A Burning Man art project now a default world company with 500 customers and 100 performances to date because fun.

Crowdculture as a platform. angel.co/Shrines.

Projects included Firefox Accounts (launched with Firefox 29), Firefox Friends, Firefox Faces, Firefox Finesse, Firefox Flow

Founded and self-funded a prototyping and market qualifying lab for Open Web related start-up opportunities that resulted in my joining Mozilla as Director of User Services.

Songbird, a Mozilla-based desktop media player• Pitched and raised $8.5 million Series A from Sequoia Capital and Atlas Ventures• Recruited and managed a 25 person team including 3 VP and 2 Director level direct reports• Negotiated and executed Songbird licenses with Philips and other consumer electronics and digital media service customers

Bittorrent-based video publishing and streaming platform

Muse.net, the first personal cloud music streaming service • Recruited and hired co-founder Ian Rogers and a team of five developers• Licensed Muse.net to DivX Networks, integrated with AOL Nullsoft’s Winamp• Acquired by Yahoo! for $8.5 million in December 2003

Product strategy and tactics, team management, financials for AOL/Nullsoft unit• Selected by Ted Leonsis to lead Nullsoft team and products Winamp, Winamp.com, SHOUTcast.com• Recruited and managed a 15 person team of developers and designers• Increased Winamp MAUs from 15M to 60M in two years• Booked $6 million in revenues in the first year, 2x the aggressive internal plan

Winamp, the first popular MP3 player for Windows PCs • First hire by noted developer Justin Frankel• Scaled to $2 million annual run rate across premium services, distribution and advertising in six months• Negotiated DRM distribution contracts with Liquid Audio, AT&T and Microsoft • Acquired by AOL, Inc. for $90 million in June 1999

IUMA, the first Internet high-fidelity music discovery and promotion service