David Cohen
Freelance journalist...see [1]
Feature writer...film reviewer...news reporter...book critic...PR operative...blogger...etc etc...
WA Branch President of the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance...see [2]
My first Wikipedia posting was an original article on the Lions Eye Institute in Nedlands, via an IP address.
In November 2005 I acquired my Wikipedia username and made my first edit (to the entry on The West Australian).
Since then I have started 55 articles (a whopping 0.00151 per cent of Wikipedia articles!):
- Justin Cartwright
- Neale Fong
- Ian Constable
- Shaun Salmon
- Andrew Godfrey
- Ian Constable Lecture
- Lions Eye Bank
- James Cruthers
- Australia Bali Memorial Eye Centre
- Arthur Lovekin Prize in Journalism
- WA Media Awards
- Liz Byrski
- Scoop (journalism magazine)
- Arthur Lovekin
- Centre for e-Health
- Community Newspaper Group
- Paul McMenamin
- The Worst of Perth
- Le Fanu House
- The Hole in the Wall Theatre
- Echo Newspapers
- Tom Hungerford
- Examiner Newspapers
- Dingo Flour sign
- Kate Lamont
- Lionel Samson
- Alf Barbagallo
- Claremont Teachers College
- Perth Building Society
- Fremantle Harbour
- Catherine King (radio broadcaster)
- Charles Bunning
- P.C. Anderson
- Golden Wattle Cookery Book
- Frank Callaway
- William Bold
- Lance Brisbane
- Blue Angel defamation case
- Laurence Brodie-Hall
- Guy Hamilton
- Mr Ward
- Mollie Lukis
- Joe Chamberlain
- William Harris
- Michael Kailis
- J.W.R. Linton
- Jack Mann (winemaker)
- Joseph Parsons
- Veronica Brady
- Isaac Scott Nind
- Jasper Jones
- Bruce Guthrie (editor)
- Copy boy
- Upsurge
- J._M._(John_Mews)_Harcourt
I've also made many edits to the article on Rottnest Island.
Contact me at dcohen@amnet.net.au