Counts Media Press Coverage
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A Texting Tour Of Punk's Old Places
Washington Post, November 16, 2006
Those interested in Washington punk rock of the 1980s, there's no shortage of ways to learn about the scene. You could listen to Minor Threat, Bad Brains and Fugazi. You could watch the documentary "American Hardcore." Or, you could stand outside the Starbucks at Seventh and E streets NW and wait for a text message.
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Blue Man Group show has a text message for you
CNET News, November 5, 2006
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Blue Man Group show has a text message for you
Textually.org, November 5, 2006
In Blue Man Groups second touring rock 'n' roll show, How to be a megastar, fans are not only permitted to use their cell phones to snap pictures of the performance, they're actually encouraged to do so. News.com reports.
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Daily Wireless, November 5, 2006
C/Net has an interesting article on Mobkastr, an interactive text messaging system used by the Blue Man Group.
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Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), October 24, 2006
Nine-year Blue Man Group veteran loves performing
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Lycangeek, October 15, 2006
Okay, this is a personal posting, so if you are uninterested in my personal life - or if you plan on seeing the Blue Man Group's How to be a Megastar Tour 2.0 - pass over (spoilers).
Sorry that I haven't posted much lately on the tech side of things. Right now I'm simply working on features for the next release of LabVIEW and working with a team of folks to ensure our products roll out on Vista when it releases. However, if you have anything specific you'd like to learn about, please feel free to shoot me an email. -
Atari Age, October 13, 2006
Our original plans were to see them in Houston tonight(Friday the 13th). After we made those plans(but before the tickets went on sale) we found out that they added a show to Corpus Christ(CC), which is about 200 miles south of Houston. My friend, Bryan, works for a law firm in CC and we got "company seats" for less than it would have cost to see them in Houston. The venue in CC is smaller than Houston, so we ended up closer to the stage than we probably would have in Houston. Another plus was we got to hang out in the company club house before the show started.
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Yellow Arrow. Say it. Stick it. Send it.
Lonley Planet, October 10, 2006
Experimental Travellers around the world are putting Yellow Arrows in urban places that mean something to them. Be part of the experiment by sticking a Yellow Arrow in a meaningful spot - be it a forgotten alleyway, a car park or a phone box.
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Live Journal, October 6, 2006
We went to the Blue Man Group How To Be A Megastar Tour 2.0 last night in Manchester, NH; it's their touring concert show with different content from the long-running stage shows.
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CiN Weekly, October 4, 2006
For most live performances, whipping out your favorite electronic toy and texting would likely elicit glares of disapproval from fellow patrons. For the Blue Man Group's How to be a Megastar 2.0 tour, you may get those looks if you don't.