Someone has offered to pay for usage of one of my photographs. It’s not exactly one of my best, nor did I use a camera for it. I took it with my old Motorola e815 (my review of the Motorola e815) before Amber and I were engaged i October of 2005.
The usage was for a real estate agency trying to sell condos in my town. Here are their restrictions: They have the rights to use it online only for up to 1,000 impressions.
If they had asked to use it for free, I would have given them the rights to do so. I haven’t yet put all my images under a Creative Commons License, but I intend to do so. Instead, they offered pay, so I took it.
In related news, someone asked Amber to review a book for them on her blog The Amber Show! I think that is way cool, cause it means that someone cared enough about her blog to think that their book was a good fit for the audience that she’s cultivated over time. I’m proud of her for that.
Posted on 2008-03-13
If someone tells you that they bumped into me today on their second day of work, please let me know. I was too busy going through my limited Rolodex of people I knew to admit I didn’t remember their name or where I met them.
Secondly, if you know a friend who just started working at Gartner in Stamford, CT, you can let me know too.
Thanks.
Posted on 2007-09-05
So I’ve been waiting for a while to post about this. Actually, I didn’t want to mention anything before I knew for sure that it was a sure thing. I’m leaving the world of freelancing audio engineers and becoming one of those guys who works five days a week and gets health insurance and a retirement plan.
It’s pretty exciting, I’m going to be essentially a startup within a newspaper. They have no podcasts at the moment, no studio, no microphones, no nothing. This is where I come in. My official title is going to be “podcast producer”, though I’ll tell people “online media producer” to save me the conversation I had with my mother twice about what a podcast is.
So Starting September 10th, I stop freelancing and start with my “real job”. No, I’m not going to tell you what Manhattan based newspaper it’s for, cause I don’t do that.
Posted on 2007-08-23
I asked one of my friends if they’d be a reference for me because they worked with me on the college Not to mention, also learned the Morris Day and the Time “Jungle Love” dance. This is the response:
I figure the least I can do is tell someone how terrible of an employee you’d be.
You guys are the best! Thanks!
Posted on 2007-08-07
