[Balding_Eagle]

I’m not going to waste my time with the ACLU, we can pretty much figure out what they are going to be saying in their office after we hear ‘click’ on our end.

I plan to call his employeer, just as soon as I can be sure that I have the right company.

I think he is in Colorado Springs because he is working for one of hundreds of small semi conductor companies here.

I am not saying the name of the company, for some reason Facebook isn’t working correctly for me, but I’d appreciate a private reply from anyone who can help me find out for sure which company.

I think the pocketbook is the most effective way to get someone’s attention.

[Chickensoup]

Terrific, when you hit paydirt post it.

The employer needs to hear.

If you need to start a ping list add me!

[Chickensoup]

His company has LOTS of conference sponsors and I think that letting the partners know that the sponsors will be contacted would be quite a blow.

I imagine they make most of their money through the conferences. Good way to being their Monday morning.

[Chickensoup]

I cant do it but take screen shots of the sponsors and the contact info and the partners. I imagine they will go dark after they start getting hit up.

[cynwoody]

He's a technical journalist. He used to write for EE Times.

He now works for the Linley Group:

Loring Wirbel Loring Wirbel is a senior analyst at The Linley Group and senior editor of Networking Report. He has covered the semiconductor industry for more than 25 years and is widely known for his work as director of communications coverage at EE Times. Prior to joining The Linley Group, he managed the FPGA Gurus blog for EDN, the Smartbooks blog for Qualcomm, and the Smart Networks report for Adva Optical. He also served as director of market intelligence for United Business Media.

The Linley Group is headquartered in Mountain View, but Loring's type of job can easily be done remotely. I knew a guy in the Springs who was a top chip designer at one of the semiconductor outfits. Sadly, the company went south, but he landed on his feet, working as an industry analyst for IDG — and no need to move, despite IDG being headquartered in Massachusetts.

ZabaSearch shows a 58-year-old Loring Wirbel in Boulder and Colorado Springs.