(Updated April 8, 2008)

Matt Rosenberg is a Seattle-based writer and communications consultant with 25 years experience. Matt's currently employed as a senior fellow by a Northwest think tank specializing in transportation policy. He does writing, editing, research, blogging, Web content and editing, media relations, and provides strategic communications counsel. Matt's journalism background is extensive. He has worked as a newspaper reporter and opinion columnist in suburban Chicago; as a media relations and community organizing specialist for intergovernmental associations in the Chicago and Seattle areas; and in Seattle as a political and strategic communications consultant and freelance journalist. Matt wrote a regular bi-weekly guest op-ed column for The Seattle Times from April, 2001 to May, 2004. His Times work was linked to by leading News and Opinion sites such as the Wall Street Journal's Opinion Journal, Real Clear Politics, Instapundit, Buzz Machine and others. He has been a guest on Seattle talk radio and Fox News.

He has written for the Puget Sound Business Journal, Washington CEO, Washington Law and Politics, Seattle Magazine, The Seattle Times, Metropolitan Living, Parent Map, Journey (Washington State AAA's magazine), the Chicago Tribune, Denver Post, Weekly Standard, National Review Online, City Journal, and Jewish World Review.

In addition, Matt has become especially well-acquainted with the world of Web logs or "blogs." In addition to launching and currently editing a transportation think tank blog, Matt founded and operates Rosenblog. He was also a regular contributor to Sound Politics and Red State.

Matt provides the following suite of services:

*Blog consulting for business, politics and issues advocacy.

*Web content writing, and writing assignments of any other nature, except technical manuals and grant applications. Specializes in Web site and blog content, ghost op-eds, magazine articles, promo pieces, white papers, backgrounders.

*Targeted Internet research.

*Communications audit and needs assessment.

*Strategic communications plan development.

More here about Matt.
Here's Matt's online journalism portfolio.

Posted by Matt Rosenberg at February 1, 2005 11:01 AM

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