May
15
2013
These guys really took one for the team in this demonstration of what labor feels like. LOL!!!!
May
14
2013
Just found out some very sad news. A long time cool friend of NewTek, Chuck Muncie has passed away from a heart attack at 60 years old.
Chuck was know for his BEASTLY running on the field. Punishing any DB that dared tackle him… I got to know Chuck for a much different reason.. He wanted to help promote high school athletes by streaming their games to the web. He has been working with the top HS programs in southern California for the past few years helping those kids get maximum exposure for their talents.
Chuck Muncie will definitely be missed.
Here is a brief interview that I did with Chuck back in 2010
Tags: Chargers, Chuck Muncie, Interview, kids, LIVE, NFL, Philip Nelson, Saints, Social Networking, Sports, Streaming, Technology, TriCaster, webcast | 
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Comments (0) May
7
2013
During NAB 2013, ProductionHub.com came by the NewTek booth to talk TriCaster, 3Play and the NewTek Developer Network!
Check out their site HERE
Tags: Interview, LIVE, NAB, NABShow, NewTek, Philip Nelson, Social Networking, Sports, Streaming, Technology, TriCaster, Twitter, viral, webcast |
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Comments (0) Apr
16
2013
During NAB in Las Vegas, I had a chance to sit down with Larry Jordan of DigitalProductionBuzz.com to talk about TriCaster, 3rd party development and where the streaming industry is going.
Check out the audio broadcast HERE
Apr
15
2013
Teknologik the #1 technology program in France talks with Philip Nelson about the NewTek Developers Network, our program for partnership with other developers.
Apr
15
2013
Vance Willis of StudioTech TV interviews me from our secret press bunker during NAB in Las Vegas.
Tags: 3Play 4800, 3rd Party, AjA, Chyron, ComPix, Haivision, Interview, LIVE, NABShow, NewTek, Philip Nelson, Renaissance Hotel, TriCaster, Twitter, webcast |
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Comments (0) Apr
6
2013
I sat down with the lovely Amanda Coolong of TechZulu during New Media Expo aka NMX in Las Vegas. Topic of discussion…. You are the television network!
Tags: Amanda Coolong, Interview, LIVE, NewTek, NMX, Philip Nelson, Streaming, TechZulu, TriCaster, Twitter, viral |
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Comments (0) Mar
19
2013
A drunken bully is roaming around 6th Street randomly punching people until he gets knocked out with a single PUNCH! CLASSIC!!
Oct
23
2012
Philip Nelson getting EKG in ER after drinking energy drinks
Now energy drinks are being tied to the death of kids…..
(Reuters) – The Food and Drug Administration said on Monday that it was investigating reports of five deaths that may be associated with Monster Beverage Corp’s namesake energy drink, and the company’s shares fell more than 14 percent.
Monster is also being sued by the family of a 14-year-old Maryland girl with a heart condition who died after drinking two cans of its Monster energy drink in a 24-hour period.
Monster said it does not believe its drinks are “in any way responsible” for the girl’s death.
The energy drink market is dominated by Monster and Austrian company Red Bull, but it also includes beverages made by Coca-Cola Co and PepsiCo.
Read the entire article HERE
Tags: death, Energy Drink, Family, Monster, Philip Nelson, politics, Red Bull, Safety |
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Comments (0) Oct
22
2012
I’ve been shocked by how many people will blindly walk through the naked scanners at airports not thinking of the rights they are voluntarily giving up!
Here is a win for freedom!
TSA Pulls Use Of Controversial Full Body Scanners At JFK, LaGuardia Airports
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The controversial full body airport scanners are being removed from LaGuardia and John F. Kennedy International, the Transportation Security Administration announced Sunday.
The Backscatter machines were first used at JFK exactly two years ago amid a flurry of controversy.
Opponents said the very detailed image of the human body provided by the machines is an invasion of privacy, while others argued the level of radiation emitted by the Backscatters could be dangerous over the long term.
The TSA said its decision to pull the machines is in an effort to speed up security lines at the two New York City airports, and insists the full body scanners are safe.
Read the entire article HERE