Every now and then a piece of software comes along that changes your life. The first one for me was Cubase, I learned how to do music sequencing on an old Atari during my deejaying career in the late 80’s and early 90’s. Then there was Deluxe Paint, the first application that allowed me to [...]

By Daniel Brown
GridIron Software
Some information, you want to have as quickly as possible, other news is best heard when the timing is right.
When the final episode of “M*A*S*H” aired in 1983, 105 million people watched it at once (or, those with VCR’s presumably watched it less than 48 hours later.) The anticipation of that final [...]

I had a bad day yesterday! It started with a friend calling to tell me how unhappy she is at her new job. She’s an artist, and up until recently, had her own studio, where she painted, partied and hung out. She’s relatively successful, selling the odd painting here and there and doing digital media installations. But [...]

Being of a ‘creative’ nature, I have a naturally chaotic mind, or so I’ve been told on good authority! My head is pretty much always ‘full of stuff’, work, friends, family, relationships, ideas, inspirations, mundane tasks, creative ideas, all of them ricochet around my brain like flies trying to escape from imprisonment.
And since I’ve progressed [...]

First - a couple of confessions…
1. Yes - I used to co-own and run a web development shop back in the late nineties.  Oh the dotcom memories…
2. I was a big fan of something called “The Cluetrain Manifesto” - some say a fad back in those days…
In fact - I still am.
I was reading a [...]

I should confess that I think failblog.org is probably the funniest thing on the internet. The theme of the site is taking a single word and making it say so much about what is probably a complex situation, whether it’s a still image, a screen shot, or a video clip. I strive for brevity (but [...]

Mordy Golding just posted via his blog that he has completed the Lynda.com training series - “Getting Started with GridIron Flow“.  Mordy is an absolute pro - and I highly recommend anyone giving Flow a try, to check out what Mordy has to say.
Thanks Mordy!!
S.