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| News Database Manual So, Here is how you post the news to the news database.
1. Click on Submit News. Then create your article and save it. Once you have submitted the news item it has to be approved by an admin. If you are an admin the route is different and I will discuss that as well.
2. Go to the new section in the admin section. you will have the options below of what you want to do with the article. Only the newest article time stamped will be on the main news page. There is a footer page that list the last few articles in each sub group. Right now we have Misc, Music News, Website News, for groups. At any time you can edit the article from the icon on the front of the news item itself if you are an admin.
3. If you have admin access to the news and forum groups you can just access that from the New section of the admin panel. You just create your news message in that editor and post it. So in a way you just bypass submitting the news since you are an admin.
So this list below are options. You have to tell it which article you want to be the Sticky. Only one of them can be. The rest of the article will appear as sub articles under the sub new groups.
Also, Please timestamp the articles so we know when they were created. You also have an option to choose WHO see's it in a usre class. I just chose public for everyone.
Extended: Extended news post
Upload: Upload an image or file for use in the news item
Image: Choose an image for this news item
Comments: Allow comments to be posted to this news item
Render type: Select how and where news item is posted
Activation: Only show news item between certain dates
Date stamp: Set the date stamp for the current news item
Visibility: Choose which visitors will see news item
Sticky: Select if news item will be sticky
Jim
[Submitted by warchilin66]
on Sunday 16 March 2014 - 12:14:12
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Monday 17 March 2014
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| About Mark S. Berry & Attack Media Group (AMG)
AMG is a Toronto-based privately owned media & entertainment company formed in 1998 by international record producer, engineer & mixer Mark S. Berry, Music Producer and operates under his leadership as Chairman. Berry, whose extensive production, engineering & re-mixing talents has earned him 36 international gold & platinum records for such notable Grammy & Juno nominated musical icons as, Davie Bowie, Duran Duran, Yes, Boy George, Billy Idol, Kool & The Gang, Cameo, Carly Simon, Joan Jett & many, many more. Already the owner of an extensive music publishing catalogue, AMG's mission is to target potential acquisitions in the music, film & television industries ranging from independent record labels, artists, writers, DVD acquisitions, feature length films, extreme sports content to purchases in the music publishing sector. AMG's focus is music distribution through its deal with Universal Music Group, the insertions of music into international feature film and television releases, as well as the development of reality based television programming.
on Monday 17 March 2014 - 04:32:41
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Sunday 16 March 2014
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| THE WYSKY GROUP ☛ I have generated $500 Million+ in proven Revenues. I Will solve your Problem, Save you $$$ or you don't owe me Anything!
"MY Passion is Helping Others Succeed & Turning Problems into Profit$." Strategic Leadership
☛ I have a 25 year proven success record in Leadership: Discovering, Developing & Commercializing new Disruptive Technologies. I Grew & Sold 4 highly Profitable High-Technology Entertainment Companies.
I am a Team building Executive: Resourceful, Perceptive, Fun, Curious, Adaptable & Visionary.
★ "I Manage Complex Projects, Build Exceptional Teams & Sell Snow to Eskimos"
I Guide clients thru the massive Paradigm shift (Mobile) taking place in Entertainment Production, Post, & Content Delivery. Audience is Passive Viewers (Baby Boomers) & Active Participants (Millennials) constantly Mobile; connected, sharing & communicating with friends
I am an Innovation & Creativity Expert who Develops Profitable Disruptive Technology in Entertainment, Music, Gaming, Mobile, Internet, Cloud, Event, Applications, Metadata, Software, Image, Sound, Film, Video, VFX, TV.
♦ Specialties:
- Developing Profitable Lines of Business
- Connecting Content Providers with Mobile Solutions
- Strategic Solutions
- Start-ups—Profitable Exit Strategies
- Display Technology
- Frameworks & Flagship Entertainment Apps for Tablets & Smartphones
- Audio & Image processing
- Develop new profitable uses for Legacy equipment
- DVD, Blu-ray
- Restoration
- Visual Effects, 3D Animation, Wire & Rig Removal
- Music Videos
- Production & Post Production
- Customer Project Management
- Staff—Talent Team Building Leadership
Company examples:
* Disney Home Entertainment * EDS, Electronic Data Systems
* Apple * Palm * Blackberry * Verizon * MGM Turner * Nokia * Amiga *
* Paramount * Warner Brothers * Universal Music Group * Sony Entertainment *
* Modern Video Film * Hollywood Records * Rocket Science * Dolby * DTS *
* Buena Vista Entertainment, Walt Disney Enterprises, Disney Imagineering
Silicon Beach Fest Hollywood–featuring studios, labels, agencies, startups, investors
Silicon Beach Fest Hollywood–featuring studios, labels, agencies, startups, investors
Dale Carr CEO "LeadBolt" Literally SHAKING UP Mobile Advertising and Monetization
Dale Carr CEO "LeadBolt" Literally SHAKING UP Mobile Advertising and Monetization
CES 2014: Marissa Mayer's YAHOO "Stole the Show" Keynote Speech
CES 2014: Marissa Mayer's YAHOO "Stole the Show" Keynote Speech
Experience
Freelance Reporter
Hollywoodtoday.net, Google, The Washington Post
August 2013 – Present (8 months)|Greater Los Angeles Area
Accredited Reporter for Hollywoodtoday.net, Google, The Washington Post, AITP-LA
• PRESS @ CES 2014 7 articles pub'd!
