• Learn how to create stunning new visual experiences for your clients, prospects, and employees with video
• Learn how to automate your live training courses and lectures with video capture for reuse on the web
• Learn how to use LectureMaker's video studio and portable broadcast equipment in your upcoming webinars, podcasts, and live events
• Solve size, user experience, analytics, and quality issues by hosting your videos on LectureMaker.com
• Turn local live events into global Internet events
• Generate new revenue streams using LectureMaker.com's eCommerce event system
• Get weekly metrics on who is watching your videos, from where, and for how long, to fine-tune your brand recognition
• Get tips, special offers, and discounts on lecture services, videography services, public speech coaching, and Internet publishing tools, and more

Each issue contains topics on how to leverage the exciting new possibilities digital multimedia can bring to your business, products, people, and brands.

• Create, publish, and promote videos, podcasts, and webinars
• Digital multimedia techniques for sales, marketing, research, training, and technology updates
• Produce, stream, and host new content using LectureMaker's video studio
• Extend the value of live events with LectureMaker's portable field broadcasting system
• Video enhanced social networking for business
• Services and platform tools from LectureMaker.com
• Other LectureMaker LLC news

Ron has been a videographer, social media designer, and video studio director since LectureMaker LLC was formed. He sponsors a Toastmasters club called Blue Cube where he has earned his Advanced Communicator public speaking award while helping others to become better public speakers and leaders.

Ron was the editor of Software Developer Forum (SDForum.org) newsletter for three years where he managed content from up to 30 Silicon Valley special interest groups each month, interviewed Silicon Valley leaders in the software industry, and authored many articles on the business of software development. He was also the technical editor for Digital Equipment Corporation’s User Society (DECUS) Magazine where he was the technical advisor to the magazine's editorial calendar as well as the author of a regular column on new community driven software projects world-wide.