Here's his bio from the O'Reilly Open Source Conference:
Jeffrey McManus is eBay's Senior Manager of Developer Relations. He has evangelism responsibilities pertaining to the eBay API and eBay Developers Program (http://developer.ebay.com). He is also a developer and has written several books on software development, most recently co-authoring the Addison-Wesley titles "The C# Developer's Guide to ASP.NET, XML and ADO.NET" and "Database Access with VB.NET." He has given technical seminars at developer conferences in North America and Europe, most recently at the eBay Live! conference in Orlando last week. His most recent publication was for the O'Reilly OnDotNet.com site, to which he contributed an article on the .NET open source tool NAnt in January of this year.
"Right now, there is a huge glut of dolls for sale on eBay. With eBay in operation for well over five years, more and more sellers have joined eBay to run auctions. This means that even wonderful dolls can be overlooked by buyers, and that sellers have to work extra-hard to get their product noticed and have it sell for top-dollar." [Denise Van Patten of About.com]
I'm of two minds on my future blogging infrastructure. Should I recommit to Radio or look at migrating to Movable Type? MT seems to be where all the cool people are going lately, but as far I can tell it doesn't offer a rich text editor or transparent synchronization (aka upstreaming).
I just discovered another eBay blogger, 
