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The SaaS We Use

July 2nd, 2009 · Comments

Here at AnyClip, we have an international team working a million miles an hour. To support this environment, we’ve been relying on and testing out a variety of hosted apps which help our team collaborate more efficiently and let us focus on maintaining only the technology we’re building.
Stuff we use daily:

Google Apps: Gmail (for all [...]

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Today! Socially Speaking 4pm EST “Social Media in an Offline World”

March 3rd, 2009 · Comments

Today at 4pm EST, join me on Sun’s Socially Speaking BlogTalkRadio show hosted by Sumaya Kazi.
Show link here.
On the show, we’ll be talking about “Social Media in an Offline World,” drawing on my experiences in the New York tech community.
For instance, I’m going to mention how at my first nextNY event I remember someone, as [...]

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Wish You Were Here

January 20th, 2009 · Comments

Image by Renegade98 via Flickr

The Inauguration of Barack Hussein Obama as our Nation’s 44th President is an event I’ve waited a lifetime to see.
That I was also a part of the campaign to elect him President — exhausting myself beyond points I knew I could bare — makes the occasion all the more joyous. I [...]

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Image of the Year (2008)

December 31st, 2008 · Comments

Driving from Point Pleasant, Ohio to Felicity, Ohio on Election Day to get out more voters. Clermont Country — the place I grew up and which voted 34% for Barack Obama (up from 29% for John Kerry) — is where I spent the month of October as the Deputy Field Organizer for Barack Obama’s Campaign [...]

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Future of Movies

December 8th, 2008 · Comments

Reader beware: I know very little about the film industry. I make a lot of assumptions here, but hopefully my ideas will be of inspiration to those who know more.
A good friend of mine, Josh Sugarman, is an up and coming movie writer/director. In the past, I’ve posted some of his work on my blog, [...]

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Twitter & Tumblr

November 20th, 2008 · Comments

Do you follow me on Twitter? Is my Tumblr on your dashboard?
Long ago, the number of people following me on Twitter surpassed the number of people who subscribe to my blog. I love Twitter and find my work and social life are measurably better for it, but — shh, don’t tell the Twitterers! — I [...]

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Debate Party + No Regrets + Going Away

October 2nd, 2008 · Comments

I have a much more significant post coming tomorrow, about how I’m heading to Cincinnati for a month to work on the Obama campaign.
However, for now, please note that I’m hosting, along with Fred Graver, Lindsay Campbell, and Adam Quirk, a:

VP Debate Watch
No Regrets ‘08 (launching tomorrow)
Fundraiser (optional)

Party tonight at the Sixth Ward in the [...]

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BricaBox Code, Ready to Check Out

September 22nd, 2008 · Comments

Quick note here:
Very excited to say that BricaBox.org’s code is ready to check out.
It’s on Google Code. Our developer list is here.
Many thanks to Kyle Bragger for getting the code ready and removing our propriety stuff.
This is not a mature open source project AT ALL. So, don’t expect getting up and running to be easy. [...]

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Exclusive: How to hack the eInk in Esquire Mag

September 8th, 2008 · Comments

This morning, Esquire Magazine, with an advertising partnership from Ford, released its 75 anniversary issue using “eInk” technology on the front and inside cover.

While I was there, I taped Michael Galpert of A.viary.com, interviewing Barrett Comiskey, now of NicobarGroup and a founding member of eInk in 1997. In the video, Barrett talks about how to [...]

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WTFpolitics

September 5th, 2008 · Comments

As the race for the White House heats up, so is my desire to write about it.
While I’ll use this blog to expose my political views from time to time, I don’t want to send a deluge of political insights and analysis into your RSS reader. Chances are, you read my blog for the tech [...]

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