jeremy snyder's meta|remix

like anything important in life, stick with it!

i left the corporate grind about three weeks ago, and it feels great. i don’t mean to imply that the place i was working was bad – quite the contrary. it was a perfectly decent place and i did well there (i think). but my heart wasn’t in it, so i’m back to the startup world. as such, i will try to blog a bit more frequently again. also, the jeromecast will be coming back. catch some of my quick thoughts there.

i’ve heard from a few subscribers that the updates to the jeromecast aren’t coming thru. please click on over, or subscribe to the jeromecast on itunes (usually lags behind on updates a bit). there are some new episodes:

• Talking loud, saying nothing
• Fixated on size
• GOAL!
• Summer time

the second episode of the jeromecast is out, talking about privacy versus control on the internet.

i’m working on a project, just for fun right now, around podcasting. for that end, i’ve started my own podcast, called the jeromecast. check it out and please subscribe to the podcast! you can even find the jeromecast on itunes.

Recently, I wrote a piece that got picked up in iMedia Connection, entitled “Innovative movie promotion in virtual worlds.”

The challenge of advertising in virtual worlds involves taking advantage of their unique features. Here’s how some film companies showcased their movies in one of these worlds.

i’ve been in singapore for about 11 months now, getting close to one year. i’ve really enjoyed my time here. i’ve gotten some great experiences, like starting a business in another company, building a team from scratch, meeting potential partners, investors, etc. one of the great things has been the number of events that happen here, like ad:tech. i was interviewed recently by the guys over at sg entrepreneurs, a local entrepreneurship blog and community. you can read more about my experiences at the interview: Read the rest of this entry »

a friendly google alert told me this morning that my speaker profile page from ad:tech is now indexed. also, another jeremy snyder is on rezed, a site for people interested in virtual world and mmo stuff. amazingly, that’s really not me.

i’m considering writing a book. i have a few ideas, mostly about the world we live in and what might happen in the near future. anyone have any advice?