Author Archives: Greg Huntoon

This Blog Has Fallen Silent - It Needs Resurrection

By Greg Huntoon | August 16, 2009

These words are my first on this blog in well over two months. It geniunely is my hope to use this site as a way to connect with people on a variety of topics that are important and pertinent to me, but apparently, other things find higher priority right now. So, instead of just being [...]

Posted in Career, Family, Personal, Work | Tagged ameenah, bleacher report, creative direction, football, freelancing, humanity snowboards, LA, lakers, musicane, Sports, USC, Writing | Leave a comment

Twitter, Please Stop Asking People What They’re Doing

By Greg Huntoon | June 2, 2009

Maybe I use Twitter differently than its intended purpose. I try to use Twitter as both a mass communication tool and also as a source of nearly instant conversion and chatter around a variety of topics, news and interesting/relevant links. Since very early on I’ve done my best not to update with “Eating a sandwich” [...]

Posted in Community, Personal, Social Media, Web Apps | Tagged blabber, Links, relevance, status, twitter, updates, value | 6 Comments

Epic Change - Building a Locally-Led School in Tanzania

By Greg Huntoon | May 31, 2009

Drop what you are doing right now, for about 3 minutes, and you can help build a technology lab for a locally-led primary school in Tanzania. All you have to do, is go to this website Ideablob, and vote for Epic Change in a $10k contest. If Epic Change is still at the top of [...]

Posted in 417north, Africa, Community, Non-profit, Social Media, Technology | Tagged $10k, change, contest, epic change, fundraising, grassroots, ideablob, nonprofit, primary school, tanzania, tweetsgiving | 3 Comments

About Greg Huntoon

An anthropologist and writer by education, Greg converted a lifelong passion and enthusiasm for architecture and technology into a successful career as a designer and art director. Greg is currently employed as the Director of Social Media for Break Media. He is particularly focused on user experience, branding, social media, site architecture, navigation, and grid-based designs. Read full bio