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John Patrick Pullen’s Journalist Portfolio

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Whistler's Deadly Bobsled Track Opens For Business

Whistler's Deadly Bobsled Track Opens For Business

Wired — It's the fastest ice track in the world, capable of propelling a bobsled faster than 70 miles per hour... And, now, for just $150, you can ride it, too.

Las Vegas's copyright crapshoot could maim social media

Las Vegas's copyright crapshoot could maim social media

Fortune Magazine — Righthaven founder Steve Gibson is going after copyright infringers using the murky legal definition of fair use to power a sue-first strategy. Yet with sharing tools booming online, could clicking a Like button lead to a lawsuit?

What Makes Facebook Worth So Much

What Makes Facebook Worth So Much

Entrepreneur Magazine — When you're talking about a company as complex as Facebook and sums of money as large as Syria's gross domestic product, you can't just explain it with a pie chart.

10 Lessons from Great Leaders in Tech | Slideshow

10 Lessons from Great Leaders in Tech | Slideshow

Entrepreneur Magazine — A look at some of the industry's top managers and what entrepreneurs can learn from their accomplishments.

Spies Like Us

Spies Like Us

Continental Magazine — Deception! Intrigue! Espionage! Operating in the shadows of Washington, D.C., with John Wilkes Booth, Alger Hiss, and all the rest

Legend of the Devil's Isle

Legend of the Devil's Isle

Continental Magazine — Formed by a volcano and inhabited after a shipwreck, Bermuda has shaken off its rocky founding to become a terribly civilized place.

Beacon of Hope

Beacon of Hope

American Way Magazine — Would you visit a giant lava lamp? The residents of tiny Soap Lake, Wash., are banking on it.

Hitting the High Notes

Hitting the High Notes

American Way Magazine — Composer Michael Giacchino's name may not ring a bell outside Hollywood, but his career is off the charts.

How Mafia Wars can fix the media

How Mafia Wars can fix the media

Fortune Magazine — The online gaming industry sells $2 billion a year in virtual goods through micro-transactions. What if they sold newspapers?

Apple textbook domination? Not so fast.

Apple textbook domination? Not so fast.

Fortune Magazine — A look at the math behind yesterday's iBooks announcement.