disclaimer
I am an employee of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. The views expressed on this blog are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.a child’s guide to anarchy
ourkids




















search
archive
categories
tags
advertising aquarium atlanta baby birthday blog Boston CNN Family flickr Food friends Gallery Gaming gpcp grantpark grant park Interactive Television Jewish journalism Mac macintosh Miscellaneous Movies Music noah nyc Photography PSP rochester sam savannah Sports Television Travel turner ugc Uncategorized Video Web web2.0 windows media center wordpress work Zoolistening
linkedin
Blogroll
Tag Archives: advertising
Sky High
Meant to post this a while back. I was in San Francisco for the recent Ad:Tech Conference. This was the view from the hallway of my hotel- an amazing panorama from the Golden Gate Bridge (far left, out of frame) … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged advertising, Photography, san francisco, Travel, Video, web2.0
Leave a comment
GameTap Opens the Spigot
So the news broke earlier this week that everyone’s favorite broadband gaming site, Turner’s very own GameTap is expanding their offering to include free-to-play games in an ad-supported environment. You can guess that my team has been actively working on … Continue reading
It’s Alive!
Although it’s a somewhat soft launch today (shhh – don’t tell anybody), the Turner Broadcasting new venture I mentioned a few months ago when the splash page was posted has gone live today in all it’s UGC and comedic goodness. … Continue reading
Fore!
Tonight, our ads team participated in the launch of PGATour.com. The site moved over from CBS Sportsline where it had been hosted for a number of years, and moved to our DoubleClick Dart Enterprise system here at Turner. And our … Continue reading
Super Deluxe is in the Wild…
Yesterday, Turner Broadcasting (you know, those guys who sign my paycheck) took the wraps off a project that’s been in the works for a while – a new broadband site called Super Deluxe (splash site up and running – find … Continue reading
Eating my Way Through NYC
So this post is more about food than anything else, but let me highlight the beautiful little dumpling morsels seen above, caught through a window of a joint in Koreatown. As far as work goes, I spent most of last … Continue reading
In NYC – x2
I was in New York last week for a long series of meetings over three days, and I’m back for a quick set of meetings today. First for the IAB’s Ad Operations committee, then for the MRC Internet Council (pictures … Continue reading
What a Hike
In traditional Admonsters fashion, Tuesday afternoon was an outdoor excursion for the attendees. We had a choice of mountain biking (called ‘more strenuous’) and hiking (allegedly ‘less strenuous’). I picked the less strenuous option. Well, unlike what I’d expected, we … Continue reading
AdMONSTERS!
So like half of the country’s media, I’m in Boulder, CO this week. No, not to camp out and wait for John Mark Karr to arrive, but to attend the fifteenth Admonsters conference. This is a gathering of ad operations … Continue reading
Springing to Colorado
A few weeks back I was lucky enough to take a quick trip to Colorado Springs Broadmoor resort. I was attending a conference of DoubleClick clients, and had a great, although short visit to learn about upcoming product releases and … Continue reading