David Mathison is an internationally recognized media expert with more than 20 years experience in content distribution. Some of the world's largest - and smallest - publishers use his solutions to directly connect with massive audiences for maximum exposure. His legacy provides global citizens with free news, financial data, audio and video information on the web's most popular sites.
BE THE MEDIA is an extension of Mathison's award-winning work in eliminating inefficiencies in publishing, providing all participants with more egalitarian, democratic and open systems. The book is the result of a decentralized, collaborative effort by some of today's leading media activists, educators and experts. BE THE MEDIA offers solid, practical and proven techniques that show artists how to inexpensively create and widely distribute their content.
Mathison has been interviewed by Dow Jones, Reuters, Publish, Upside and EContent, among many others. Mathison's initiatives have covered by leading analysts including Forrester Research, JupiterMedia, Yankee Group, Giga Group, META Group, Delphi, Gartner Group, Patricia Seybold Group, IDC, Outsell and the UK-based firms Ovum, NetImperatives and Bloor Research, among others. Read more....
Sattie Persaud & JuanCarlos Gonzalez
Sattie & Juan met in 2005 and 5 years later, a strong and healthy partnership was developed through the love for the Arts. Two feature length scripts,
World Heritage Cultural Center and Studio JnS was founded in 2007.
Los Angeles-based writer Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla was born in Mombasa, Kenya. At 13 years old, he published his first article in the national magazine VIVA and has since written for various publications including Instinct, Genre, Angeleno, Detour, Details and IndulgeMagazine.com
Dhalla is the author of the critically-acclaimed novel, Ode to Lata, hailed by The Los Angeles Times as "an accomplishment" and The Library Journal as "brilliant." An excerpt from Ode to Lata was featured in the anthology, Contours of the Heart (Rutgers), which went on to win the 18th Annual American Book Award. The novel created milestones as the first South Asian gay novel ever to be reviewed by The Los Angeles Times Book Review and to be excerpted by Genre Magazine. It was also the first account of the South Asian gay experience from an author from the African continent. The cultural and academic impact of Dhalla's debut novel was further recognized when it was presented at the Between The Lines Festival at MIT (Boston) in 2004, and added to college syllabuses around the country. Read more...
GHALIB DHALLA
Interview with G.B to come soon
Mark Weston, a former Visiting Scholar at the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies in Riyadh, has worked for ABC News and has written for the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times.
He is the author of Prophets and Princes: Saudi Arabia from Mohammad to the Present, The Land and People of Pakistan and Giants of Japan: The Lives of Japan's Greatest Men and Women, as well as the play, Meet George Orwell. The publication date for his children’s book, Honda: The Boy Who Dreamed of Cars, is September 2008. A graduate of Brown University and the University of Texas Law School, he currently lives in Westchester County, just north of New York City.
Contact: www.markweston.us
MARK WESTON
STUDIO JnS
