David Lipschultz

David Bernard Lipschultz (June 2, 1970 – January 3, 2004) was an American freelance journalist. His work appeared in The New York Times, Smart Money, and USA Today as well as such high tech magazines as Wired, Red Herring, and Internet World.

Career

Lipschultz and his wife wrote, produced, and hosted "The Week in Aspen" on Channel 16. The show covered nightlife and entertainment in Aspen. His work focused mainly on entertainment and business. Prior to being a journalist, he lived in New York City and worked in marketing and public relations.

Family

Lipschultz married Juliana Tauber in October 2002. The two met on a ski-lift in Aspen.

Death

He died in a skiing accident, falling into a tree well, in Aspen, Colorado in 2004 at age 33.[1]

gollark: We rationalize things to death instead of thinking rationally, our reasoning is built on tangles of cognitive biases, and humans cannot effectively multitask.
gollark: Why would you design MentalHealthBot™ with a human-like brain? Humans are uncool.
gollark: It's not like this sort of thing would need to be designed along human lines, though.
gollark: "Unfortunately our instance of MentalHealthBot™ has committed suicide. We're reloading it from a backup, and you can use another instance in the meantime."
gollark: "Free" generally just means "everyone pays for it", which is... something, at least.

References
  1. Havein, Naomi. "Deceased skier had local ties". Aspen Times. Retrieved 12 August 2013.


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