WyoFile is non-partisan public service journalism, focused on politics and public policy. Our goal is to supplement Wyoming’s news media with in-depth coverage and insightful commentary on issues critical to Wyoming residents. Our name is a play on words that reflects our journalistic purpose and our love for our unique and beautiful mountain state.
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WyoFile.com Founder Christopher Findlater:
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Christopher Findlater is an Internet entrepreneur whose interests include online journalism, progressive politics and energy recycling. Before founding WyoFile in 2008, Findlater was the CEO and co-founder of NetQuote, the country’s leading online insurance marketplace. After selling NetQuote in 2005, Findlater created Cheyenne Exploration and began his efforts in building clean energy technologies in America as a proponent of the green recycling of used motor oil. As a donor and fundraiser, Findlater has collaborated with a variety of national media, environmental and public policy organizations. His primary mission has been the use of the Internet as a powerful tool for social justice, thereby providing a voice for people who haven’t had one. |
The WyoFile Editorial Team
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Rone Tempest (Lander, WY) WyoFile Editor, reporter. Longtime Los Angeles Times national and foreign correspondent. |
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Laton McCartney (Dubois, WY and New York, NY) Author, editor. Most recent book: Teapot Dome: How Big Oil Bought the Harding White House and Tried to Steal the Country (Random House 2008) |
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Anne MacKinnon (Casper, WY) Western water policy writer, educator. Former executive editor, Casper Star-Tribune |
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Geoffrey O’Gara (Lander, WY) Wyoming Public Television producer and reporter. Author: What You See in Clear Water: Indians, Whites, and a Battle Over Water in the American West (Knopf 2000) |
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Samuel Western (Sheridan, WY) Reporter, poet. US regional correspondent, The Economist (London). Author: Pushed Off the Mountain Sold Down the River: Wyoming’s Search for Its Soul (Homestead 2002); A Random Census of Souls: Prose Poems (Fithian Press 2009) |
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Brad Christensen (Lander,WY) webmaster and award-winning photographer. |