• "Marisa Mayer's compelling keynote “Stole the Show” • • YAHOO! Hollywoodtoday.net—Google—Washington Post. . #2 of 443 articles written on her keynote speech was Tweeted, FB'd, etc.
• READ Interview with — "Dale Carr, CEO of “LeadBolt” is Literally SHAKING UP Mobile Advertising and Monetization"
• READ article about — Padholdr CES 400 lb., $780 Cardboard Booth! http:://tinyurl.com/mxyyq9h
• PRESS for "Hollywood Today" at Silicon Beach Fest in Hollywood, CA
• Read Interview for AITP "How to Stay Relevant by Leveraging Outsourcing & the Cloud – What you need to know to make good outsourcing & cloud decisions and create value for the business you serve." Interviewed Jeff Papen of Peak Hosting.
• PRESS for "Hollywoodtoday.net" at Digital Hollywood at Ritz-Carlton in Marina Del Rey
See published report at "TinyURL.com/nhrlkox"
INNOVATION EXPERT leading Fortune 500's into New Technologies
The WYSKY GROUP
2012 – Present (2 years)|Greater Los Angeles Area
Specialize in New Business Development. Provide Leadership, Guidance, and Advisory Services to High Tech, Entertainment, Leading Edge Media, Studios, & Fortune 500 companies.
There is a Massive Paradigm shift to Mobile occurring at all levels of Entertainment Creation, Distribution & Delivery. Disruptive Mobile Technologies are confronting all aspects of Traditional Techniques & Methodologies.
I am Experienced in creating & developing profitable solutions in Mobile, Application, Internet, File Based, Video, Music, Film, Software programming, Image Processing & Automotive
• Multiple projects currently under NDA
• Patented High Technology Automotive Safety Product Prototyped for Presentation to Investment & Strategic Partners.
• Assisted SNT in Private Equity funding round. Specialized Financial Information delivery service software created in 4 years by a team of 27 top SE's. Going to really shake-up the traditional financial delivery information model over 6-8 months.
• Assisting "Precision Creative Services" build client base and increase service offerings CCSL, CDSL, Closed Captions, Subtitling, Spotting, Dialogue Lists & As Broadcast Scripts.
Big Data & The Cloud per Jeffrey Papen, Peak Hosting, is like "Putting Lipstick on a Pig"
Big Data & The Cloud per Jeffrey Papen, Peak Hosting, is like "Putting Lipstick on a Pig"
Digital Hollywood 2013, Marina Del Rey, CA
Digital Hollywood 2013, Marina Del Rey, CA
COO and VP
Mobile Intelligent Technology Group
2010 – 2013 (3 years)|Greater Los Angeles Area
Provided strategic direction and business development leadership to this mobile software and entertainment technology solutions company.
Developed myRMX®, a Mobile Music Remixer that "Evolved Music to the Next Level, Collaborative Sharing!" myRMX allows fans to create personalized mixTONEs directly on mobile phone touch-screens and Tablets using original music sample elements from famous artist songs for iPhone, iPAD, and iPod Touch.
Music Fans can instantly SHARE their music Remixes with their friends – handsets, tablets and the World. Multiple Music Marketing and Promotion opportunities are built into the App to up-sell full track downloads, iTunes content, Merchandising and Ticket Sales. myRMX has received over 1.5 Million mobile Application downloads in over 150 countries.
CEO - Founder
Lower Mars, LLC.
2006 – 2010 (4 years)|Greater Los Angeles Area
Developed four diverse product lines: (a) a mobile phone-based professional golf instruction service (with golf professionals Jim McLean and Notah Begay for PALM, used to demonstrate the Palm 700p OS at NAB;) (b) SMAF, a content delivery engine that allows any company to send audio, video or data to mobile phones (originally developed for NOKIA;) (c) a casino game for Feature phones and Smart Phones for Amiga; (d) a proprietary m:commerce mobile content delivery system for Audio, Video, and Data.
