The Complete "No Geek-Speak" Guide to the Internet is full of practical information on how to navigate the Internet, World Wide Web, and other on-line services.
Mike Wendland is America's premier high tech reporter. His Detroit Free Press technology columns, NBC-TV network television reports and five books on the Internet have given him a loyal nationwide audience of millions who have come to rely on his warm and friendly "No Geek-Speak" advice, reports and suggestions about technology and how it impacts all of us.
Mike's High Tech Talk TV reports are distributed weekly to all 215 NBC affiliates by the NBC Newschannel. The popular news feature has been a stalwart on NBC stations since 1994 and covers the emerging multimedia and information superhighway fields, focusing on hi-tech advances useful to ordinary people, as well as the hottest places on the World Wide Web.
And he is the author of a series of books about the technology, the Internet and health and wellness,as well as numerous articles about the for major publications, including USA Today and The New York Times.
Mike has won 20 Emmy Awards and numerous honors and broadcast awards. He is a veteran journalist who has used computers to break some of his biggest stories. His television work has appeared on various NBC and cable television network stations across the country. He spent 18 years as head of the I-Team investigative unit at WDIV-TV in Detroit and before that worked for ten years as an investigative reporter at The Detroit News.
He's one of the country's leading experts in using the Internet for research and information-gathering and teaches seminars all over the world to corporations and civic, religious and professional organizations. He recently spent three weeks in Israel, Jordan, Bahrain and Egypt teaching journalists the Internet in a trip sponsored by the U.S. State Department.
He has been a Fellow at the Poynter Institute, a prestigious school for journalists in St. Petersburg, FL., where he has taught convergence reporting and new media.
And he is a pastor and part of the teaching team at Woodside Bible Church, which has eight campuses throughout Southeastern Michigan
