You Just Can’t Make This Stuff Up
Consonant transpositions aside, Korea is incredibly modern -- technologically speaking, it puts the United States to shame. One of the cool things is that by government mandate, at least 30% of TV broadcasts must be in High Definition. By 2010, 100% of Korean TV broadcasts will be required to be HD. This means a really high demand for HD production tools, and that’s one of the reasons Adobe Production Studio was such a hit (when we left the seminar in Seoul, our reseller partners had already sold 30 copies onsite). The Seoul seminar was hands-down the most attended seminar on the worldwide roadshow (1280 people attended, as I mentioned earlier, as opposed to 370 or so in Los Angeles, arguably the largest Television & Film market in the world).
As a thank you, our friends at Adobe Korea have given me a promotion:
Apparently, I’m now the Video & Audio Product Manager (my title is actually “Senior Marketing Manager” --- Product Manager would be a rather formidable step up for me).
Big, big thanks to MH Park of Adobe Korea for putting together a stellar event. I even got to try the most popular Korean street snack. Can you guess what it is?
I’ll send a Production Studio t-shirt to the first person to e-mail the correct answer to me at bdonlon@adobe.com
Hong Kong here we come . . .
Comments
Silk worm larvae and cocoons.
Posted by: Jack Reynolds | February 25, 2006 10:08 AM
And the kid wins a cigar! (a t-shirt actually . . .)
Posted by: Bob Donlon | February 25, 2006 2:02 PM
Sounds nasty,how did it taste?
Posted by: Eric Launer | March 17, 2006 6:25 AM