Pete is the original Dial-A-Nerd. He created the Dial-A-Nerd concept in the late 1980s to provide telephone help to the public. The original Dial-A-Nerd advertisement appeared in the 1990 USA Today Classifieds. Then Pete created the “Dial-A-Nerd” radio show on WJFK Radio and the “Technically Correct” TV show on Baltimore’s WMAR ABC channel 2. Both the radio and TV shows broadcast in Baltimore. Pete has worked on computers before the earliest days of personal computers. During his early years working in data communications, he personally met some computer pioneers, including Gene Amdahl, Dr. Karl Hammer, Dr. Larry Roberts, and more.

Pete founded the Moulton Company, which developed and delivered the first IBM Personal Computer Troubleshooting Seminar worldwide. Pete has developed and delivered seminars on telecommunications, PC troubleshooting and repair, and networking on every continent on the planet—save Antarctica.
Pete wrote several books for Prentice-Hall Publishers, including A+ Certification and PC Repair Guide, The Telecommunications Survival Guide, and SOHO Networking.
Pete’s computer support and troubleshooting experience comes from building and supporting PCs and training nontechnical users to maintain and troubleshoot PCs over the last 30-plus years.