Nashville Tech Feed #28 – 2010 Recap, 2011 Predictions & Hate Mail

By
mdave
– January 3, 2011Posted in: Featured, Podcast
The year 2010 flew by the Nashville Tech Feed picks our top stories for the year and then make predictions for 2011. Is the Nashville flood, or the Taylor Swift Moontoast venture or the ssuccessful year for the Nashville Entrepreneur Center the story of 2010? Are Tablets or XBOX Kinect the gadget of 2011 and what do they have to do with the Nashville or the Music Industry? We get our first critical listener letter and it's a doosy. As always we end with "What we're Consuming" sharing what have been reading, games playing or music listening too. We are joined by the top notch panel of Craig Havighurst, Paul Schatzkin and Kate O'Neill.

 

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The year 2010 flew by the Nashville Tech Feed picks our top stories for the year and then make predictions for 2011. Is the Nashville flood, or the Taylor Swift Moontoast venture or the successful year for the Nashville Entrepreneur Center the story of 2010? Are Tablets or XBOX Kinect the gadget of 2011 and what do they have to do with the Nashville or the Music Industry? We get our first critical listener letter and it's a doosy. As always we end with "What we're Consuming" sharing what have been reading, games playing or music listening too. We are joined by the top notch panel of Craig Havighurst, Paul Schatzkin and Kate O'Neill.

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About mdave

David has been using computers to create his visions since the early days of the Apple II. When the world wide web hit he dove in head first learning HTML and building his first websites. After spending a few years at a software services firm in Milwaukee he moved to Nashville and shortly after the Music Industry grabbed hold. He joined the Country Music Association as webmaster designing, building and managing the CMA Awards, CMA Music Festival and corporate websites for the 8 years. He started their social media reach-out and when he left the CMA could reach over 50,000 fans directly. David currently freelances by day, codes by night along with producing/hosting the Nashville Tech Feed a technology podcast. David was named by Billboard Magazine as one of the top 140 people in the Music Industry to follow on Twitter.