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Cameron joined eWEEK in 1997 (back when the publication was known as PC Week). Prior to that, he spent a lot of time in various company break rooms kvetching about network technology. While Cameron has a love for "Star Trek" (original series/TNG/DS9 he pretends that a series with the ship's name didn't happen), he doesn't own a uniform and has only been to one convention.

As Editor, Donston is responsible for the content and quality of the weekly publication as well as eWEEK's demographic editions, and will act as liaison with the eWEEK.com group. With eWEEK since 1990, Donston previously provided editorial direction to eWEEK Labs analysts and editors, aligning reviews, tech analyses and features with eWEEK readers' most pressing concerns. Donston developed and managed the Labs' weekly feature packages, as well as developed the Labs' eVALUATION program, a solutions-oriented platform for evaluating products in real-world environments. Donston has worked very closely with and managed eWEEK's Corporate Partners, an Corporate Partners comprising IT professionals from private, public, government and academic organizations that helps ally eWEEK's content with the most pressing needs of IT. Donston also played a key role in eWEEK's eSeminar program, establishing the Web-based seminars' editorial framework and developing seminar topics, speakers and content. Donston was an enthusiastic contributor to Ziff Davis Media's former Zcast.tv outlet, co-producing and hosting the "TestRun" and "Ask ZLabs" shows. Donston was formerly Copy Chief at the Boston Business Journal and a small-business news correspondent for the Fitchburg/Leominster Sentinel & Enterprise, a Central Massachusetts daily newspaper.

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols is editor of eWEEK.com's Linux & Open Source Center and Ziff Davis Channel Zone. Prior to becoming a technology journalist, Vaughan-Nichols worked at NASA and the Department of Defense on numerous major technological projects. Since then, he's focused on covering the technology and business issues that make a real difference to the people in the industry.

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