I am Nick Dynice. I live in Long Beach, California. I work for Heavybag Media as a technical strategist, web developer, and writer.
On this blog I observe industry moves in open source, free culture, new music business models, innovation, consumer electronics industry policies, and customer service and give my opinion on what companies might do that will both be good for the bottom line and make customers happy. I love to read about companies that have customer service strategies that don’t suck, and give advice based on this.
I am a freelance analyst for Techdirt Insight Community and won an insight case with this post.
I have participated in Barcamp LA. I produce audio (for podcast productions), edit and produce music. I was a member of the Audio Engineering Society.
I produced drum and bass music for many years, along with other types of electronics music. I collect music gear and between my friend and I we have about 30 synths, samplers and drum machines. I stopped for a couple years and I am just now getting back into music production to dig into the 8bit sound. I graduated from Long Beach City College with a certificate in Recording Engineering. I worked in live sound reinforcement in small clubs.
The opinions expressed here are mine, and mine alone, and do not reflect the opinions of my past, current, or future employers.
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