Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Hal Bringman is an American marketing executive best known as founder and president of NVPR, a digital media development company. Bringman is also a columnist for Digital Media Wire, and serves on the board of directors for Public Knowledge, a digital media advocacy non-profit group, in addition to being an angel investor. Bringman serves as the social gaming chairman for EIG, the European iGaming Congress and Expo owned by event conglomerate Clarion.According to the New York Times, \"during the dot-com boom, Bringman helped mold the public image of the music-sharing services MP3.com and Napster.\" His firm typically takes equity stakes in startup companies in place of fees. NVPR won the first \"TV 360\" competition at the Banff World Television Festival. His career and experiences have been chronicled in books and a documentary, including Off The Charts by Bruce Haring, the documentary film I Need That Record, and Sonic Boom, a 2002 book by John Alderman with a forward by Herbie Hancock."@en }
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- Hal_Bringman abstract "Hal Bringman is an American marketing executive best known as founder and president of NVPR, a digital media development company. Bringman is also a columnist for Digital Media Wire, and serves on the board of directors for Public Knowledge, a digital media advocacy non-profit group, in addition to being an angel investor. Bringman serves as the social gaming chairman for EIG, the European iGaming Congress and Expo owned by event conglomerate Clarion.According to the New York Times, \"during the dot-com boom, Bringman helped mold the public image of the music-sharing services MP3.com and Napster.\" His firm typically takes equity stakes in startup companies in place of fees. NVPR won the first \"TV 360\" competition at the Banff World Television Festival. His career and experiences have been chronicled in books and a documentary, including Off The Charts by Bruce Haring, the documentary film I Need That Record, and Sonic Boom, a 2002 book by John Alderman with a forward by Herbie Hancock.".