Fraudulent house flipping in Florida just became a little harder. Chris Davis and his colleagues at the Sarasota-Herald Tribune spent the last year talking to property appraisers and collecting documents relevant to suspicious house flipping in Florida. “We…rely almost exclusively on public records,” said Davis. After perusing over 19 million Florida real estate transactions, searching… Continue reading Flippin’ Crazy
Author: Evan Brenner
I'm a published journalist with a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communications, specialization in news editing, from the University of South Florida.
I've published journalistic works in the University of South Florida Oracle, AOL Patch.com, the Tampa Tribune and Creative Loafing. I've also had the pleasure of publishing online with the Dunedin Free Press, TBO.com and Examiner.com.
As a photographer, I’ve enjoyed the publication of my work in the Link magazine, as well as an honorable mention in their annual photo contest.
My photographic work has appeared in juried art shows held by the city of Clearwater, Fla., as well as in Artbook Tampa Bay.
I’ve spent 8 years in social media as social media coordinator for Variety Workshop, Photography Alive, Brenner Media Services and pitchman Anthony Sullivan.
As a sales professional at Office Depot and Best Buy, I received extensive training in retail management, operations, sales and customer service.
My current goals include striving to reach success in all my currently involved fields, and making the most of every second.
Tools of the Future
If the University of South Florida’s library wasn’t a cut above the rest, they wouldn’t have a wealth of public documents online. Luckily, USF is taking steps to enable the journalists of tomorrow. With the help of Coordinator for General Records and Government Documents Cheryl McCoy, web sites for Florida’s public records networks are neatly… Continue reading Tools of the Future
Texting in the dark to avoid the Florida sunshine
Tim Nickens dropped a bombshell on University of South Florida public affairs reporting students– Florida lawmakers are texting important info via cell phones, thus avoiding the Florida Sunshine laws. “Texts and emails have sent a lot of government underground,” said Nickens. While technology has certainly made it easier to communicate between local and state governments,… Continue reading Texting in the dark to avoid the Florida sunshine
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