Emily Brill | Executive Editor and Founder

Emily Brill is the executive editor and founder of The Canine Review.
A lifelong, committed journalist, Brill has more than two decades of professional newsroom experience in a variety of mediums from broadcast to print to online. She’s worked everywhere from Fox News Channel during its early days with Shepard Smith, to Charlie Rose, to CNN; even CBS News’s Beijing Bureau. Before TCR, she was a full-time freelance reporter. In addition to production jobs in broadcast and radio, her reporting was published everywhere from The New York Times’s China edition to The Daily Beast to Buzzfeed.  Brill is the proud owner of a high-energy, bird-loving, quail hunting American field Labrador, “Nellie” who, like her mom, likes to spend a lot of time with veterinarians.

Erica Goode | Consulting Editor

Ms. Goode is a veteran New York Times reporter and editor who continues to edit for The Times. She began her journalism career at the San Fransisco Chronicle and started at The Times in 1998, later becoming assistant science editor. She spearheaded The Times’s focused coverage of climate change before becoming a national correspondent. Ms. Goode lives in Manhattan with her dog “Chloe,” a Russkaya Tsvetnaya Bolonka (“Russian Colored Lapdog”), appropriately nicknamed “The Russian” by TCR Board Advisor Dr. Ann Hohenhaus.

According to the American Kennel Club, “Bolonki were originally bred to be the ultimate house pet for apartment living. Sweet, loving, intelligent, and willing to please, he is friendly to all and shows no sign of aggression.”

ADVISORY BOARD

We are building a small advisory board. Our advisors provide input and subject-matter expertise. They have no direct role in the governance or management of the organization. For starters, it includes:

Dr. Ann Hohenhaus, DVM, DACVIM

Dr. Hohenhaus is a double-boarded, third generation senior veterinarian and Director of Pet Health Information at the world’s largest nonprofit veterinary hospital, Schwarzman Animal Medical Center (“AMC”) in midtown Manhattan. In addition, she is an award winning journalist, having received the DeBakey Award for Excellence in Journalism from the Foundation for Biomedical Research. Among other things, Dr. Hohenhaus is known for her blockbuster SiriusXM show, Ask The Vet. 

Louise Story

Louise Story is a journalist and media executive. After more than a decade at The New York Times where she was an award-winning reporter and then worked on the paper’s growth strategy and technology platforms, she was, most recently, Chief Product and Technology Officer of The Wall Street Journal as well as a senior Masthead Editor.

Steven Brill

Journalist and Author – and Founder of Court TV, The American Lawyer Magazine, American Lawyer Media, Brill’s Content Magazine, Journalism Online, and The Yale Journalism Initiative