Teens in Tech is currently moving servers from DreamHost to MediaTemple. The move is taking longer then we expected, but we should be up and running once again by the end of the week.
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Thanks for your understanding,
Daniel Brusilovsky
Founder/CEO, Teens in Tech
This is an announcement we here on the Teens in Tech Team have been waiting to make for a long time. Please note, Teens in Tech is still in alpha, and there are bugs. Please report all bugs through email. Thank you.
Teens in Tech Launches New Media Creation Community for Teens
SAN MATEO, Calif — Teens in Tech (www.teensintech.com), the new
community for teenagers who produce new media content, including
podcasts, blogs, videocasts and more, has launched into private alpha.
“Today’s teens are the most media-savvy and self-expressive in history.
Yet until now, no company has focused on their specific needs. Teens in
Tech gives teens social media tools that are designed by teens for teens.”
said founder Daniel Brusilovsky.
More after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Teens in Tech would like to announce a new hiring.
Greg Rosen is the new Teens in Tech Chief Engineer. He will be working with Chris Van Patten and the Teens in Tech Development Team to provide the most efficient and most user-friendly Teens in Tech user interface.
Greg has worked previously with a variety of sites that he’s both coded and designed. The most prominent of these is Gamernode, which Greg led under six revisions. He also works with Dynatech with media, CMS, and hosting solutions.
Welcome, Greg!
Teens in Tech is planning on launching this July. We are putting the finishing touches on our service now and can’t wait to launch to the public! Teens in Tech is committed to create the best possible community for teenagers looking to become involved in technology, be it through blogging, podcasting, or any form of new media. We can’t wait to see you checking out our service soon!
On a sadder note, Teens in Tech regrets to announce the resignation of three of its employees. Richard Escobedo, Chris Farley, and Max Murphy have decided to leave the company. All three were a great help in building the foundation for Teens in Tech. The company wishes them luck and good fortune in their future and personal endeavours.
Richard Escobedo’s blog, vlog, and podcasts can be found at http://blog.richard-escobedo.com.
Max Murphy’s weekly podcast and blog, Mac News Weekly, can be found at http://macnewsweekly.com.
Chris Farley’s blog can be found at http://viewfromafarley.com.
Daniel spoke on Loïc’s video microblogging service, Seesmic, to Loïc about the future of Teens in Tech and to invite Loïc onto our Advisory Board.
Teens in Tech is delighted to report the hiring of David Ford. David was hired to be Teens In Tech’s Support Lead in late May and also hosts David’s Tech Show. Welcome aboard, David!
Teens in Tech is also delighted to report the promotions of Max Murphy and Richard Escobedo. Max was promoted from his previous role as Vice President of Content to President of Media Development. Richard was promoted from his previous role as Vice President of Operations to Chief Operating Officer. Congratulations to both Max and Richard for their new positions!
As mentioned below, the Teens Plugged In: Second Annual Teens in Tech Conference was held Tuesday, May 12, 2008 and featured two main Teens in Tech employees, Daniel Brusilovsky, TITech President & CEO and Richard Escobedo, TITech COO. More after the jump.
The phrase above has delighted many programmers after their discoveries that their test programs were successful.
We here at Teens in Tech are just as delighted as we launch the official blog for Teens in Tech. I’m Sean Quinn, Community Blogger for Teens in Tech, and I will be reporting both the latest news and information pertaining to Teens in Tech both before and after our service’s official launch.
The Teens Plugged In: Second Annual Teens in Tech Conference sponsored by Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems, Comerica Bank, and Microsoft in the Hewlett-Packard Auditorium in Palo Alto, California, which occurred yesterday, Tuesday, May 12, 2008. This conference was able to spotlight the effect teenagers are making in the technology business as well as advice that came from technological entrepreneurs to teenagers of today. This conference featured the President and CEO of Teens in Tech, Daniel Brusilovsky as well as the Vice President of Operations, Richard Escobedo introducing the company’s vision and plans, while Richard also gave a keynote address. Video of this address as well as further details from the conference will be available soon. For more information on the conference, click here.
Also, we’ll have a new theme coming for the blog very soon. It’s already been picked out, we’re just customizing it to our standards at the moment.
I’d like to close by answering a few common questions below the jump.