Entertainment Ind. in Massive Paradigm Shift
Entertainment Ind. in Massive Paradigm Shift
Technicolor
Senior Vice President
Technicolor
2002 – 2007 (5 years)
Generated over $100+ Million in Revenue with 40% EBIT.
Developed and led Domestic & International DVD Operations; Compression, Authoring, Editorial, Menus, Graphics, and Bonus Material. Designed and Purpose built a 30,000 sq.ft. facility. Grew staff from 32 to 300+, worldwide. Produced over 3,000 DVD titles for Disney, Pixar, Warner Brothers, Paramount and other Major Hollywood Studios, Childrens Entertainment and Game Companies. Expanded Global Locations from Los Angeles, to Montreal, London and Rome.
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Michael Mell [LION 17K+] [JSMFIRM.COM]
CO-OWNER JSM CONSULTING [EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES!! EMAIL RESUME TO -email- OR INBOX]
Very impressive resume and skill set, any employer would be lucky to have you!View
CEO - Founder
Still in Motion
1999 – 2002 (3 years)|Greater Los Angeles Area
Independent DVD C&A facility generated over $20 Million in revenue in less than 2 years.
After only 2.5 years in business, SIM was sold to Technicolor in February 2002 for a 7000% ROI. Starting with four employees and growing to 32, Still in Motion was the 25th DVD facility started in Los Angeles. SIM rapidly grew in DVD pre-mastering by developing cutting edge technology for image processing, compression and content solutions. Primary customers were Disney and Pixar.
President
EDS Digital Studios
1995 – 1999 (4 years)
Generated $8 Million in Profitable Sales in Year 1 of Restoration Business and acquired Disney, Pixar, MGM, and Turner as clients.
Designed and built the industry’s leading Digital Film Restoration business and one of the first Digital Intermediary facilities in Hollywood. His team completed notable film Restoration projects including “In The Heat of the Night” for MGM, “Gone with the Wind” for Warner/ Turner and fourteen Disney classic animated features including “Snow White, Bambi, Sleeping Beauty, Mary Poppins, Dumbo, Jungle Book, and Lion King.”
Created the EDS Digital Imaging Group (Digital Image processing including Visual Effects for Television and Film) that developed software and systems integration solutions using traditional gear, computers and proprietary software to solve technical problems.
Senior Vice President
Varitel Video
1985 – 1995 (10 years)
Helped grow, build and execute profitable sale of Varitel to EDS.
Helped grow the Post Production facility from 5 employees to over 140 and a client list of 300 companies. Provided technical support and guidance to Varitel's clients. Integral in bringing Digital Paintboxes, AVID edit systems, Image processing, Visual Effects and Restoration technology to the company and its clients.
Certifications
FCC 1st Class Radiotelephone License
Los Angeles
Private Pilot Single Engine Rating, Special VFR Instrument Rating
FAA
Volunteer Experience & Causes
Donation Supervisor
West Valley Food Bank
2014|Children
Donations and Volunteer
Donations
Child support justice seekers
Children
Trying to protect children.
Opportunities ★ Steve is looking for:
•Skills-based volunteering (pro bono consulting)
Causes ★ Steve cares about:
•Arts and Culture
•Economic Empowerment
•Education
•Environment
•Human Rights
•Science and Technology
Organizations ★ Steve supports:
•DGA, VES, AMIA, DIGITAL LA, SILICON BEACH FEST, Hollywoodtoday.net, MOCA, DFR
[Submitted by Ken Pinkstaff]
on Sunday 16 March 2014 - 13:03:00
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| 25 Years Ago in Rolling Stone: Madonna Smells Prince.
The March 23rd, 1989, edition of Rolling Stone (issue Number 548) was a college-themed issue that featured articles on turmoil at Gallaudet University and physics professors studying baseball. (Not to mention El Salvador politics, AIDS, and the Master Musicians of Joujouka.) Ten other highlights:
30 Years Ago in Rolling Stone: Rise of the Police, End of the Clash
1. Madonna smells Prince
In Bill Zehme's cover story on Madonna, she discusses Catholicism, her split from Sean Penn, her endorsement deal with Pepsi (her "Like a Prayer" video would end up scotching that), and a certain genius from Minneapolis. (Read the full story here.) "Ever since I've known Prince, I've attached a smell to him, which is lavender," Madonna said. "He reeks of it."
