Keep Your Partner, Change Your Relationship
A day before the announcement of one of the latest iphones, a New York Times article addressed the mental price of our involvement with technology.
Bruce Rogow
Bruce Rogow is Director of Television Operations for Public Broadcaster KPBS in San Diego and is in his 15th year with the station. He also volunteers as Chairman of the Board of the San Diego Renewable Energy Society helping to promote all forms of renewable energy and energy efficiency in the San Diego region. He received a B.S. and M.S. in Business Administration from San Diego State University. He and his wife, Chief Petty Officer Kathryn Deininger, have been married 17 years and this...
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