In addition to my editorial work, I’m the founder of JamNet, a platform I created to help working journalists connect with PR professionals and brands more efficiently.

After 20 years in journalism, I wanted a better way to track down contacts, call in samples, and arrange press visits — without the inbox chaos. The tools that existed were built for PRs, not for journalists. So I made my own.

What started as a personal project grew into something much bigger. The response was so positive that I decided to turn it into a proper platform.

It’s small by design, bootstrapped, and still run by me — with every decision made around one goal: making journalists’ jobs easier.