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Jack Herrington Photo Jack Herrington
Leverage Software, Inc., Author and Engineer

"Podcasting Hacks for Real Estate Pros!"


Listen to Briefing from 06/02/06 & Receive Handout

Jack Herrington is an engineer who writes in his little spare time. He's written many articles on a wide range of technical topics including podcasting. He's also written three books, including Podcasting Hacks and Podcasting Pocket Guide, both published by O'Reilly in 2005.

Jack is associated with Leverage Software, a company that develops social networking software. He also worked at Macromedia on the development of Dreamweaver.


Contact Information:

Jack Herrington
Author and Engineer, Leverage Software, Inc.
4820 Delores Dr.
Union City, CA 94587
(v) 510-475-0673
(e) jherr@pobox.com
(w)www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/1293



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