Table of Contents
- mic check (0)
- work in progress (0)
- Just came from presenting Obama/DAJ at Temple with Lauren (0)
- logomania (0)
- Expanding the Canon: Korean Orch, Beatbox, Breakdancers do Pachelbel (0)
- memetagging: The 7 Random Things... (0)
- morning thoughts (0)
- Whew! (0)
- Barack Obama's Church, and Erin Jackson, and New Media...all at once! (0)
- Tokyo Small Business Meetup Rocks! (2)
- The Hind Brain at the Top of the Stairs (0)
- Remarkable Mondays (1)
- Presentation Zen Presentation (0)
- New Media Stories: Mamma in the Morning (0)
- The Once and Future Dream (0)
- Meeting in New Media (0)
- Making a Mint (0)
- New Media LifeHacks (1)
- New Media Toolkit: My FEWJapan Presentation on Thursday (0)
- thankyoucast#1 (2)
- A FEW Links (0)
- thankyoucast1-enhanced (0)
- Embracing Diversity: the Core of New Media (2)
- New Media Message Massage (0)
- New Media in the Museum (0)
- And now for something completely different... (0)
- New Media Tools as a Bridge Between Traditional Media and Social Media? (0)
- Kent Nichols' 'What Would You Say To CEOs?' ignites a great conversation.... (0)
- New Media Conversation Tracking: Yack Track (4)
- Ursula K. LeGuin. My Heroine. (0)
- Mapping the Cloud (0)
- American History: the South Park version (0)
- Fantastic Audio Slideshow (0)
- Yes (0)
About
Modern Media Japan produces online/mobile video and audio podcasts that are designed to ignite, gather and support niche communities. We specialize in Japanese, English and bilingual programming. One of our key targets is 'wired' women from 18 - 34 and 35 - 50+. Our audience is independent-minded, interested in improving their lives, bettering their relationships, and finding their passion. They are looking for something essential, a joyous spirit with substance and depth beyond the usual. We help them to find it, in ideas, services and products that help them to change their world.
About Terri
Terri MacMillan
President, Modern Media Japan
Born in Harlem, New York, attended the High School of Music and Art as a Voice major, was Manager of Business Affairs for CBS Records International for 10 years, Director of Administration for Prince's Paisley Park Music for 2 years, was Director of Sales for Kampo Cultural Center, then moved to Japan to manage Pizzicato Five. Have worked with Laurie Anderson, Don Alias, Onaje Allan Gumbs, Mark Egan and Danny Gottlieb, Boom Boom Satellites, Hisaishi Joe, GAO, Asian Kung-fu Generation and Chitose Hajime and Kayoko.
Terri wrote the first authentic Bushisms book to be published in Japan: "Bush in Wonderland" ('Fushigi no Kuni no Bush').
