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Biography: Rich Bailey is a writer, editor and public relations consultant. After stints as a writer-editor and marketer for insurance companies and promoting Chattanooga, Tennessee, he started freelancing in 2001, which allowed time for neat hobbies like neighborhood activism ("I fought the Walgreens, and the Walgreens won"). Despite leading a project to create Chattanooga's first civic web site in 1995 before owning a modem, he mostly avoided becoming an early adopter of other technologies. After downsizing with his wife and daughter from a 3-bedroom house to a tiny NYC apartment, however, he has become a convert to the idea of self-virtualizing and is once again increasing his reliance on technology.

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