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Spark Minute
http://www.sparkminute.com/
New media consultant, producer, stand up comic, and journalist reporting on the tech industry in print, radio, TV, and online. My articles and advice have appeared in more than 25 publications including eWEEK, Wired News, PC Computing, PC World, ZDTV/TechTV, and Smart Computing.
I'm also the owner of Spark Media Solutions (www.sparkmediasolutions.com), a traditional and new media custom publishing company focused on helping companies "be the voice" in their respective industry. I launched the custom publishing and new media departments for Publicis Dialog in San Francisco.
Today, you can hear me on the radio twice a week in an afternoon news segment called the "Spark Minute" (www.sparkminute.com) for the progressive talk station, The Quake (960 AM part of Clear Channel) in San Francisco. I live in San Francisco, a city I love so much I give walking tours for FOOT! Tours (www.foottours.com).
- Added on: Jun 27th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: David Spark
- Listed in: Journalists Technology
- Tags: tips Mobile Web 2.0 Advertising bloggers tech debate
Recent Posts
Dating tech service Wuiper offers a fun way for people to meet
Unless you’re incredibly suave, it can be difficult to impossible to meet someone you want to date. Just walking up to a stranger in a public place and thinking of a way to strike up a conversation and make a connection is not easy. That’...
Touchable movable video
While at LeWeb in Paris, I caught a quick video demo of a cool application by Eeple, a French web development company Eeple. Built in Silverlight, it’s touchable movable video. Related posts:Traveling Geeks in Paris: Day 1 video reportWhat c...
Accordionist and Bassist on the Paris Metro
I have seen so many accordions in Paris, especially on street cars on the Paris Metro. I’m still waiting for one of them to play “Lady of Spain.” This was the first time thought I saw a stand up bass on a train. And I complain about...
Traveling Geeks in Paris: Day 1 video report
Here’s my day one report for the Traveling Geeks trip in Paris, a week long tech tour that culminates with two days at the Web 2.0 conference Le Web. The whole group was fighting jet lag and minimal sleep, but we got to see lots of great new Fr...
What can you do with a scannable and identifiable model of Paris?
At Silicon Sentier, a startup collective in Paris, I interviewed Maurice Benayoun, Artistic Director of CiTu a research lab for artistic projects. One such project, Terra Numerica, is an easily digestible and programmable scan and index of the city o...
Free report “Real-Time Search and Discovery of the Social Web”
Call it good or bad timing, but I just happen to finish a report on real-time search on the day that Google announced its rollout of its integrated real-time search results within its general search results. While I had to do some last minute edits, ...
