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Anthony Velte

Member since: 08/28/08 Last log in: 10/07/08 at 11:31 am
Posts: 7 Comments: 1

Anthony T. Velte is co-founder of Velte Publishing, Inc. and an author of a variety of IT books published by McGraw-Hill and Cisco Press.

He recently co-authored "Green IT: Reduce Your Information System's Environmental Impact While Adding to the Bottom Line." (McGraw-Hill) which will be available worldwide September 2008.

More information about books and current projects can be found at www.velte.com.

  • Company: Velte Publishing, Inc.
  • Industry: Tech: E-Commerce/Internet
  • Job title: Author
  • Company size: LESS THAN 50
  • Country: United States
What makes me tick
What I'm reading now
The Time Machine by H.G. Wells
Ask me to do anything but
Bungie jump
In high school I was
Always having a good time :-)
Web sites/blogs I can't live without

news.google.com, www.itworld.com, www.digg.com

My favorite gadget
Currently my iPhone, but always looking for my next favorite gadget.
Words of wisdom
There is always a way...
If I had a superpower it would be
To be able to fly.
If I could travel in time, I would go to
First to the future, say 500 years from now.
What I've said

Sources for paper consumption

Hi Lori,

My apologies for missing that. The source for the paper stats was the May/June 2004 edition of "E: The Environmental Magazine". The url is http://www.emagazine.com/?toc&issue=68

There they cite a few interviews and additional stats from Resource Recycling and The Recycled Paper Coalition both of which may be excellent sources of additional information should you be looking for related data.

Regards,

Anthony

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