Marc Canter gets Social
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You might know Marc Canter as the founder of Macromedia but that’s his past. You probably don’t know what he’s thinking about now as head of Broadband Mechanics, which makes social networks. We talk about that and a whole lot more. Oh, and even more fun? Marc has been saying my videos are too long and boring over on his blog for a while now. I get even with him and we go for almost an hour. 
Tags: Marc Canter, Macromedia, Broadband Mechanics, social networks
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August 17th, 2007 at 4:12 pm
This was just a terrific, fun, easy going, unscripted interview. I felt like I really got to know Canter by hearing him rap. A perfect example of how video sharing can work to one’s social advantage. I just shared it with all the folks I met an an Atlanta meet-up last night, the topic of which was: Creating Buzz for Your Web-Based Business.
More opera next time please!
August 18th, 2007 at 7:01 am
“You might know Marc Canter as the founder of Macromedia but that’s his past.”
No it isn’t. He was removed from MacroMind quite a bit before Macromedia ever formed. Links here:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/jd/archives/2007/03/macromindparaco.cfm
jd/adobe
August 30th, 2007 at 7:46 am
[…] Scoble does a good interview with Marc Canter. There are bits about his People Aggregator, social graphs (terrible phrase!) single sign-on, universal profiles, FOAF, the identity stack and much more. Conversational in tone with lots of stories and subtle jabs at certain net gods, it’s good for a run on your iPod. […]
December 14th, 2007 at 9:09 am
We are totally on board with Canter. If you load up this software and know a few things about the social networking space, you will be overwhelmed with advanced thinking.
I love his story as well. Any software pioneer who says he has a better life than Bill Gates and is offering Google and Yahoo the opportunity to join the “cool club” of the future is ok in my book