Jeri has been a marketing professional for more years than she likes to admit — beginning in California's Silicon Valley about the time computers were invented. Her high tech marketing career has included working for software, hardware and service companies where she has been, at some point in time, responsible for pretty much everything associated with marketing — including international marketing, channel marketing, product marketing, marketing communications, public relations, sales and business development.
While she has deep roots in all things marketing, Jeri is really focused on immersing herself into the digital image and mobile industries right now and will be a featured "on site" blogger, bringing tidbits and insights from the various meetings, conferences and industry events she attends.
Interestingly, Jeri's personal and professional life has also included work as an amateur photographer, freelance designer and production manager at a graphic design company. She has been a print buyer and loves to dabble in PhotoShop in her spare time. Currently, Jeri is Vice President of Marketing at Digimarc, where she has been employed the past three years.
I had the chance to wander the floors of CES last week and attended a number of sessions. For the most part, I felt the show was a bit disappointing. Really not much new from last year, including many of the same discussions with regards to digital images. I attended the panel "Beyond Point and Shoot" moderated by someone from the Wall Street Journal. Here's a quick summary...
Are you an iPhone owner who enjoys image manipulation, is interested in fun apps, and has some time to kill? Then you may want to download ColorSplash. I recently downloaded the application and started to play around with it at a recent conference – which is what I do when the speaker is incredibly boring...
Last week Kevin and I attended 6Sight in Monterey, California (I know, I know, tough duty...) One of the featured speakers was photographer Rick Smolan. If you aren’t familiar with his work, check out the "A Day in the Life" and "24/7" series of books, which combine creative storytelling and state-of-the-art technology.
The "Obama Time Capsule" is his latest project where he brings together incredible images and shots from over 100 of the nation’s top photographers with our own personal experience of this historical election. Each book is unique and personalized to the buyer.
Check it out at: www.theobamatimecapsule.com
This is a public service announcement from yours truly...
Okay, I admit it, I have been one of those annoying people who probably spends far too much time posting pics and video to Facebook; but hey, my family lives in Michigan (I’m in Oregon), and I have friends all over the world that I want to share my life with through photos. Come on, the photos are usually what people want to see most!
So, I’ve spent an embarrassing amount of hours creating my albums and uploading them to my Facebook page – eagerly awaiting the comments. Since I travel for work, I often take photos and video using my iPhone, which I promptly delete from my phone once they’re posted. Because I didn’t have any reason to worry about my precious photos, right? WRONG!
Continue reading "Confessions of a Facebook Addict – Who Has Now Been "Disabled"" »
I’m attending Advertising Week in NYC through Thursday and sat in on the Mobile Ad Summit today. Read on for the highlights from this event, details from an interesting session with Google Creative Labs, plus the tie-in to our world of digital images.
Continue reading "If Someone Says “The Year of Mobile” One More Time, I’m Going to Gag!" »
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