Chuck Rose

Chuck Rose began his journalism career at The Washington Post. His discovery of a Macintosh Plus with a 20-megabyte hard drive started a journey in digital storytelling. After eight years developing desktop publishing techniques Rose turned his attention to multimedia and CD ROM development. As newspapers began to invest in "new media," Rose became design director at washingtonpost.com in 1995. Today Rose is Deputy Managing Editor of Design for USATODAY.com, which he joined in 1997. In that time he has created editorial graphics, sales and advertising solutions and, for the past five years, has concentrated on website design and development.