Todd Cochrane, CEO of RawVoice just announced the following news:
In March the affiliate owners of TechPodcasts.com agreed to an acquisition/merger with RawVoice. Today we re-launched the website utilizing the RawVoice Generator.
While I have personally been involved with TPN since it’s formation the network has always been owned by the affiliates. Podcast Connect was the admin arm for the network paying out advertising revenues, server cost etc.
Up to this point though the TPN team has been on it’s own. Today that is no longer the case. Many of the tenants of the original site will be maintained with members shows agreeing to produce child safe shows and membership on the site will not be automatic.
We encourage any of you that were not members already, and have Technical shows to apply for membership please read the TOS carefully. This is a great opportunity to be part of a strong branded site. We will have more details of the deal on the RawVoice website later today and I will be releasing a special podcast on the TPN blog.
Congrats on the acquisition Todd!
Posted: Mar 29th
Todd Cochrane, CEO of RawVoice just announced the following news:
In March the affiliate owners of TechPodcasts.com agreed to an acquisition/merger with RawVoice. Today we re-launched the website utilizing the RawVoice Generator.
While I have personally been involved with TPN since it’s formation the network has always been owned by the affiliates. Podcast Connect was the admin arm for the network paying out advertising revenues, server cost etc.
Up to this point though the TPN team has been on it’s own. Today that is no longer the case. Many of the tenants of the original site will be maintained with members shows agreeing to produce child safe shows and membership on the site will not be automatic.
We encourage any of you that were not members already, and have Technical shows to apply for membership please read the TOS carefully. This is a great opportunity to be part of a strong branded site. We will have more details of the deal on the RawVoice website later today and I will be releasing a special podcast on the TPN blog.
Congrats on the acquisition Todd!
Posted: Mar 29th
While at the University of Texas at austin, Todd Ross Nienkerk spent five years on the staff of the Texas Travesty, the largest college humor publication in the nation. The unique, meritocractic structure of the Travesty taught him every aspect of magazine production. Writing, illustration, photography, ad sales, distribution—Todd did a bit of everything, even spending two proud, lucky years as the Travesty’s editor-in-chief.
after graduating in May, 2005, with a ba in psychology and a bS in radio-television-film—at UT, radio and film are considered “sciences,” while psychology is merely an “art”—Todd spent a year working in an office, applying to various graduate creative writing programs and filing their all-too-speedy rejection letters.
Nuts to this, he told the voice in his head, and his friends and Todd started Four Kitchen Studios.
In this video podcast from barcamp austin II, Todd shares a glimpse into the future with a presentation of a new Web 5.0 technology he has been working on in his…kitchen.
Posted: Mar 22nd
While at the University of Texas at austin, Todd Ross Nienkerk spent five years on the staff of the Texas Travesty, the largest college humor publication in the nation. The unique, meritocractic structure of the Travesty taught him every aspect of magazine production. Writing, illustration, photography, ad sales, distribution—Todd did a bit of everything, even spending two proud, lucky years as the Travesty’s editor-in-chief.
after graduating in May, 2005, with a ba in psychology and a bS in radio-television-film—at UT, radio and film are considered “sciences,” while psychology is merely an “art”—Todd spent a year working in an office, applying to various graduate creative writing programs and filing their all-too-speedy rejection letters.
Nuts to this, he told the voice in his head, and his friends and Todd started Four Kitchen Studios.
In this video podcast from barcamp austin II, Todd shares a glimpse into the future with a presentation of a new Web 5.0 technology he has been working on in his…kitchen.
Posted: Mar 22nd
We've released a new video over at Media Swamp. On the Keynote Track at Tulsa Techfest 2006 Chip Wilson of geniant discusses what it takes to become a Microsoft Certified architect.
The Tulsa Developers .NET and Tulsa SQL Server Group collaborated and held the first annual Tulsa TechFest on Saturday, October 14th at the auditorium, Conference Center, and North Hall of Oklahoma State University (OSU-Tulsa) in downtown Tulsa.
Chip Wilson is the Chief Technology Officer of Geniant and the company’s Chief SOa architect. He is a nationally prominent expert on Service Oriented architectures and has been instrumental in carving out a leadership position for Geniant in the market, defining service offerings that enable clients to leverage the power and flexibility of a Service Oriented architecture and recognize the promised benefits.
His recently published book, “Transparent IT: building blocks for an agile Enterprise,” describes a detailed framework and roadmap for adopting an SOa and creating an agile, real time enterprise. He serves on myriad industry committees and holds a wealth of industry certifications from IbM, Sun, and Microsoft, including the prestigious Microsoft Certified architect (MCa).
Mr. Wilson earned a bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and a bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, and a Master’s of Science in Engineering Management from the University of Kansas.
If you're so inclined, head over to Media Swamp to download the video or simply subscribe to either the Tulsa Techfest feed os the entire Media Swamp feed.
Posted: Mar 7th
We’ve released a new video over at Media Swamp. On the Keynote Track at Tulsa Techfest 2006 Chip Wilson of geniant discusses what it takes to become a Microsoft Certified architect.
The Tulsa Developers .NET and Tulsa SQL Server Group collaborated and held the first annual Tulsa TechFest on Saturday, October 14th at the auditorium, Conference Center, and North Hall of Oklahoma State University (OSU-Tulsa) in downtown Tulsa.
Chip Wilson is the Chief Technology Officer of Geniant and the company’s Chief SOa architect. He is a nationally prominent expert on Service Oriented architectures and has been instrumental in carving out a leadership position for Geniant in the market, defining service offerings that enable clients to leverage the power and flexibility of a Service Oriented architecture and recognize the promised benefits.
His recently published book, “Transparent IT: building blocks for an agile Enterprise,” describes a detailed framework and roadmap for adopting an SOa and creating an agile, real time enterprise. He serves on myriad industry committees and holds a wealth of industry certifications from IbM, Sun, and Microsoft, including the prestigious Microsoft Certified architect (MCa).
Mr. Wilson earned a bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and a bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, and a Master’s of Science in Engineering Management from the University of Kansas.
If you’re so inclined, head over to Media Swamp to download the video or simply subscribe to either the Tulsa Techfest feed os the entire Media Swamp feed.
Posted: Mar 7th
Greg wises up and gets a more respectable guest this month. Want to hear an interview with one of the pioneers of podcasting? www.roiradio.com
Posted: Feb 20th
Greg wises up and gets a more respectable guest this month. Want to hear an interview with one of the pioneers of podcasting? www.roiradio.com
Posted: Feb 19th
We just released a