Harvard's Journalist on Call
Keith's Portfolio
Keith was the first to report this story for Harvard. Next, he debated AP's Recent Pulitzer Prize Reporter and Ethics Professor. .
The Villages in Florida hosted a classic debate between our Journalist on Call and an AP Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter. There were 400 paid attendees and a waiting list. It was historic.
Keith is certified by the Florida Bar to teach prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys throughout the state of Florida.
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The Miami-Dade Public Defender sent his office's strong endorsement for providing attorneys CLE instruction (continuing legal education).
Awarded by Peers - The Society of Professional Journalists gave Keith Their Top Honors for Investigative Journalism.
Keith is the Original Journalist of Record for Harvard's Nieman Foundation of Journalism for his original reporting on the Casey Anthony Trial.
Keith Worked at Harvard's Nieman Foundation for Journalism.
Barry Sussman was Keith's Editor at Harvard. Previously, Barry supervised Woodward and Bernstein's Watergate series for the Washington Post.
Keith is a serious media critic. His colleagues often don't like criticism, but Keith's real audience is news consumers, not other journalists (too bad for journalists).
The only reporter who solved a cold case he worked on. It was the "trial of the century."
Keith led panel discussions for a major law school on hot-button headline issues for students & faculty.
Black Lives Matter + Casey Anthony + O J Simpson
Keith is published by Random House, Financial Times newspaper, Empirical Magazine, + many others.
He has written, edited, & published a portfolio of best- selling books for thought leaders, influencers, business founders, and executives.
Keith edits and publishes audiobooks with added visual features including animations, video clips, captions, music etc.
He converts printed manuscripts to Audible-quality audiobooks in one week.