2. Guns N' Roses' close encounter with Whitney Houston
Random Notes covered Lyle Lovett's Large Band album, John Cougar Mellencamp's Big Daddy, Yoko Ono's exhibit at the Whitney Museum, and the American Music Awards, where Guns N' Roses played "Patience," but without drummer Steven Adler, who allegedly had pneumonia ("though a reliable source said reports that he'd checked himself in for detox weren't off base"). Filling in on drums: Don Henley of the Eagles. Backstage, "Slash and band mate Duff McKagan were busy craning their necks to get a better look at Whitney Houston, who was being photographed in the next room."
3. 1-900-MONEY
In music-business news, CDs outsold vinyl records for the first time in 1988. But the surprising new source of revenue for musicians was the 1-900 phone line, where fans could spend about $2.50 to hear a two-minute recorded message from the likes of Al B. Sure! and Ozzy Osbourne: basically, an expensive audio version of Twitter. D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince grossed around $5 million from their phone line in less than a year (keeping about a quarter of that). RCA marketing VP Michael Omansky, discussing the duo's platinum album, He's the D.J., I'm the Rapper, said, "The biggest things going for that album were pop-radio airplay, MTV rotation, and this phone line."
4. The boob tube
The state of the art of network-TV censorship, according to Jay Martel: "Actual genitals are probably out of the question for this millennium, although networks did show a few chipped sets in the landmark Sistine Chapel documentaries of 1969. A female nipple has yet to make a network appearance outside of National Geographic specials, though a very defined silhouette of one cameoed last November in the NBC miniseries Favorite Son. (In an informal survey, TV producers predicted that the first nipple in the flesh would appear three to five years from now on L.A. Law.)"
5. College rock, class of 1989
The nine bands profiled in a roundup of the monsters of college rock: Soundgarden, the Chills, Dinosaur Jr., the Pixies, Drivin' n' Cryin, the Hummingbirds, Miracle Legion, the Silos, and Big Dipper. Inspirational wisdom from Black Francis of the Pixies: "I'm just really hyper. I mean, thank god I don't do cocaine or anything." And from Chris Cornell of Soundgarden: "Led Zeppelin is just a bunch of stupid idiots who wrote cool riffs."
6. Glenn Frey gets muscular
Glenn Frey of the Eagles signed an endorsement deal with Jack LaLanne fitness centers, showing off his muscular body, which he described as the result of 1,500 sit-ups a day, five days per week. What motivated him? "They offered me a shitload of money," he said, and made a spirited defense of commercial endorsements: "I do not cling to this antiquated hippie mentality that says it's us against them. I personally do not consider Pepsi-Cola or Old Style Beer or the Health and Tennis Corporation to be the enemy. This is the age of adult rock stars."
7. Geena Davis and Jeff Goldblum: A love bizarre
In 1989, Geena Davis was the spouse and frequent on-screen partner of Jeff Goldblum. Bruce Handy pointed out that in The Fly, she had played a journalist in love with his scientist (who turned into an insect), while in Earth Girls Are Easy, she was a manicurist in love with his blue-furred alien, "which makes them a kind of cross-species Tracy and Hepburn." Davis riposted, "Well, it's not like Jeff and I are knocking on doors asking, 'Hey, heard of any movies where one of us can be bizarre?' It's just sort of happened that way. I mean, it would be great if we could find a movie where we were both humans."
8. Howlin' Wolf vs. Muddy Waters
Blues giant Willie Dixon told Anthony DeCurtis how he used to exploit the rivalry between Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters: "When I first started giving them songs, nobody ever wanted the song you gave them. So I found out I had to use a little psychology on 'em. Since Wolf and Muddy both seemed to think that I was giving them the wrong songs, all I'd have to do is go to Wolf and say, 'Hey, man, now here's a song I made for Muddy. Muddy's gonna do this.' [Imitating Wolf] "Oh, man, how come you give Muddy the best songs?' And Muddy would say the same thing about Wolf!"
9. Stardom predicted, Washington edition
The second-most prescient thing about this issue was that an article by Peter Osterlund about up-and-coming Congressional staffers was centered on George Stephanopolous, who at the time had not started working for Bill Clinton's presidential campaign (he would ultimately serve in Clinton's White House as communications director and as a senior advisor): he was just the administrative assistant of Ohio representative Edward Feighan.
10. Stardom predicted, Hollywood edition
But the item that best anticipated the future was a Random Note about how D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince wanted to get into movies. "I have the synopsis together, and I'm getting ready to chase Eddie Murphy and Robert Townsend to get 'em to read it," said a 20-year-old Fresh Prince. Now better known as Will Smith, the Fresh Prince has been in movies that have collectively grossed over two billion dollars; Jazzy Jeff is still waiting to make his film debut.
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[Submitted by warchilin66]
on Sunday 16 March 2014 - 12:28:49
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