[webproducers] Re: [webproducers]

P.S. Jonathan is a former web producer turned biz dev guy. You should also
know about his band, Jones Street Station (myspace.com/jonesstreetstation).
Great group of guys. You should all check them out if you can. :) They're
going to be touring with Ben Kweller this summer. They're mastering their
second album now. Should be out soon.
Couldn't help giving them a shameless plug!

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On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Tony Zeoli <tonyzeoli@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> What you would be interesting is Wordpress MU or BuddyPress. I've installed
> BuddyPress on my server and am going to config that for Netmix, such that
> anyone can have a blog and a profile within my Netmix environment. Of
> course, Wordpress has all the prerequesite plugins you would ever need for
> event management, photos, calendars, etc...etc... I do use Ning for now, but
> am building proprietary apps for Netmix, although Ning will be supporting
> Open Social (if it hasn't already). Lot's to think about.
>
> I like Ning too or CrowdVine, which is what Web 2.0 Expo uses for their
> platform.
>
> I believe with Ning, if they go out of business, you get the code and can
> implement on your server. Not sure how the data migration would take place,
> but I'm sure it would be orderly. Ning is well funded. My friend Jonathan
> Hull is the Northeast Rep and can give you more detail. He's cc'd here.
>
> Apologize to the group for cc'ing someone from Ning here, but I thought it
> was relevant and you should all know him anyway.
>
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>
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> On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Morry Galonoy <morry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
>
>> Thanks Hashim great suggestions.
>> I do have a small board of advisors that gives me feedback and input
>> but I did want to put the name change out in the open first rather
>> than just implement it but maybe that was my mistake.
>>
>> You are totally right about the beneifts of Ning and other systems
>> like Group Serve. Our only delay is that we want to be aware of future
>> growth and dont' want our data held hostage so to speak on a
>> proprietary system.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Apr 7, 2009, at 1:50 PM, Hashim Warren wrote:
>>
>> > Morry,thanks for that explanation, and for creating this group.
>> > Two suggestions that may help with dealing with a growing group like
>> > this -
>> >
>> > 1. Run it as a republic, not a democracy. Instead of allowing all of
>> > us to
>> > choose a new name and direction, round up 15 active people and hash
>> > out what
>> > the changes should be.
>> >
>> > 2. Use Ning to manage the new group. Since your vision is to serve a
>> > wider
>> > net of producers, and because the group is growing so rapidly, any
>> > email
>> > list where everyone can respond won't due. However, I've seen Ning
>> > host
>> > communities of thousands, allowing people to organize themselves
>> > around self
>> > -made groups, and share information as photos and video.
>> >
>> > Thanks again and hopefully my suggestions help.
>> > ---
>> > Hashim Warren
>> > http://www.hashimwarren.com/
>> >
>> > "Web Producers are alchemists, stirring careful amounts of
>> > technology and
>> > design into a potion that hypnotizes users into taking action."
>>
>>
>>
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