CEO, blip.tv
Greater New York City Area
CEO, blip.tv
Greater New York City Area
I'm a co-founder and the CEO of blip.tv, where you'll find the best shows of the Web. We provide services to people and production companies that are creating compelling episodic Web video -- whether they call them "TV shows on the Web," podcasts or videoblogs.
TechCrunch says that "blip.tv tops them all," PC World says we're the best video site on the Web, and comScore reports that blip.tv is the fastest growing video sharing service in the world.
We offer content creators a stable technology platform, a fast-growing destination site, a massive distribution network and monetization services.
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Internet industry)
March 2006 — Present (2 years 7 months)
Founder and CEO of blip.tv, the world's leading distributor of high quality Internet shows. PC World says that blip is "online video done right," and everyone from Walt Mossberg to TechCrunch have sung our praises.
Our view is simple: There are lots of independent content creators and Web studios that are great at producing shows, but in order to be successful they need technology, distribution, marketing and advertising sales. They generally don't have the scale to have these services in-house, but because we work with thousands of shows we can offer those services in exchange for an advertising revenue share.
In addition to our primary business, our technology powers CNN iReport and a wide range of other traditional media company endeavors into user-generated content.
(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Sports industry)
2002 — March 2006 (4 years)
Responsible for conception, design and development of internal and external NHL applications for support of Web, hockey and business operations, including real time scoring system client software, content management for NHL.com and a complete reorganization, refactoring and centralization of internal NHL management software.
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; TWX; Online Media industry)
2002 — 2002 (less than a year)
(Computer Software industry)
1999 — 2001 (2 years)
Responsible for the design and development of KPL's product, an innovative multi-tier filtering encrypted proxy system. You can think of the product as a commercialized precursor to the EFF's Onion Router (TOR). In addition to overall design and development responsibility, responsible for liaison with patent attorneys, drafting of patent applications and liaison with investors for technology status updates.
Politics, new technology, social software
New York City Geeks, founder of Video Vertigo (www.videovertigo.org)
Winner of two Webby awards for blip.tv: Jury Prize and People's Voice for Best Broadband Site, 2007.
Speaker at Streaming Media West, SXSW, etc. blip.tv has received glowing coverage from PC World Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Business 2.0, Red Herring and others. PC World called blip.tv "online video done right," and TechCrunch calls our site "an excellent platform for videobloggers." Walt Mossberg calls us his "favorite."
My personal projects have received media coverage from organizations such as TIME Magazine, CNN, the PBS News Hour, National Public Radio, the Globe & News, USA Today, the Washington Post, German State TV, French Radio Info and many others.