[1] He previously served as the Vice President in charge of ABCNews.com, responsible for the strategic planning, business strategy, editorial content, and production of the network's 24-hour online news service.
He's been described as "a web reporting pioneer" by The Poynter Institute, "a major figure in the online-news business" by Editor & Publisher and "one of the first journalists to use an online (blog) journal" by The New York Times.
As a national producer for ABCNEWS.com, he was one of the first true multimedia reporters, covering stories such as the Columbine High School shooting and the World Trade Organization protests in Seattle by shooting digital photos and video, creating interactive graphics, filing reports for ABC Radio and working with ABC News correspondents and producers.
He has also worked as the Director of Digital Media for CBC News, the news division of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; the editorial director for Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's award-winning website, CBC.ca; technology editor and managing producer for MSNBC.com; and a freelancer for The New York Times.
Dube won the first national Online Journalism Award for Breaking News for his coverage of the World Trade Organization protests in Seattle.