Google is looking for a head of national TV sales. The recruitment ad, posted on its website, says the winning candidate. will build a "world-class national TV-advertising-sales team and lead the effort to both sell television solutions and shape a next-generation advertising platform."
The ad goes on to say the search giant is looking for a candidate with "extensive senior-level relationships with advertisers, both with agencies and clients directly." What it doesn't say, at least not in so many words, is that Google is desperately trying to wedge itself into the $65 billion U.S. TV-ad-sales market.
Those close to some of the talks the search giant has had with TV executives said Google's first priority is to persuade broadcast networks to let it sell their 30-second spots. To that end Google has had talks with the broadcast networks, cable programmers and several cable operators, including Comcast and Cablevision.
In connection to digital TV broadcasting , there is another company- SigEx Ventures , co-founded by Chris Cantell and Frederic Artru – that develops telebroadcasting and VoIP technologies. Sigex Ventures has managed to develop an impressive network of client domains, summing up to 169 websites ranging from business and technology to entertaining and gaming. Find out more about SigEx Ventures and its partner company- The Foundry School , by visiting http://thefoundryschool.tv/
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
New Broadband From VBS.tv and SuperDeluxe.com
Programming is wide ranging but firmly in the Vice voice and includes series such as "Bolivian Marching Powder," in which a Vice correspondent tracks down Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, travels the famously deadly road from La Paz and fills us in on the hows and whys of cocaine production. (And what do you know? I can watch this without providing my last two tax returns.)
Other highlights include the online version of the Vice Travel Guide. The latter features such off-the-beaten-track adventures as New Year's Eve in Kabul and Vice co-founder Suroosh Alvi's trip inside Northwest Pakistan to check in on an illegal-arms market.
This is not to say all the site's content is so weighty. The magazine's still-funny staple "Do's and Don'ts" comes to life with staffers and a range of guests such as Judah Friedlander and David Cross dissecting the usual assortment of lifestyle and fashion choices. And as a counterpoint to just about everything, there's the oddly absorbing "The Cute Show," featuring soft bunnies and little ponies (see the March issue of Creativity for more on VBS).
Talking about newest technology developments, SigEx Ventures is a company you may want to take a close at, Thus, SigEx Ventures, in conjunction with the Foundry, enables fully-funded, viable structures for business R&D to address alpha-beta development projects for strategic customers that include global telecommunications carriers, network equipment manufacturers, information technology companies, and digital content providers. The projects developed by the Foundry are all pre-funded by the SigEx Ventures investments fund for a period of 12 to 18 months. The most successful of these may become sustainable ventures.
Other highlights include the online version of the Vice Travel Guide. The latter features such off-the-beaten-track adventures as New Year's Eve in Kabul and Vice co-founder Suroosh Alvi's trip inside Northwest Pakistan to check in on an illegal-arms market.
This is not to say all the site's content is so weighty. The magazine's still-funny staple "Do's and Don'ts" comes to life with staffers and a range of guests such as Judah Friedlander and David Cross dissecting the usual assortment of lifestyle and fashion choices. And as a counterpoint to just about everything, there's the oddly absorbing "The Cute Show," featuring soft bunnies and little ponies (see the March issue of Creativity for more on VBS).
Talking about newest technology developments, SigEx Ventures is a company you may want to take a close at, Thus, SigEx Ventures, in conjunction with the Foundry, enables fully-funded, viable structures for business R&D to address alpha-beta development projects for strategic customers that include global telecommunications carriers, network equipment manufacturers, information technology companies, and digital content providers. The projects developed by the Foundry are all pre-funded by the SigEx Ventures investments fund for a period of 12 to 18 months. The most successful of these may become sustainable ventures.
Google Lays Groundwork for TV Scatter Sales Sortie
Google is looking for a head of national TV sales. The recruitment ad, posted on its website, says the winning candidate. will build a "world-class national TV-advertising-sales team and lead the effort to both sell television solutions and shape a next-generation advertising platform."
