Joe Stramowski not only an Associate Producer with ScribeMedia.org and Producer with Masters of Power, but a ruthless vigilante nightwatchman know as “Rorschach”.
“Rorschach” is an avid reader, poet, fly fisherman and gun running enthusiast.
Archive for Joe Stramowski
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Bob Bowman, President and CEO, Major League Baseball Advanced Media
Bob Bowman, President and CEO, Major League Baseball Advanced Media sits down with CNBC’s Sports Business Reporter Darren Rovell to talk about the future of sports media and the MLB’s role in pushing the envelope by embracing and monetizing new technologies such as live streaming video.
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Gary Bettman, Commissioner, National Hockey League
Gary Bettman, Commissioner, National Hockey League, is interviewed by Staci Kramer, Editor of PaidContent.org on the NHL’s digital media strategy. More importantly, I ask him in a follow up interview how my Bruins, cellar dwellers since the last days of Ray Bourque, are going to do this year.
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Is Rape Funny?
Shocking isn’t it. Is Rape Funny? “That was a question that, as comedians, we had to address,” says Director Joe Stramowski, “How can you take something so awful, so tragic and make it funny? From the creators of Scribe Media’s Web-TV series “So True: The Chronicles of Chris and Joe”
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Jimmy Doolan
The world of finance during a recession. Unlucky Guy, meets Jimmy Doolan, gumba ATM and learns the hard way just how bad those banking surcharges can be. The first episode in the Web-TV series Masters of Power Present. From the creators of Scribe Media’s Web-TV series “So True: The Chronicles of Chris and Joe”
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Kevin Gets a New Agent
Actor Kevin Brown meets Marrian Goldenbaum, sadomasochist agent to the stars. The third episode in the Web-TV series: “Masters of Power Present.” From the creators of Scribe Media’s Web-TV series “So True: The Chronicles of Chris and Joe”
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Beyond Ads: Alternative Revenue Models for Business Media
Video: What alternative revenue models are business media firms using, and which are delivering the best results? A panel of industry leaders from Wall Street Journal, CNBC, IDG and American Business Media discuss the latest industry trends and how the future appears to be shaping up for those who rely on revenue from various sources, including advertising, event sponsorships and subscriptions.
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Building an Online Community One User at a Time
Video: The tighter the online community, the better chances you have to increase brand and advertising exposure. So, how have the operators of some of the hottest online communities in women’s media developed their sites into must-visit destinations for women by focusing on varying life stages and/or specific niches?
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Video’s Big Role in the Women’s Media Sector
Video: Video’s popularity with online users has certainly impacted the women-centric media sector. Many companies in this area have bulked up their video offerings recently and also have added a video channel. How important is an in-depth video gallery to these companies, their users and advertisers? What are the major challenges associated with adding and expanding video offerings?
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M&A and Venture Activity in the Women’s Media Sector
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Properties within the women-centric digital media sector have been hot targets for investment, acquisitions or mergers. A panel led by Rafat Ali discussed who’s funding who and who’s buying who in the sector. The panel also examined what some of the sector’s latest deals are, what investors are interested in, and what’s on the horizon. -
Advertising, Ad Networks and Other Revenue Opportunities
Video: Women’s media is a gold mine for advertisers of all shapes and sizes looking to reach household decision-makers who are scouring these sites. Meanwhile, site operators are raking in revenue by plugging in ads among content on their sites and newsletters, and ad networks are expanding.
