Who am I?
Up until 2006, I thought I was certain of my identity, but …
Related Articles
AiME Persona Profile
Persona Profile: Creative Technologist Name: chatbot’s long name Nickname: chatbot’s short name. ALL chatbots created will go by their short names during dialogues. Tone: Make…
What is the Black Book :projects?
The Black Book :projects is a community that repairs African American genealogies and raise awareness about their histories and cultures.
I know an African American Streaming Media Pioneer.
George FREENEY Jr. was the Manager of a team responsible for subscription-based user experiences for Real.com and SuperPass. He exceeded subscriber projection goals by 19% in year one and grew the subscriber base from 150,000 to 750,000 in just 15 months. He also worked as a Diversity Evangelist, executing strategies for finding, growing, and retaining diverse talent. George was a crucial member of a team responsible for managing high-profile client accounts and played a key role in managing the business deliveries that supported RealNetworks’ announcement as Oxygen Network’s exclusive streaming media technology provider. Additionally, he developed a new, scalable e-commerce system and collaborated with Product Owners, Software Engineers, and Creative Designers to design APIs and a promotional RealJukebox Skin.
“a Democracy in Ruin”
Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed legislators, and President Biden, Today, I address you not from a distant era, but as an impassioned voice woven into the…
A day with the Tuskegee Airmen
Discover the incredible story of the Tuskegee Airmen, a group of pioneering African-American pilots who refused to be held back by institutionalized racism. Despite facing discrimination and skepticism, they persevered to become some of the finest pilots in the US military. Learn about their legacy of bravery and determination at the Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site in Alabama.
Responses
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Who is George FREENEY Jr?
George FREENEY Jr. is a veteran African American pioneer of the hi-tech
industry. He has architected and been a part of creating many user
experience technologies in the streaming and e-commerce industries
starting in the late 90s until he retired in 2014 and returned to school
to pursue his childhood passion for photography.
George FREENEY Jr. is an accomplished African American Photojournalist
based in Auburn, Alabama. He uses his technical background and creative
skills to bring a unique perspective to his work. Through his Black
Book: Projects, George researches and repairs African American
genealogies while capturing and sharing stories through his “Black
STORIES Matter” project. He leverages cutting-edge technologies like AI
and Augmented Reality to create immersive storytelling experiences that
engage and educate viewers. Sharing the stories of underrepresented
African American communities makes his work important in today’s social
climate.