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April 11, 2008

GINA BIANCHINI ON THE COVER OF FAST COMPANY

ginafc.jpgYou may remember my interview with the CEO of Ning, Gina Bianchini the beginning of this year, if you check out the new Fast Company Magazine for the month of March, you will see Gina right on the cover. A gorgeous woman with the intelligence to match her beauty. Congratulations Gina for all the amazing things coming your way, you deserve it!

If you didn't get a chance to catch that particular interview with Gina, I am posting her bio and the audio here again for you...it's worth a listen, Enjoy!

Gina Bianchini and Marc Andreessen founded Ning (which means Peace in Chinese) in October 2004 to give everyone the opportunity to create social networks. Two and a half years later, Ning powers over 90,000 social networks and counting.

From eBay sellers in Upstate New York to bead store owners in Maine, aspiring hip hop artists in New Jersey, pop culture junkies in New York City, college professors in Germany, young deviant artists in North Carolina, and even a few big media companies in LA, with Ning anyone can create the perfect social network for them.

What makes this all possible is the Ning Platform. As a platform, you don't have to appeal to Ning for the features you want. If you have the time and the inclination, you can build them yourself. It's the software equivalent of Home Depot. Platforms give everyone the freedom to create.


Listen to the interview with Gina and myself Jody Colvard at the Ning Headquarters:









Read the article about Gina and Ning at FastCompany


April 19, 2008

QUINCY JONES OF FMG TV TALKS ABOUT CHINA

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On KFWB News Radio in LA, Quincy Jones spoke about China and the importance of all of taking part to help bring about a change. Mr. Jone's TV show can be found on FMG TV at the Quincy Jones Channel.

Here a quote from the KFWB interview:

"The whole world has got to start taking responsibility for each other. With communication, you can no longer afford the luxury of thinking of national kinds of issues. Everything that's done anywhere is a world issue, and together there's lots of things we can do that nobody can do alone."
Read the entire article at KFWB News Radio's site