses have yet to be worked out, but it’s a great move for Susie (and the USC journalism program), in my opinion. She might be back in time for SIGGRAPH.

This means that, for a few months of the year, Susie and I will be racking up huge phone bills.  But it also means we’ll split time between the U.S. and Europe, which I think it fairly neat. 

From now until August, we have a pretty insane schedule, working, traveling, having friends visit, packing, working some more, and eating baguettes.  Mmm, baguettes.

As always, you can contact us at

+33 (0)1 40 38 47 93

From the U.S. it’s:
011 331 40 38 47 93

In Paris, it’s:
01 40 38 47 93

Mail sent to

2309 William and Mary Drive
Alexandria, VA
USA 22308

will reach us somewhere, someday.

I plan to write another very long e-mail with all the latest details of what I’ve been up to.  If you’d rather not receive that, let me know. I won’t be sending it to _everyone_ who gets this e-mail, in any case.

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