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About Steve Rosenbaum
CEO - CoFounder
Magnify.net
Steven Rosenbaum is the CEO and Co-Founder of Magnify.net - a fast-growing video publishing platform that powers more than 50,000 web sites, media companies, and content entrepreneurs to aggregate and curate web video from a wide variety... more
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CURATING FACEBOOK: Finding Meaning in the Noise - Steve Rosenbaum
By Steve Rosenbaum
If you're like me, Facebook is both a blessing and a curse.
As more and more people that I'm connected with join Facebook, the more I find Facebook both valuable and noisy.
The truth is some of my actual friends are folks who I'm glad to be connected with, but I might be happier if I could tone down, or tune out, some aspects of... more
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When Customers Attack. Comments & The Web. - Steve Rosenbaum
By Steve Rosenbaum
The thing about customer service is that we've all had experiences where something didn't work out quite right. The first thing we wonder - is it us? Did we do something wrong that engendered a bad customer experience? The next thing we wonder - maybe it's an isolated experience? Perhaps it's just one bad sales person, or a day of too many... more
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Why Science Journalism Matters - Steve Rosenbaum
By Steve Rosenbaum
I have to say, when the phone rang last month from Perdue University, I was a bit surprised at first.
"You've been chosen to be honored as a Science Journalism Laureate for 2011" said Dr. Moria Gunn.
Really? I'm not sure I've ever thought of myself as a science journalist.
But, then I began to think about just... more
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Surviving the Crowded Cloud - Steve Rosenbaum
By Steve Rosenbaum
Let's face it - we've all got too much digital stuff. Old emails, multiple copies of CD's, photo libraries, .mov's, old drafts of papers. Our hard drives runneth over. And then some.
So, the promise of infinite storage in the cloud is pretty alluring. But is it?
Already, it seems, we're faced with a crowded cloud.
My first... more
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Data Through The Age - Steve Rosenbaum
By Steve Rosenbaum
At first blush, DATA seems like a relatively recent idea. But after spending time at the THINK exhibit at Lincoln Center, you begin to understand that data isn't something that is created by computers. Rather, it's information made more useful by computers.
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