For those of you that reside in Austin, Texas, starting tomorrow (Friday) and for the next two Fridays following, I will be participating in the ACTLab Lecture Series. I will be giving tag team talks with my colleagues on what's going on in the world of the Internet.
This week the topic is:
Music, TV and Film on the Internet
Have you ever wondered how the media landscape washed into the Internet Sea? In this lecture/seminar we will look at the current state of MTF on the Internet and how technology is changing the way industry, consumers and content creators deal with distribution and consumption.
I will be covering the top ten things happening right now that you should know about.
Friday, April 4th, 6:30pm in the ACTLab, CMB Studio 4B on the UT campus on Dean Keaton and Guadalupe, across from Madam Mam's. There is a pay parking lot next to Madam Mam's and a garage behind that.
I hope to see you there!
For those of you not residing in Austin, Texas, I will put the videos of the talks on the ACTLab Ringlight share as they're available.
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About Me
- blanu
- I have worked for the last ten years in open source and peer-to-peer software, both in community projects and tech startups. I founded a number of open source peer-to-peer software projects, including Freenet, Tristero, Alluvium, and Project Snakebite. I've also worked in peer-to-peer Interent video delivery at Swarmcast as Senior Engineer and then at BitTorrent as the Director of Product Management.
I currently have a startup here in Austin called Ringlight, where I make social file-sharing software. I also do some consulting in the areas of product design, product management, and engineering architecture.
