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tomaskohl.com/blog
Tomas Kohl
Tomas Kohl Home Archived punditry currently interested in awesomeness and how to create it About Welcome! I am Tom, your host: a start-up founder and freelance project / product manager. [more info] Linkblog Blogroll A List Apart Armed and Dangerous Brian Micklethwait Day by Day Cartoon by Chris Muir Dean Bubley?s Disruptive Wireless dropsafe In-Public Media Influencer MicroISV on a Shoestring ongoing by Tim Bray Samizdata.net Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (updated daily) splat
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market7.com/blog
Market7 » Blog
Market7 Already have an account? Go to video.Market7.com to login To learn more, contact our sales team Home Product Pricing Order Company Blog Keeping Corporate Content Fresh August 30th, 2011 by Brian Baumley Some Tips For Making Your Talking Head Video Sing Businesses keep finding new and interesting uses for video. While communication using the medium is expanding, a popular format that continues to prevail largely relies on ?talking heads.? These videos generally consist of a company
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noebie.com/main
NOEBIE.COM
Welcome to the Web Portal of Brian K. Noe, home of The Frank Truth, The Comedic Genius of Martin and Lewis, and other cool content from NOEBIE Digital Media
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blogs.wylfing.net/undersea
Undersea
Search Links Matrix: Reloaded Explained The essay Selected reader comments Matrix: Revolutions Explained The essay Selected reader comments Categories Index page AboutBeliefGood and EvilNotesScience Archive Full archive July, 2011 March, 2011 February, 2011 January, 2011 Moving sale 11 Jul, 2011 | Brian | I have moved to another location. I probably will not be updating Undersea anymore. It was a fun experiment, but its day is over. In time I will probably migrate anything interesting (read
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unc.edu/~payst
Stuff
Home About Me Stuff Don?t worry, it?s just stuff. Stuff ? the blog Mobile student orgs social networking Kiosks Spam Poetry May' Kurogo Brian Payst on May'th, 2011 The m.unc.edu site that we run has been sitting on the old MIT code for some time now. I?ve been working in my spare time (misnomer if there ever was one) to update the site to the new Kurogo framework. The folks that developed the MIT code have now gone and started their own company called ModoLabs and