D.B. Davis first ventured online in 1984 with his Apple IIe using a service named "The Source". With nearly 30 years of experience online, D.B. has seen it all, and is proud to share it with redOrbit's visitors. After graduating from Vanderbilt with his Bachelor's, D.B. obtained his Master's degree in Institutional Psychology from Oklahoma State University, and then graduated from the prestigious Culinary Institute at the University of South Carolina. While at OSU, D.B. and a classmate founded one of the first Internet marketing companies in the Southwest along with graduate students from the University of Texas at Austin. D.B. and his family reside in Columbia, South Carolina.
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