Tech Zulu Event

NOVEMBER 10, 2013

Rather, these were the words given in response to the opening question to a panel of product managers to “describe their occupation” in 3 words or less, + an additional word on what their biggest challenge was. Jay Stakelon , VP Product Design, Fullscreen. Jen Robinson , Head of Product Manager, Bigframe.

Product 87

Product Fandango Design Startup 87

socalTECH

MAY 23, 2012

Tobi Bauckhage: We are a movie recommendation and discovery platform. Our platform is all about connecting early fans and early audiences with new and upcoming movies, months before a movie comes out. We used that platform to start engaging audiences with movies and that data, and built up. What is the idea behind Moviepilot?

Startup 164

Startup Paramount Netflix Entertainment 164

socalTECH

JUNE 19, 2013

Ben Satterfield: Burstly is the blanket company for three products. Our latest product is FlightPath, which is a mobile analytics solution. Prior to that, I had an app in the App Store, when iOS first came out, which was basically like a Fandango for live music. Burstly is located in Santa Monica. What is Burstly?

Startup 262

Startup Mobile Outsource Development Tool 262

socalTECH

JUNE 27, 2011

He was the startup-to-profitability CFO at Fandango, and really is one of the most incredible, operational executives in all of So-Cal. We're doing more than just managing your cash flow, we've also got social elements to our product, some game mechanics involved, things I think will make it something people will actually want to do.

Startup 197

Startup Ideas Southern California Social Network 197

Tech Zulu Event

MARCH 7, 2010

Discover the what the future holds for you and this game changing media platform. Moderator: Vince Thompson, Managing Partner, Middleshift LLC Speakers: Carrie Coffee, Mobile Sales Specialist, Mobile Advertising, Microsoft Evan Neufeld, VP Marketing, GROUNDTRUTH. Who are the agents for the change? The advertiser? The agency?

Mobile 40

Mobile Media Case Study Advertising 40

Both Sides of the Table

DECEMBER 9, 2010

Our chief architect, Ryan Lissack, wanted to store our data in Amazon’s new (at the time) storage product called S3 that enabled us to store all our data in their facility and we’d pay by the MBs uploaded / downloaded. It’s needed for Fandango, RottenTomatoes, Movies.com, Lunch.com and scores of other companies.

Startup 343

Startup Technical Review S3 Services 343