About Us

Web 2.0 The Magazine

A Journal for Exploring New Internet Frontiers.

About us

Web 2.0 The Magazine is published by veteran technology guru, Stan Veit. Stan has been active in the computer field since the early 1950’s, serving first as a technical writer for such firms as Servo Corp of America, IT&T, Bell Labs and Time Sharing Resources. In 1976, Stan and his wife, Dede, opened “The Computer Mart of New York,” the second personal computer store in the world and the first one to sell more than one brand of computer. Foreseeing the impact of personal computers, Stan also implemented the personal computer lab for The New School University, became an instructor at that school, and wrote “Getting Involved with Your Own Computer” one of the first personal computer books published, “Using Personal Computers In Business” and several computer buying guides.

Following the demise of Computer Mart, Stan moved full time into writing, editing, and publishing, becoming Computer Editor of” Popular Electronics Magazine,” later “Computers & Electronics Magazine.” In 1983, Stan moved to Titusville, FL to become Editor-in-Chief & Publisher of Computer Shopper Magazine. Under Stan’s direction, Computer Shopper became the largest personal computer magazine. Upon its sale to Ziff Davis, Stan became Editor-in-Chief Emeritus and continued as a columnist until 1995. Since then he has kept abreast of the field through local technology endeavors including being President of Webzene Publishing, where he was responsible for the design, maintenance, and hosting of websites for sports organizations.

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Barbara E. McMullen, Editor-in-Chief, is a technologist with over 30 years experience in business and higher education. She began working with computers in high school, continued through her education at Penn State University (BS), New York University (MPA), and employment with AT&T, Pan American World Airways, The New York Stock Exchange, Bache Halsey Stuart, and Morgan Stanley & Co. In 1978, she co-founded McMullen & McMullen, Inc., one of the first firms to focus primarily on microcomputer computer technology and communications. The firm’s clients included IBM, Apple, the Government of Mexico, Merrill Lynch, Sherwin Williams, Chase Bank, John Wiley & Sons, and St. Paul Companies as well as small and medium-sized firms. Moving full time into education, she served as Director of Academic Technology at Marist College and Tufts University, ran two major technology entrepreneurial institutes at Marist College, and, most recently, as Dean of Online Learning at Monroe College.

BARBARA MCMULLEN

John F. McMullen, Editor, is Professor of Information Technology at Monroe College, Bronx NY and is a Senior Member of the ACM. In his over 45 years in the industry, “johnmac” has been an analyst for the US Dept of Defense, managed all data processing activities for two large Wall Street firms, been a principal, officer, or partner in four major consulting firms, authored or co-authored a book and over 1,500 articles, columns, and new stories, and been a member of the faculty of New York University, the New School for Social Research, Westchester Community College, Marist College, and Monroe. He also maintains five mailing lists, one blog, and five social networks (He may be reached on Skype, Twitter and Google Talk as johnmac13 and on Facebook.). He holds a BA from Iona College and an MSCS and MPA from Marist College.

JOHN MCMULLEN