Owego House Productions

08/03/2020

Great editing!

W+K's seamless ode to the unifying power of sport

01/25/2018

Now THIS is a successful social media campaign!

09/28/2017

Some of the great photos Mark took of a beautiful Senior. 😊

08/24/2017

https://youtu.be/OALBqEA3cZg

Owego House is a small, smart and experienced production company

11/18/2016

Oh Apple, why are you ignoring power users? Your phones are not that great either.

Late last month, we discovered that the SSD module in the “entry-level” Late 2016 13” MacBook Pro without the Touch Bar is removable. Now that we’ve been able to get our hands on the new MacBook Pr…

05/11/2016

Please don't even ask for the RAW file.

One photographer’s thoughts on the importance of the editing process.

04/28/2016

04/18/2016

leaders come in all shapes & sizes https://t.co/D8EXfTyWAg

“Think you're not a ? Rethinking elements of may change your mind. ://lnkd.in/erYz95q”

04/13/2016

Stepping outside your comfort zone can be scary, but also exciting. After all, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.

03/14/2016

Personally I like Square

Visualized: the "PayPal Mafia" that runs Silicon Valley

Uber. Airbnb. LinkedIn. YouTube. Besides all being valued at $1 billion or more—and providing services so ubiquitous that it's hard to remember life before them—these companies are connected in a lesser-known way. They're all advised, funded, or led by former PayPal employees known as the "PayPal Mafia"—essentially, the dons of Silicon Valley.

You may have heard of this group of hoodie-clad tech gangsters before. The (self-named) PayPal Mafia has been around since PayPal was bought by eBay in 2002. Members of the group emerged as major players in the years after the acquisition, when these alums went on to found new companies or take on roles at venture capital funds.

But while the PayPal Mafia is a well-known phenomenon, understanding just how far the PayPal tentacles go is actually a difficult endeavor. A new data visualization from Fleximize helps reveal the connections that make up the PayPal alumni network. The verdict? PayPal alumni are everywhere, and their close ties with the group of privately owned, billion-dollar companies known as "unicorns" suggest that they're not going anywhere.

See the interactive infographic in full here: http://buff.ly/1McZqER

02/11/2016

These guys are always an inspiration

12/24/2015