LEWISVILLE, TX, August 25, 2010 (Press-News.org) MC Press Online has announced the appointment of Katie Tipton to its editorial team. Serving in the new position of Book Editor, Tipton will handle the management and development of all book products for MC Press Online, with responsibility for book acquisitions, title development and production, and product line management.
"I want to welcome Katie to our team of editors and say how truly pleased I am that she has chosen to join the company," said David M. Uptmor, publisher and co-owner of MC Press Online. "Katie's background and experience will be a tremendous asset during the coming year and beyond as we model our book offerings after the new and rapidly changing technologies coming from IBM and its high-tech partners."
Tipton, an accomplished editor and project manager with a wide variety of technical publishing experience, brings more than 25 years of editorial experience to her new role. Before joining MC Press Online, she worked for six years as a freelance editor, with expertise in IBM systems, programming, networking, and Web development. Prior to that, she was employed with Penton Media and its predecessor, Duke Communications, where she served in a variety of roles, most recently as the editor overseeing Penton's line of System i books.
Tipton's background includes extensive experience with all types of publishing, including trade and textbooks, magazines, newsletters, Web sites, and product directories. She also has experience in the retail book business, having managed bookstores in Nashville, Tennessee, and Amherst, Massachusetts. "Katie has years of experience both in editorial and in keeping projects in scope and on time, so she will be an invaluable resource," said Merrikay Lee, president and co-owner of MC Press Online.
"Merrikay and Jeff [Jeff Phillips, MC Press Online marketing director] have done a remarkable job building up the book division with many on-target titles that have been extremely popular with thousands of readers," Tipton said. "I hope to build upon that momentum and use it to our readers' advantage so that we can continue to offer the IBM midrange community a constant stream of great technical book titles to help keep abreast of tomorrow's technology."
Tipton expressed great admiration for the talented team of industry authors who have written for MC Press Online over the years. "I want them to know how much I, and the rest of our company, value their hard work and accomplishments," she said. "We can't rest on our laurels, though," quipped Tipton. "There are more books to write!"
Tipton holds degrees in mathematics and philosophy from Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama, and currently lives in Birmingham, where she is vice president of the Birmingham Historical Society. Friends can usually catch her outside walking her prized pooch, Lucy, every day, or, perhaps more conveniently, they can write to her at ktipton@mcpressonline.com.
About MC Press Online
MC Press Online is the leading complete information resource for the IBM Power Systems (IBM i, AS/400, iSeries, System i, AIX, and Linux) community. Through its books, Web site, e-newsletters, and other products, MC Press Online delivers hands-on, up-to-the-minute information about Power Systems so users—from programmers to CIOs—can be more productive and better informed. MC Press Online provides information in a variety of formats to suit different needs. It publishes books, electronic publications, multimedia offerings, computer-based training, and Web-based education. Its Web site contains hundreds of technical articles, lots of code, and useful forums hosting discussions on topics related to the IBM midrange field. For more information, visit http://www.mcpressonline.com.
Contacts:
MC Press Online
Chris Smith, 909-599-4190
Senior News Editor
csmith@mcpressonline.com
Katie Tipton, (205) 423-9864
Book Editor
ktipton@mcpressonline.com
Katie Tipton Joins MC Press Online as Book Editor
With 25 years in publishing, Tipton is seen as a major asset to the company.
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[Press-News.org] Katie Tipton Joins MC Press Online as Book EditorWith 25 years in publishing, Tipton is seen as a major asset to the company.