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Stephen Fox

San Francisco
As seen in: Medium, HuffPost, Nature, Law.com, Houston Chronicle, The Architect's Newspaper, JD Supra, Architectural Record, Honolulu Civil Beat, PaperCity Magazine and
Covers:  enterprise software, soccer, florida, politics, elder-care, twitter, aging, elections, metal, security software, music
Doesn't Cover: facebook, baseball, smooth jazz, kardashians, snakes, mint chocolate chip ice cream
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Stephen Fox’s Biography

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Stephen R. Fox is a communications specialist living and working in the San Francisco Bay area. He has been writing and editing numerous existing and emerging media formats for more than a decade. Stephen has developed strategic marketing campaigns for large and small organizations, created brand messaging for international audiences, and produced award-winning radio documentaries and commentaries.

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Stephen Fox’s Journalist Portfolio

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The Paralysis of Perfect

The Paralysis of Perfect

In the fall of 1999, I saw an MTV news report about the Foo Fighters dropping out of Woodstock because Franz …

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Making Music Your Business

Making Music Your Business

If music is in your blood, to paraphrase Dickens, it is the best of times, it is the worst of times … we have…

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It's never wrong to write.

It's never wrong to write.

Writing well is a skill. And like many skills, it takes practice; you only get better at writing by writing. …

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I wrote a terrible eulogy because I'm a terrible friend-and it's all Facebook's fault.

I wrote a terrible eulogy because I'm a terrible friend-and it's all Facebook's fault.

My friend, Scott, is dead. I think I could have prevented it. But thanks to Facebook, I'll never know.

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Kick-off: 1994

Kick-off: 1994

The start of a decades-long World Cup ritual.

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Who Broke the News?

Who Broke the News?

I've written here before about the tenuous equilibrium some news organizations have when trying to balance sp…

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Articles

Shade is the Luxury

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By Brantley Hightower, Stephen Fox, Jason E. Puchot, Michael Antenora
| Texas Architect Magazine Verified
Backpage Volume 75, Issue 5 - Sanctuary Three of the world’s fastest-growing towns are in the Galapagos. Their ill-considered construction threatens the islands’ iconic ecosystem, and the Ecuadorian government is urgently seeking sustainable architecture at every scale. This project proposes solar power–collecting shade structures outside the schools of Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, the islands’ capital. There are seven schools, each serving as the heart of its neighborhood.
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Kitchen and Bath

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By Jason E. Puchot, Brantley Hightower, Stephen Fox, Michael Antenora
| Texas Architect Magazine Verified
Products Volume 75, Issue 5 - Sanctuary These kitchen and bath products offer modern, practical solutions for the residential and commercial spaces that nourish and replenish. The Rockwell Social Grill True Caliber Rockwell Group partnered with True Caliber to create a 360-degree grill built for socializing. An aluminum canopy hood disappears completely under the grill’s cooking element, creating a five-foot-long surface that is accessible from all sides.
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Simone Swan, legendary adobe advocate and architectural patron, dies at 96

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By Stephen Fox
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
Simone Withers Swan, who introduced Nubian vaulted adobe construction to the Chihuahuan desert of Texas and Mexico at the turn of the 21st century, died in Tucson, Arizona, on January 16, 2025. She was 96 years old. Simone Swan was a legendary personality: mercurial, seductive, cultivated, curious, determined, imperious. She was by turns an architectural patron, architectural muse, construction foreman, and construction teacher.
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Ruth Bourdain

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Low pay, long hours, huge rewards

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Tweetdeck, Little Bird, Radio, Podcasts

Awards

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The Atlanta Professional Chapter Society of Professional Journalists

2000 - Excellence in Journalism Competition

1st Place- Radio Criticism (Markets 1-100) “He Wanted to be a Millionaire” Florida Public Radio

Florida Associated Press Broadcasters

2001 - Public Affairs

1st Place- Public Affairs “Lake Jackson: Disappearing Water” WFSU-FM (Producer)

Florida Associated Press Broadcasters

2001 - Public Affairs

1st Place- Public Affairs “The Long Weekend” Florida Public Radio (Producer)

The Society of Professional Journalists Green Eyeshade Awards

2001 - Excellence in Journalism Competition

1st Place- Documentary (Markets 101 and over) “Lake Jackson: Disappearing Water” WFSU-FM (Producer)

Regional Edward R. Murrow Award

2001

1st Place- News Documentary ”The Long Weekend” Florida Public Radio (Producer)

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2002 - Radio Documentary

1st Place - Buzz Conover, Georgia Davis, and Stephen Fox, “The Long Weekend,” Florida Public Radio, Tallahassee, Fla.

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