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Filmictech.com makes the EZ16 scanner and software for appraising and mass digitizing archival film collections. An entertaining video about it: t.ly/Ca3L

Consultancy for companies making a change to take advantage of new opportunities in digital media.

Publica is a platform for Book ICO's, and for independent author-entrepreneurs and publishers to design and operate their own business models for the blockchain era.

GrayMeta acquired Archimedia. Co-founded Archimedia and managed products and services to profitability in our first year in a niche market. Added another $1M+ annual revenue in recurring service contracts for SAMMA systems (see Oracle/FPD below).Archimedia invented the studio grade media player called Atlas and the video quality control solution called Iris. See www.graymeta.com/iris/. Represented the company on SMPTE standards committees for HDR and IMF, presenting four papers to SMPTE annual conventions.Built the company operations from scratch using SaaS applications. Taught GrayMeta's growing staff the Archimedia products and operational business systems.

Won $7M of the company's largest-ever contracts including the United Nations Int'l Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, the USC Shoah Foundation, and Univision. Front Porch Digital acquired SAMMA, and Oracle acquired FPD. Grew a pair of FPD presales engineers into a full-fledged group delivering solutions, proposals, and onboarding operations.

Won $70M in the largest-ever projects for Liberty Media's Ascent Media Systems Integration Division.Solutions Architect for the Verizon Fios Video Overlay, and The Weather Channel HD Upgrade.

Wrote a book for Sony Corporate HQ about business opportunities in interactive television and rich media Web companies. While writing the book, conducted due diligence for Sony's Mergers & Acquisitions activities. After the book, chaired the Interface Control Working Group of all the manufacturers contributing to Cablevision's transition to digital cable TV services and set-top boxes.Other consultancies in that period (not for Sony):Product-managed a digital set-top box and designed interactive TV master control systems for the PrimeStar DBS digital transition. Led the building of a private video network serving medical applications. Expanded Florida services to new services in Latin America. Sold the subscribers and infrastructure to Bellsouth (now AT&T).Led the technical procurement and management training for Medienstadt Babelsberg Studios' digital media renaissance in Potsdam Germany (East Berlin post-wall).

Led the proposals and project-managed two CBS Winter Olympics, $50M DirecTV baseband systems, $6M Celebrity Cruises interactive TV and entertainment systems, and several Jumbotron control rooms including the famous one in NYC Times Square.