The ad goes on to say the search giant is looking for a candidate with "extensive senior-level relationships with advertisers, both with agencies and clients directly." What it doesn't say, at least not in so many words, is that Google is desperately trying to wedge itself into the $65 billion U.S. TV-ad-sales market.
Those close to some of the talks the search giant has had with TV executives said Google's first priority is to persuade broadcast networks to let it sell their 30-second spots. To that end Google has had talks with the broadcast networks, cable programmers and several cable operators, including Comcast and Cablevision.
In connection to digital TV broadcasting , there is another company- SigEx Ventures , co-founded by Chris Cantell and Frederic Artru – that develops telebroadcasting and VoIP technologies. Sigex Ventures has managed to develop an impressive network of client domains, summing up to 169 websites ranging from business and technology to entertaining and gaming. Find out more about SigEx Ventures and its partner company- The Foundry School , by visiting http://thefoundryschool.tv/
The ad goes on to say the search giant is looking for a candidate with "extensive senior-level relationships with advertisers, both with agencies and clients directly." What it doesn't say, at least not in so many words, is that Google is desperately trying to wedge itself into the $65 billion U.S. TV-ad-sales market.
Those close to some of the talks the search giant has had with TV executives said Google's first priority is to persuade broadcast networks to let it sell their 30-second spots. To that end Google has had talks with the broadcast networks, cable programmers and several cable operators, including Comcast and Cablevision.
In connection to digital TV broadcasting , there is another company- SigEx Ventures , co-founded by Chris Cantell and Frederic Artru – that develops telebroadcasting and VoIP technologies. Sigex Ventures has managed to develop an impressive network of client domains, summing up to 169 websites ranging from business and technology to entertaining and gaming. Find out more about SigEx Ventures and its partner company- The Foundry School , by visiting http://thefoundryschool.tv/
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
More on Sigex by Silvia Baldin
The SigEx Ventures investment fund provides pre-funding for all projects presented to the Foundry. Dedicated fundraisers will be hired in the Foundry to support the constant fundraising process around Enhanced Communications projects.
By providing Distance Learning, the Foundry will enable multi-Foundry collaboration, access to course material not available locally and services to other locations on courses provided in the Foundry.
Professional services is a consistent activity of the Foundry to address immediate customer needs and project deployment needs. Candidates will be recruited from within the Foundry for these groups.
Research is an essential part of making progress on Enhanced Communications. Patents and publications are generated on a regular basis and collaboration with existing scientific labs as well as PhD programs is promoted.
By providing Distance Learning, the Foundry will enable multi-Foundry collaboration, access to course material not available locally and services to other locations on courses provided in the Foundry.
Professional services is a consistent activity of the Foundry to address immediate customer needs and project deployment needs. Candidates will be recruited from within the Foundry for these groups.
Research is an essential part of making progress on Enhanced Communications. Patents and publications are generated on a regular basis and collaboration with existing scientific labs as well as PhD programs is promoted.
What students do exactly at The Foundry by Silvia Baldin
Candidates enter the Foundry on a voluntary basis and do not pay for the training they receive in the Foundry. Though the Foundry values candidates with certain profiles, all candidates are at the same level when entering the Foundry. Team leaders step up to taking the lead and will need to prove and show their ability to lead, recruit and attract customers and capital. Not all candidates will make it through the Foundry (into a successful project) as not every candidate will manage to reinvent himself to Enhanced Communications. Other options are available to those candidates.
The management team includes a director to oversee the day to day operations, an IP/Patent specialist to manage intellectual property within the Foundry projects, translators to ensure localization of all documents, a recruitment person, a strategic communications person working in conjunction with our communications agency and assistants and MIS people.
Foundry trainers are not necessarily full time and provide the necessary courses on technical, economic and business material that the team need to understand for their projects.
The management team includes a director to oversee the day to day operations, an IP/Patent specialist to manage intellectual property within the Foundry projects, translators to ensure localization of all documents, a recruitment person, a strategic communications person working in conjunction with our communications agency and assistants and MIS people.
