Matthew Eber

I was interviewed by the Tulsa World about budget cuts for child abuse prevention programs.  Take a look at the video.  

It’s hard to believe that we’re already gearing up for our third Ignite in Tulsa.  It was nearly a year ago when we had the idea to bring this crazy little event to Tulsa.  A handful of speakers get on stage with five mintes and twenty auto-advancing slides to share something they are passionate about.  Intimidating? Yes! [...]

After much work and preparation next week is Ignite Tulsa! Be sure to sign up! If you had five minutes on stage what would you say? What if you only got 20 slides and they rotated automatically after 15 seconds? Around the world geeks have been putting together Ignite nights to show their answers. Ignite [...]

The cloud has had an amazing impact on the growth of web based businesses. The likes of companies from 37Signals to Gmail have accomplished amazing things. Yet, yesterdays Gmail outage coupled with other issues (my label feature has not worked with a month) are beginning to make me wonder. It is a bit of a [...]

We spend a lot time talking about community in our field of work. It came up multiple times at SXSW, it’s a legit concern for those who run business, and something that is on my mind a lot as we grow. Are the cost advantages of operating in Tulsa greater then being in the VC/media/tech [...]

So I’m on a business trip in Nashville busy working, networking, etc… About 1:51pm I get a text message from a friend who happens to be a Tulsa Police office (Trusted Source) with info about an Amber Alert. Text had details including a local Tulsa park and had a license plate number. I quickly forwarded [...]

Hey everyone, I’ll be setting up my new blog and portfolio over the holiday!  Hold tight, it’s going to be a great site. -Happy Holidays

So you may or may not have heard about the big news last week in the fly-over state of Oklahoma. It’s been nothing short of an Ice Crisis. Last Saturday night we were hit with the biggest Ice storm I have ever seen. Over 600,000 Oklahomans were left without power, it took us more then [...]

I find it sad that during this time of war most Americans are not more aware of the significance of Veterans Day. Being the son of a Vietnam Veteran I have grown up with a small glimpse of how war can affect someone in the smallest ways years later in life. From the subtile comments [...]