Tiffany B. Brown

A web log about web development and internet culture with frequent detours into other stuff.

Posts in: Atlanta

Atlanta: MODA web site launch party
Come celebrate the launch of the brand new Museum of Design - Atlanta web site, which was lovingly hand-coded by yours truly. The launch party is part of the Castleberry Hill Art Stroll and takes place at Noir. Complimentary valet. I’m hoping the food and drinks are also complimentary … or at least cheap. Event details When: [...] [6 Jun 2007]
OurIndustryIsBroken.com and the new FletcherMartin.com
If you’re in the advertising industry, you and your company are probably feeling the pinch of a changing advertising landscape. Fletcher Martin — the folks who sign my paychecks — believes that our industry is broken. We made a web site about it. Like to see it? Here it goes. We also launched a new look [...] [20 Apr 2007]
Atlanta, GA: ApacheCon US 2007
ApacheCon US will be in Atlanta from November 12 - 16, 2007 at the Westin Peachtree Plaza. As of April 27, the conference is seeking papers. Topics include: Apache HTTP server Apache Software Foundation projects and incubated projects such as Jakarta, SpamAssassin and Roller Dynamic content and scripting, including Python and PHP Security and e-commerce Performance and availability Web services [...] [29 Mar 2007]
Atlanta, GA: “When Art and Kink Collide”
Spend your Valentine’s day watching hot naked chicks (and a couple of dudes). The PinkEye Indie Queer Movie Salon presents two independent queer porn / erotica movies for your viewing pleasure. They’re screening the director’s cut of Teri Rice’s The Kindling Point (lesbian, bondage and domination), which was filmed in Atlanta in the early 1990s. [...] [12 Feb 2007]
Atlanta, GA: AiMA Search Engine Marketing panel
This is one of the more popular sessions of the AiMA calendar: Search Engine Marketing. Panelists will discuss what works, what doesn’t, and what’s changing in the world of search engine marketing and optimization. No word just yet on who is speaking, but AiMA is usually pretty good at picking first-rate speakers. Plus they serve [...] [3 Feb 2007]
Atlanta, GA: I Am My Own Wife
I Am My Own Wife is a one-man play about a gay transvestite — Charlotte von Mahlsdorf — from East Berlin who survives both the Nazi and Communist regimes and creates a museum of everyday objects that served as a haven and meeting place for GLBT East Berliners until the 1990s. Actor Doyle Reynolds does an [...] [27 Jan 2007]