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Katherine Heires
MediaKat LLC
(mediakat at earthlink dot net)
Katherine Heires is a freelance
journalist and editorial consultant who reports on innovation and emerging
technologies and their impact on both corporations and consumers.
As a correspondent for Securities Industry News, she
writes frequently about new developments and technologies that impact Wall
Street, including algorithmic
trading, complex event processing, low
latency technology, the semantic Web, mobile messaging and trading tools, new
Web-based technology for hedge funds, wealth management trends and the latest
wave of Internet startups and services often referred to as Web 2.0.
Note: Securities
Industry News is a subscription-based news site but Katherine’s many stories
for this publication and its parent
company - Sourcemedia - are available via the
Factiva/Dow Jones database. Her
articles for Securities Industry News have also been syndicated in several Sourcemedia publications including Financial Planning,
Money Management Executive and On Wall Street.
Katherine’s reporting can also be found in the archives of CNNMoney.com,
BusinessWeek Online, Institutional Investor, Wall
Street & Technology/Advanced Trading magazine, Harvard Business School’s
Working Knowledge newsletter and VCJ/Venture Capital Journal.
Prior to her current assignments, Katherine spent a year as consulting editor
at Deloitte Research, where she edited, wrote and contributed to corporate
management and technology reports and developed and edited a publication for
Deloitte professionals. From 2000 to
2004, she was a senior writer and columnist reporting on venture capital,
private equity, M&A and technology topics.
Over the past 15 years, Katherine’s work as a contributing editor and reporter
has appeared in a wide array of news outlets.
These include Forbes.com, CyberTimes, the
Examples of her articles include:
“Code
Green: Goldman Sachs & UBS Cases Heighten Need to Keep Valuable Digital
Assets From Walking Out The Door. Millions in Trading Profits May Depend On It.,” Securities Industry News;
“Real-Time
Racing: Are Risk Managers Ready for
Real-Time Risk?,”
Risk Professional/Aug. 2009;
“Facebooks for Financial Services,” Securities Industry News / Financial Planning magazine;
“Algo Arms Race Has a Leader - For Now,” Securities Industry News;
“A
Business Model VCs Love,”
CNNMoney.com;
“LiquidityBook:
IM Trading Tool From NY-Area Brokerage,”
Securities Industry News;
“GlobeOp,
Administration Master, Looks Beyond Fund Basics,” Securities Industry News;
“JP Morgan Turns to Web 2.0 for
Basket Trading Tool,” Securities
Industry News;
“Algorithms and Clearing Wrapped Up in One,” Wall Street & Technology;
“BlackBerry Rules Wall Street but Rivals Gain Traction: Survey,” Securities Industry News;
“What
Works: Where Job Seekers Pay to Play,”
CNNMoney.com;
“2006's Innovative Algorithms,” Advanced Trading;
“By the Dashboard Light,” Wall Street & Technology;
“Podcasting Meets the Elevator Pitch,” CNNMoney.com;
“Buy-side
Traders Go Global,” Advanced
Trading;
“Does Your Company Belong in
the Blogosphere?,” HBS Working Knowledge newsletter;
“China
Bound: More young companies are scaling the Great Wall ,” BusinessWeek Online;
“Jim
Rogers' Hedge Fund Tips,” RedHerring.com;
“Quest
for the Next Great Search Company,” Venture Capital Journal;
“Tracking RFID’s Next Wave to Gain Strategic Advantage,” A Deloitte Research Emerging Technologies Executive Brief, with Ajit Kambil;
“Where to Go Online for Expert Advice,” BusinessWeek Online;
“Venture Well: Gaming the system,”
The Deal;
Katherine has worked as a freelance correspondent for a
range of online and print publications including: Crain’s New York
Business, ZDNet and Interactive Week, The Industry Standard, the Commerce,
SciTech and Life Sections of MSNBC Online, the CyberTimes
section of The New York Times Online, the Tech section of The Star-Ledger, and
the Business and Interactive sections of The New York Post. She has also
contributed to books about higher education and
She has experience in related fields, having worked as an
editor and writer for a Big Four consulting firm, as a public relations
executive for a global communications agency, and as an editorial consultant
and creative director for a Web site representing the video-game division of an
entertainment conglomerate. Katherine has organized business and
technology tours of
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