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"Richard D. Titus, FRSA (born March 23, 1968) is a technology executive, an entrepreneur and film producer. Biography He was born in Anaheim to Richard G. Titus, an executive at defense contractor Rockwell International and later Boeing and Susan Titus Osborn, a conservative Christian author. His career began as a roadie and sound engineer for The Beach Boys on whose Summer in Paradise he worked as a recording engineer. This album was the first by a major artist recorded entirely on Pro Tools. A prolific internet entrepreneur and digerati Titus founded or co-founded seven companies including most recently Prompt.ly launched in 2013 . One of the earliest was the video game division of MPCA (where he created and produced Blue Heat: The Case of the Cover Girl Murders), and Tag Media, the Los Angeles office of what became Razorfish. In 2002 he co-founded interactive agency Schematicschmatic.com whose clients include ABC, Comcast, Microsoft, Sony, Time Warner and Target and are an industry leader in User Interface for VOD systems on Set-top boxes and broadband Video on Demand services and IPTV. The company was purchased by advertising firm WPP in 2007. Richard founded production company Plinyminor with, Tavin Marin Titus, who he was married to at the time. They produced several SciFi feature films together including Emmy nominated Mammoth, Odysseus and the Isle of the Mists, Riddle of the Sphinx and a pair of Sundance Film Festival selections: On line (which included the first scene filmed over the Internet), and 2006 hit eco-documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? In 2007 he joined the BBC as Controller, User Experience and Design at the BBC, overseeing its audience facing services on the Internet, Mobile, ITV and iPlayer, the latter in which his lasting legacy is the This Is Spinal Tap inspired volume control that goes to eleven.Richard D Titus Tumblir In November 2008 he became the Corporation's Future Media Controller for Audio & Music and Mobile. In July 2009 Titus left the BBC to become CEO of Associated Northcliffe Digital, part of the Daily Mail and General Trust group. He departed in a re-structure in 2010. In 2010, Richard was named one of the Wired 100 Richard was the chairman of the board of European video startup Videoplaza until its sale to Telstra. In 2013 Richard co-founded Prompt.ly a mobile scheduling & payment services platform. At the beginning of 2016 Richard D. Titus started working as a Senior Vice President of Product Experience at Samsung Richard is currently an active angel investor and advisor to start-ups, [Venture Capitalist]., and is a frequent public speaker and futurist speaking on the impact of technology and sustainability, he is an expert in the areas of the Blockchain, AI and advertising technology. He lives in California with his lover and three daughters. References External links *Titus authored "What's wrong with European Venture Capital" *Top technology investors in Europe *Interview in NMA *Associated Northcliffe Digital site *Richard Titus' corporate blog on BBC.co.uk *Guardian Bio Personal Blog *Schematic *Plinyminor *Interview with Richard about The Long Tail *Profile and interview in Design Week *Cover story & interview in C21 *PaidContent Article detailing CEO announcement and previous career *Richard Titus Angel profile Category:American Internet celebrities Category:Film producers from California Category:1968 births Category:Living people Category:BBC executives Category:People from Fullerton, California "
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"The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy is an album by American rock band The Minus 5. Their final release of new material for Hollywood Records, it was released in 1997. The album was met with positive reception from critics. Recording and release The musicians making up The Minus 5 overlapped with the auxiliary touring members of R.E.M. and Tuatara; the musicians recorded The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy alongside Mark Eitzel's West. The opportunity to record and tour with the material spurred Scott McCaughey to finish off songs that Peter Buck had started writing two years prior. The revolving door of performers supported all their releases (including Tuatara's Breaking the Ethers) with The Magnificent Seven Vs. the United States tour in 1997. This album was the first release from Hollywood Records imprint Malt Records. Critical reception The album has received positive reviews from critics, with Album of the Year characterizing consensus as a 90 out of 100, based on two reviews. The editorial staff of AllMusic Guide gave the album four out of five stars, with reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine writing that it was an improvement over their first full-length, Old Liquidator, with catchy songwriting and "charmingly ragged pop-rock". The review in No Depression concurred with the charming nature of the songwriting, tying it stylistically to 1960s pop music and concluding that McCaughey's first major label album is deserved. In Entertainment Weekly, Steven Mirkin compared the sound to Merseybeat acts and gave the album an A for "casually perfect crystalline pop". Commercial performance The album reached 58 on CMJ New Music Monthlys Alternative Radio Airplay in August 1997. In 2003, McCaughey claimed in an interview that the album had only sold 5,000 copies, compared to the greater commercial success of some of some of the musicians who played on the album. Track listing All songs written by Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey, except where noted: #"The Rest of the World" – 3:10 #"Cross Every Line" – 4:01 #"Empty Room" – 3:42 #"Wasted Bandage" – 3:04 #"Boeing Spacearium" (Buck, McCaughey, and Robert Pollard) – 3:27 #"My Mummy's Dead" (John Lennon) – 2:30 #"Moonshine Girl" – 3:20 #"Popsycle Shoppe" – 2:47 #"Wouldn't Want to Care" – 2:56 #"Spidery Moon" – 2:42 #"Bullfight" – 4:15 #"Hate Me More" – 5:08 Personnel The Minus 5 *Jon Auer ("Admiral Boot") *Chris Ballew ("Mr. MacAfee") *Peter Buck ("Streetsinger") – guitar, associate production *John Crist ("Calliope Bird") *Dave Dederer ("Daughter") *Jason Finn ("The Constable") *John Keane ("Mr. Dawes, Jr.") – recording at John Keane's Studio *Barrett Martin ("Santouri") *Scott McCaughey ("Buck McCoy") – guitar, vocals, production, mixing, mastering, recording at LowBeat *Mike McCready ("Winthrop") *Christy McWilson ("Miss Polly") *Robert Pollard ("Ancient Roomer") – vocals on "Boeing Spacearium", recording in Dayton *Pony ("Nigel") *Ken Stringfellow ("Martha") Additional personnel *Matt Bayles – engineering at Litho *Art Chantry – artwork *Ed Brooks – recording at Litho, mixing, executive production, associate production *Mark Downey – choreography *Rob Grenoble – recording at Water Music *Mark Guenther – mastering *Hammi Hammerschmidt – layout *Nadine McCaughey – artwork *Floyd Reitsma – assistant engineering *Jason Rowe – engineering at Ironwood *Todd Rundgren – recording at Location, Neverland *Robert Seidenberg – choreography *Kevin Suggs – recording at John & Stu's *Conrad Uno – recording at Egg *Kevin Wilson – painting References External links *The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy at Rate Your Music Category:1997 albums Category:Hollywood Records albums Category:The Minus 5 albums Category:The Presidents of the United States of America (band) "