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Purpleduck:
Okay, so how come I can't pre-register? I see several have signed up today, but when I open the pre-registration link, I only see so much of the page.. and there is no side scroll bar.. so I can't access the "sign up" box. It's the only piece missing. :'(
littlebelle:
are you going to the first site or the VMK refugee site. it is the only one that has pre-register http://www.registration.elfisland.com/vmk.php
Adventuredaz:
--- Quote from: Purpleduck on July 10, 2008, 07:23 PM ---Okay, so how come I can't pre-register? I see several have signed up today, but when I open the pre-registration link, I only see so much of the page.. and there is no side scroll bar.. so I can't access the "sign up" box. It's the only piece missing. :'(
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Try this...http://registration.elfisland.com/signup.php
Purpleduck:
Thank you all for your help! Bug caught me in IM and gave me that link also, and it worked.
The funny thing, is as I was registering, I noticed that when it wanted me to type those 2 words.. there was no box for me to type them in, and again, no scrollbar on the side. Seems the page moved with my cursor, so it didn't need a scrollbar! :rofl1: Bet this is what happened with that VMKers page.. :hmm:
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Bugdozer:
Came across some intersting information about craig from Elfislands. It is his bio from 2002 and it appears to be a very strong bio.
http://www.kidscreen.com/summit/2002/speakers/kronenberger.html
Craig Kronenberger
Craig Kronenberger Craig led San Francisco based Spunky Productions as Chief Creative/Marketing Officer and co-founder since September of 1998, through the May 2001 acquisition of his company by Universal Digital Communications, Inc. His concentrated experience in management, marketing, interactive media, and directing creative has been essential to the emergence of Spunky Productions as a leading digital media company providing kids and teen entertainment through broadcast, print, Internet and television distribution.
Spunky Craig has been instrumental in building brands, implementing creative, directing marketing strategies a pioneering marketing and digital production company with top entertainment companies including Universal Studios, Artisan Entertainment, Sony and Shockwave; top consumer product/retail companies include General Motors, Keebler, JC Penney and Service Merchandise; and top technology companies including Macromedia, Adobe, Lycos, Yahoo, and Excite@Home. Craig He has also been repeatedly recruited for various speaking engagements, which include AdWeek: Internet World, Kids and Teen Interactive, Kids Summit, Onscreen, and Financial Symposium in New York City. Animation Magazine named Craig and his brother Karl two of the Top 15 Guerilla Web Entreprenueurs for 2000.
Craig’s concentrated experience in management, creative direction and marketing has been essential to the emergence of Spunky Productions as a leading digital media company providing kids and teen entertainment through broadcast, print and Internet distribution.
Prior to founding Spunky, Craig was part of management as a Creative Director for four years at a national advertising agency, Pollak Levitt & Partners. His clients included Kimberly-Clark, Georgia Power, SAP Software, The Weather Channel, Alcoa, Powertel, First USA Bank and Prudential Securities. In 1995, Craig co-created Claus.com, which is now recognized as the world’s #1 Christmas Website. During his time with the Ad Agency, Craig was recognized with numerous national creative and marketing awards, including two Gold AMY awards for proven results from the American Marketing Association and BrandWeek magazine’s award for Best Use of New Media.
Currently, Craig is working on as the Executive Producer/Creative Director for a pilot production for The Travel Channel, "Celebrity HotSpots", is in a television series for gaming teens development called "Ultimate Gamers", and an animated Christmas Special with Jive Records. In addition, Craig has also just completed an Internet brand campaign for the home video release of Universal Studios "The Grinch", as well as the successful re-launch of Scary.com, a creepy site for kids during forthe Halloween season.
Prior to founding Spunky, Craig was a Creative Director and the Manager of Interactive Media for four years at Atlanta advertising agency, Pollak Levitt & Partners. His clients included Kimberly-Clark, Georgia Power, SAP Software, Alcoa, First USA Bank and Prudential Securities. In 1995, Craig teamed with agency founder, Bruce Levitt, to create Claus.com, which they have since built into the #1 Christmas site on the Web. He has won two Gold AMY awards for proven results from the American Marketing Association.
Craig received a B.F.A. from the University of Cincinnati, College Conservatory of Music in 1993. Craig also has done directed research in lighting design and also completed an Independent study in media delivery for satellite, cable and the Internet.
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