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VETERAN TRAVEL EDITOR LAUNCHES WWW.TRAVELINGBOY.COM, A SPACE FOR REPORTERS TO ACT AS ARTISTS AND ELICIT AN EMOTIONAL RESPONSE FROM READERS
Pioneering the genre of travel reporting, veteran travel editor handpicks multidisciplinary team of experts to report through the filtered lens of their unique perspectives in newly launched coffee table stylized travel website, www.travelingboy.com
Hollywood, CA, April 5, 2008 — Carefully selecting a group of specialized writers and photographers to cover different aspects of travel based on their individual interests and passions, veteran travel editor, Ed Boitano, whose career span in print media covers 20 years, launches his own travel website in order to create a home for writers to express their ideas without being edited or restricted. The launch of this site introduces a New Subjectivity into the world of travel reporting or as www.travelingboy.com has as its byline, "Discovering Roads Less Traveled" from which the artists search for an emotional effect exhibited in many other art forms, including painting, theatre, film, architecture and music. "Since art has no absolute value, it exists as a form of expression whose nature changes with the viewer and context. What we are displaying is distinguished by the purely internal characteristics of the subjectivity with which our artists express themselves. Each writer brings forth their own unique texture and color to the palette and mixed together – this creates a beautiful mosaic of travel adventure." states Ed Boitano, who serves as Senior Travel Editor for Southern California's premiere publication- Southern California Life after 50 Magazine. Boitano's work has also appeared in Northwest Senior Life Magazine, the Tidings Newspaper of the Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, California Contractor, New Times Los Angeles and more.
The staff of writers that Ed Boitano carefully selected for the www.travelingboy.com mosaic offer unique backgrounds that cover the area of psychology, photography, spirituality, politics, food, health and wellness, film and T.V., photography, music and radio. For example, one of the writers is Timothy Mattox, a Producer and Journalist for the American Forces
Radio and Television service which is part of the Department of Defense. He wrote, voiced and produced the AFRTS music series, 'The Straight, Natural Blues' that currently resides in the Library of Congress.
Another staff writer is Eric Anderson, a former physician who reports from a medical perspective, is currently the travel editor for MedPage Today and has articles that have appeared in Cruise Travel, the Boston Globe, the San Diego Union-Tribune, Modern Maturity, Senior Life, Diversion and numerous in-flight magazines.
"My favorite part about the site is the access to webcams. During lunch at work, I browse the webcams daydreaming of where my next travel destination will be. Also, the lack of restriction to word count allows the reader to absorb the full experience that the writer means to convey in the article" states spiritual and healing section writer, Tamara Lelie who's full time job consists of being Director of Marketing for the 2nd largest distributed International channel in the world, TV5MONDE as well as creating and founding TIMEOUT! reTREAT, a spiritual and experiential retreat teaching men and women how to achieve balance in their lives.
"Having the godfather of print media, Herbert S. Chase, former editor and publisher of the Independent-Journal Newspapers, The Good Life and founder of Litho Ad Service, which became Pacific Press Printing and Publishing as a writer on our site is invaluable in terms of experience he brings to the table" claims Mr. Boitano.
The website will be updated with fresh articles each month and there will be an opportunity for outside writers to contribute to the website from time to time. The leading network of live webcams and premier webcam portal, EarthCam.com, offers the most comprehensive search engine of webcams from around the world and delivers real time live images of some of the world's most interesting and unique views and events. Users can see what is happening around the world right now -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
