Dooya Media Group, Inc. is an enterprise OTT video workflow solution coupled with an ad-supported internet video content syndication and distribution network that leverages metadata for advanced search and discovery to amplify monetization. The company’s proprietary data optimization and packaging process have the support of major media players, ensuring superior content, easier search, and more relevant discovery. Its process is designed to yield far better reach for advertisers and higher revenue for content creators. Dooya’s mission is to bring efficiencies to onboarding, search and delivery to create a stellar premium streaming television experience. The company offers advertisers better ad targeting and gives consumers high quality, fun, informative, useful, and profound video programming on TVs, smartphones and tablets.

Frequency is an internet video service for consumers. Frequency connects consumers to great video from all around the Internet: from social networks, apps, major media sources, thousands of specialized blogs and more.Frequency organizes the video you care about into personalized channels, which are continuously updated, can be watched on a wide variety of devices, and are synchronized in real time between them.Native Frequency apps are available for iOS, Droid, Samsung TVs and Blu-Ray players, Amazon Fire TV and Phone, TCL televisions, Google Chromecast and television connected devices, and the web.My Responsibilities include Content Partnerships and Monetization. I work with Content Partners to distribute their content across Frequency’s Network of CE Devices and work with the Content Partner and Ad Networks to monetize each view.

Idea Giants are global leaders in 3D video aggregation, production, distribution, and monetization. Our team is comprised of pioneers in 3D technology, television and video production, e-commerce, the music industry, concert promotion, digital strategy, and theatrical sales. From ideation to production through post-production to distribution and exhibition, Idea Giants are involved in every aspect of the 3D content lifecycle.We have developed a unique distribution ecosystem that transcends traditional cable and satellite channels to incorporate every major digital platform: Facebook, 3D/HD television, 3D Blu-Ray DVD, VOD/PPV, mobile apps, and new IPTV/OTT platforms like iTunes, Netflix, XBox, and Hulu. And with a global network of over 45,000 movie screens, Idea Giants can turn your one-off event into a premium box office enterprise.We represent hundreds of hours of diverse 3D and HD programming, including concerts from A-list musical stars, live Mixed Martial Arts bouts, high-end fashion shows, extreme sporting events, and animated cartoons.Whether you want to stream a live concert in realtime, or capture an event and deliver the finished product to worldwide theater audiences, Idea Giants has a solution for every type of content and project scope and will design a strategy to reach the widest possible marketplace.

Representing thousands of hours of programming, Digital Direct Networks bridges the gap between content owners and distribution outlets such as cable television, Video-on-Demand, DVD, and mobile phones as well as emerging outlets like ITV and IPTV.DDN currently offers eight 24/7 Linear Channels to Cable, Satellite, IPTV, Telephone Companies, and Over The Top Services Worldwide.• Men 7 – Men’s Lifestyle Channel (www.men7channel.com)• Wild World Xtreme – Action Sports Channel• Films On Reel – Classic Movie Channel• Wheels TV – Automotive Lifestyle Channel (www.wheelstv.tv)• Freckle – Family, Friendly, Fun Entertainment Channel• Action Earth – Discovery Type Channel• Ginx – Video Game Lifestyle Channel (www.ginx.tv)• Martial Arts TV – Martial Arts Channel (www.martialartstv.com/)

John founded and launched the Asian Broadcast Network in North America to bring in Asian content in to the USA. John was able to secure deals with ETTV, POPTV, and iCable, to name a few.

John worked with GuerillaPR and CurrentTV, Al Gore’s new TV Network, to syndicate their video content across hundreds of A-List sites across the web.John then with Napster to integrate their new NapsterLinks program across hundreds of high level sites such as Billboard.com and TicketMaster.com.

John was a founder of DAVE Networks (DAVETV) and became the VP of Business Development and Content Acquisition. Even though they were a new company with considerably less funding than the competitors John was instrumental in getting over 100 contracts representing over 250,000 hours of content including a 2 ½ year exclusive deal with the Collegiate Images, the licensing partner of the NCAA, for college sports on IPTV. John has also opened doors into the major cable channel networks such as Scripps Networks, AETN, and Discovery as well as Warner Bros. to participate in IPTV offerings.

John was responsible for creating long term partnerships with Warner Bros., Paramount, 20th Century Fox, and other key motion picture studios.

In 1994 John launched what was to be the first of many online ventures: eMerchandise.com. His storefronts were a collection of online retail sites that sell a variety of movie memorabilia and licensed media merchandise, such as T-shirts, mugs, posters, models, film cells, toys and more. eMerchandise was the largest media merchandising company on the Internet (The Licensing Letter, March 15, 1997) and operated nearly 20 virtual storefronts, including Movie Madness and other stores oriented toward specific media interests such as Star Wars, The X-Files, South Park, Anime, and more. Since then John have launched eCommerce solutions for Sony, Spiderman 2 Store, NBC, The Henson Company, AOL MovieFone, Tribune Media, Viacom, HBO, Paramount and Hollywood Online. John’s efforts have been the subject of articles in The Wall Street Journal Online, Interactive Week, Web Magazine, Internet World Magazine, The Boston Globe, and books such as the Top 1000 Web Sites and How to Make Money Online.

Entertainment Media was the first company in the Northwest to offer pre-show entertainment and advertising at local movie theatres representing all of the Regal Cinemas, ACTIII Theatres, AMC, and General Cinemas in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Texas and Alaska. John was also responsible for organizing all of the independent on-screen advertising sellers throughout the United States, allowing the organization to sell on-screen advertising to national accounts such as Nike, Frito-Lay, Snapple, the U.S. Air Force and Pepsi.