What's in a name? I've worn many hats. Current titles include:
To improve the Internet by making it easier to use and communicate with...
and
...to explore the boundaries between art and technology.
| 2011 |
- ChipIn/Sprout is acquired by InMobi
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| 2009 |
- ChipIn/Sprout receives patent US7565332 for "Method and system for providing a widget usable in affiliate marketing"
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| 2008 |
- Sprout launched at DEMO 08, presentation wins "Demo God" award (January)
- Sprout featured on cover of PC World magazine ("100 Incredibly Useful Web Sites", November), campaigns for Sony Pictures, Pink, and Bloc Party launch
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| 2007 |
- ChipIn's Facebook games ("Vampires vs. Werewolves", "Pirates vs. Ninjas") sold to Buddy Media
- Co-founded Sprout (WYSIWYG widget builder)
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| 2006 |
- With Marty Tenenbaum: AI Meets Web 2.0: Building the Web of Tomorrow, Today, published in AI Magazine (50th anniversary of artificial intelligence issue) (December)
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| 2005 |
- Co-founded ChipIn (social ecommerce startup)
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| 2004 |
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| 2003 |
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| 2002 |
- Joined Webify Solutions with Marty Tenenbaum and Manoj Saxena (Web services startup, acquired by IBM)
- Designed and helped engineer Makana's album Koi Au
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| 2001 |
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| 2000 |
- Creative Director, Commerce One.net (formerly MarketSite.net)
- Worked on Commerce One MarketSite.net, version 3.0
- Contributed to Commerce One's corporate identity/rebranding effort
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| 1999 |
- Developed interface for Commerce One's MarketSite.net, versions 1.0 and 2.0
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| 1998 |
- CNgroup changes name to Veo Systems, focuses on XML-based ecommerce
- Developed interface for the XML-based Seitai Procurement System (with NTT)
- Developed the earliest core architecture documents for the Veo (XML) Server (with Marty Tenenbaum and Bart Meltzer)
- CNgroup acquired by Commerce One
- Senior Software Engineer, Commerce One
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| 1997 |
- Developed interface for vWallet, Verifone's consumer ewallet application, patents US05815657, US05963924, US06016484
- VeriFone acquired by Hewlett-Packard
- CNgroup founded at CommerceNet by Marty Tenenbaum and Asim Abdullah as a startup incubator
- With Marty Tenenbaum and Tripatinder Chowdhry: Eco System: An Internet Commerce Architecture (cover feature), published in IEEE Computer, May 1997
- The World Wide Web History Project (in progress)
- Footsteps (digital library software, in progress)
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| 1996 |
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| 1995 |
- Apache server icons
- IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) logo
- VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) logo
- SWISH (search engine/indexer)
- From Webspace to Cyberspace
- The Browser Tuneup (early HTML 3.0 test)
- Contributor: Jones Education Network web artwork and design; first Web-based cable TV schedule
- Contributor: Software.net corporate identity and web artwork
- Contributor: BankOne web prototype programming
- Contributor: National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS) design, layout, and programming
- Contributor: Pacific Bell Guide to Atlanta layout and programming
- Contributor: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) 1.0 specification, cited in Microsoft patent US5860073 (1/12/1999, Style sheets for publishing system)
- Invited presenter (Why I Don't Use HTML Extensions) at the W3C's first working group, the Style Sheet Workshop, INRIA, France
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| 1994 |
- Enterprise Integration Technologies web (no longer online)
- Red spherical bullets (
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- Design and layout of the MBONE Information Web
- CommerceNet web artwork and design; first business use of click-tracking
- Internet Shopping Network web artwork and design; precursor to cookies
- Secure Mosaic security icons and animations; first secure browser
- Focus:HOPE web design, layout, and programming
- WWWWAIS (search engine gateway)
- Hypermail (mail to HTML convertor, C version, cited in AT&T patent US05905863 (5/18/1999, Finding an e-mail message to which another e-mail message is a response)
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| 1993 |
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| 2004 |
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| 2002 |
- Distinguished Alumni Award, University of Hawaii
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| 1997 |
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| 1995 |
- Best Tutorial Award, Third International World Wide Web Conference
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| 1994 |
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| "The Once And Future Web", the 10th Anniversary of the first Web server in the United States, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC), 2001 |
KHVH 830 AM radio ("Your Computer
Hour with Peter Kay"), 2001
Honolulu, Hawaii |
TIGR Awards 2000
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Fifth International World Wide Web
Conference, Paris, France |
Third International World Wide Web
Conference, Darmstadt, Germany |
Second International World Wide Web
Conference, Chicago, Illinois |
SIGWEB
University of California at Berkeley |
Xplor '95
Phoenix, Arizona |
CALS Expo (1995)
Long Beach, California |
Web World (1995) Florida, Santa Clara, Chicago, and Boston |
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Interlab '97)
Oak Ridge, Tennessee |
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (Interlab '94 and '95), Copper Mountain and Boulder, Colorado |
IPMA (International Publishing
Management Association) CON '95
Nashville, Tennesee |
Dataforeningen i Sverige
(Swedish Information Technology group)
Stockholm, Sweden |
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara, California |
Ameritech
Chicago, Illinois |
CommerceNet training seminar series
Stanford, California |
WHUS 91.7 FM radio
Connecticut |
W3C Style Sheet Workshop
INRIA, France |
Logitech
Fremont, California |
Digital Library Seminar Series
University of California at Berkeley |
Xerox PARC
Palo Alto, California |
| German National Radio (DLF) |
KHON TV Morning Show
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Honolulu Community College
2002 Commencement Speech
Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, Hawaii |
KORL 690 AM radio ("Burt Lum's
Rough Take"), 2004
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Hawaii Public Radio, KIPO 89.3 FM
("ThinkTech Hawaii"), 2005
Honolulu, Hawaii |
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