We’ve been working with Jambase for ages, but hadn’t gotten to meet their San Francisco-based staff until recently, when CEO Dave Rosenheim and editor-in-chief Aaron Kayce stopped by to tell us why “Go see live music” is more than a motto for them – it’s a way of life. Because it was first thing in the morning, we brought in coffee and doughnuts – yum!
From left, Dave, Aaron, Chris Taillie and Andy Silva.
Some of our friends from AOL Music stopped by last Friday to tell us about some of the cool things they’ve working on – which, as it turned out, included a nice “What’s That Song?” item about our client Max Morgan, whose song “Secret” from his forthcoming debut ‘Interrupting the Silence’ accompanied a pivotal scene on Thursday’s Grey’s Anatomy.
From left below: Shore Fire’s Andy Silva, Chris Taillie and me, and AOL Music’s Bill Crandall, Jessica Robertson, Gaylord Fields and Mike Spinella.
That’s Anti honcho Dave Hansen on the left, during a recent visit to our offices, along with Shore Fire’s sly-lookin’ Matt Hanks. I was very interested in Dave’s shirt, which I learned was Tommy Bahama, and I’m on the hunt for one for myself now that it’s warming up.
In the final days of our current Facebook layout, I find myself feeling mixed emotions about the next wave of changes. Part of me is reassured that the new layout will soon become second nature and navigation will be no issue at all. For some … continued
