Video Production Reel

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Interactive Project Portfolio

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• Hosted News Video Player
• TVDJ
• TheDailyBeat.com
• Netmix
• Supamix
• Total Music Network

AP Hosted News Video Player

As Program Manager of Online Products for the Associated Press, Tony Zeoli defined business requirements and supervised product development of the AP’s Hosted News Video Player viewable on over 100 online U.S. news organizations.

APSAP Web Logs

As Program Manager, Online Products, Associated Press, Tony Zeoli defined business requirements, supervised product development and integration of the ASAP Weblog journals into the greater asap.ap.org youth-audience news portal.

TVDJ

Netmix founder, Tony Zeoli, interfaced with internal team members, external developers (Funny Garbage) and strategic partners (Much Music USA) to develop the design, user interface, information architecture and database publishing tool for TVDJ, a pioneering, first-to-market SVOD music video application created exclusively for Cablevision’s Optimum TV digital-set-top-box environment.

The application has since been re-branded Fuse ON Demand by cable music channel, FuseTV. Launched February 1st 2004, it is distributed by Rainbow Media to cable operators nationwide.

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TheDailyBeat.com

As Senior Producer at MetroTV, I led development of all aspects of TheDailyBeat.com online music community, including the overall design, user interface, information architecture, database publishing tool and streaming radio application. Interfaced daily with internal team members, show producers and external developers (Sudden Industries).

Netmix

In November 1995, Netmix President Tony Zeoli founded Netmix.com, launching the world’s first Urban/Electronic streaming music mix-show DJ culture web site.

In June 2000, Netmix.com was purchased for cash and stock in New York based, Polyverse, Inc., becoming one of only two DJ culture websites in the USA to be acquired pre-dotcom crash. In October 2000, Polyverse Inc., ceased operations and severed its relationship with Netmix.com. At it’s peak, Netmix.com reached ver 1 Million unique visitors from over 100 countries per year. DJs featured “in the mix” included the first ever online sets by Paul Oakenfold, Armand Van Helden, John Digweed, Eric Morillo, Frankie Bones, Terry Lee Brown Jr., Grooverider, Seb Fontaine, and Paul van Dyk.

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Supamix

The Supamix web site was a joint venture between Netmix and Cablevision Systems Corporation. It was the first broadband electronic music and DJ culture web site operating in the United States and was available only to Cablevision’s Optimum Online broadband subscribers through its Optonline.net cable modem service.

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Total Music Network

As Senior Producer at MetroTV, I managed team members and oversaw daily production, editorial and site maintenance of the companies music news portal, TotalMusicNetwork.com.

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