Meet the (Tech) Press
On day one of the CED Tech Venture Conference 2013, CED will again host the Entrepreneur-Only
Luncheon. You’re welcome to join in if you’re 1) an entrepreneur and 2) either
a CED member or are registered for the Tech Venture Conference. (This might be
an ideal time to join CED…)
This time, we’re bringing you a series of journalists that
write about technology for national and international audiences. Come learn
first-hand what’s going on in the tech press, and learn the best ways to
introduce your technology to them. This
will be highly interactive, so please: come ready with questions!
Panelists:
Dan Tynan
specializes in technology, humor, and humorous takes on technology. A
contributing editor for PC World, InfoWorld.com and Family Circle magazine, he
recently launched a Geek Humor Web site titled eSarcasm, along with partner JR
Raphael. He previously wrote the Our
Digital Life (formerly Tech Smart) column for US Airways Magazine and the Culture Crash blog for
Computerworld.com; he often tends the Robert X. Cringely blog "Notes from the Field" for
InfoWorld. His work has appeared in more than 50 publications, including
Newsweek, Family Circle, Popular Science, Wired and Playboy.com. He has
appeared on CNN, CBS, NPR, Discovery, and Fox News, as well as dozens of
regional television and radio programs. Dan lives in Wilmington with his
author-wife Christina Tynan-Wood and two children.
Andrew Oliver is the president of Open Software Integrators, a
US firm specializing in NoSQL/Big Data development with offices in Chicago, IL
and Durham, NC. Oliver is the “Strategic Developer” columnist for Infoworld
which focuses primarily on application development, largely using Cloud and
NoSQL technologies. He is also a well known open source advocate having served
on the board of the Open Source Initiative, was the founder of the POI project
and worked for the successful startup, JBoss, before it was acquired by Red
Hat. Andrew lives in the Triangle.
Francie Black recently began
writing and hosting the weekly television segment App Chat on ABC TV’s WLOS News 13 in
Asheville, NC. Since it launched, she has been reprinted and distributed to a
global audience of people interested in new applications and how they affect
their lives. She also writes the iPad
Wisdom Pocket Guide. Prior to ABC TV, Francie was a technology writer and
Internet consultant for American Honda Motor Company, Volvo, Amgen
Pharmaceuticals and Kelly IT Resources, where she continues today to offer
insight into how the web can impact corporations. Francie lives in the Asheville area.
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