Smugmug brings us "Mugnormous" photos and videos
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Don MacAskill, co-founder and CEO of Smugmug, gives us a little tour of the Smugmug office and also demonstrates for my cameras its new photo and video sharing service which blows away other photo sharing sites on large monitors.
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December 7th, 2007 at 5:15 am
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December 8th, 2007 at 11:15 am
[…] Robert Scoble did a video interview with the co-founder Don MacAskill. It’s a great look behind the scene on what’s happening at smugmug.com. What strikes me as refreshing is the laid back attitude and the dedication to each other. A small and close knit company that is profitable is rare these days. […]
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December 8th, 2007 at 5:21 pm
Thanks Pod Tech, I’d was not aware of what Chris MacAskill (Chris’s Dad) was up doing. I met Chris’s day when he owned FatBrain and thought he was a pretty interesting guy. I’m not surprised at all by the companies success - no clutter, charge for the service - what a concept. Now if others could only get the message.