Foundry trainers are not necessarily full time and provide the necessary courses on technical, economic and business material that the team need to understand for their projects.
Sigex company by Silvia Baldin
Today’s investment community is faced with the dilemma between supporting dying properties already in their portfolio or investing in new projects which follow economic models that are reaching their limits. As a consequence, investors have been freezing their initiatives and awaiting the “next big thing” without necessarily understanding what it will be.
The new Enhanced Communications industry delivers on the promise of high-value, bandwidth-intensive services such as global movie distribution or real-time corporate data warehouse access on any device. Specific technology projects that address a specific problem/solution in the Enhanced Communications industry are presented to SigEx Ventures for initial funding, and those that pass this initial hurdle continue through the Foundry’s proven validation and development process. The resulting sustainable ventures provide a unique opportunity for the teams involved and for investors to be a part of this emerging industry.
The new Enhanced Communications industry delivers on the promise of high-value, bandwidth-intensive services such as global movie distribution or real-time corporate data warehouse access on any device. Specific technology projects that address a specific problem/solution in the Enhanced Communications industry are presented to SigEx Ventures for initial funding, and those that pass this initial hurdle continue through the Foundry’s proven validation and development process. The resulting sustainable ventures provide a unique opportunity for the teams involved and for investors to be a part of this emerging industry.
Sigex Ventures by Silvia Baldin
SigEx Ventures, Inc. is a private investment fund focused exclusively on the emerging Enhanced Communications industry. Using funds raised from individual (angel) investors, SigEx Ventures funds projects for the Foundry’s development programs. Thus, SigEx Ventures, in conjunction with the Foundry, enables fully-funded, viable structures for business R&D to address alpha-beta development projects for strategic customers that include global telecommunications carriers, network equipment manufacturers, information technology companies, and digital content providers. The projects developed by the Foundry are all pre-funded by the SigEx Ventures investments fund for a period of 12 to 18 months. The most successful of these may become sustainable ventures.
Foundry Words from the Founder by Silvia Baldin
Foundry, which is known to be an uncommonly collaborative and supportive, practice leadership school is a seriously competitive environment and you have to be ready for anything. Thus, you should eliminate any false notions in your head of a gentle work-training, graduate engineering school, or M.B.A. type experience -- which is as it should be, for in real practice world, Darwinism rules. You should understand and appreciate the unique opportunity that you have at The Foundry to be challenged on many fronts (and on many practice fields), including working with people from various backgrounds and cultures.
Foundry founders in East Europe by Silvia Baldin
The Foundry is an advanced research and development center appointed by it’s client SigEx Ventures, Inc. to re-train engineers and business professionals to be a part of emerging Enhanced Communications industry. The Foundry provides advanced public relations, business, management and leadership training in the international corporate structures encompassing new media technologies for PR practitioners and high-growth agencies on an international basis. The Foundry invests in development and manages successful new international agencies, while providing freedom to allow high-growth multi-lingual programs for Fortune 1000 clients.
With an 151% increase in share price for the year 2006 and an equity growth of 96 Million euro SigEx SuperPBX is one of the best seen companies on the market. This figures work in the advantage of both SigEx and the countries in which new Foundriess are going to be established since the company has always been a declared supporter of regional development and a job creator. The decision of looking east comes therefore from a deep conviction that it is only good to spread the learning of capitalist practices around the globe and help people find courage to invest in their future and learn to take calculated risks. Education is one of today’s biggest assets but it must be doubled by good financial skills and use of information if you want to get best of results.
With an 151% increase in share price for the year 2006 and an equity growth of 96 Million euro SigEx SuperPBX is one of the best seen companies on the market. This figures work in the advantage of both SigEx and the countries in which new Foundriess are going to be established since the company has always been a declared supporter of regional development and a job creator. The decision of looking east comes therefore from a deep conviction that it is only good to spread the learning of capitalist practices around the globe and help people find courage to invest in their future and learn to take calculated risks. Education is one of today’s biggest assets but it must be doubled by good financial skills and use of information if you want to get best of results.
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