Innovating for over 45 years!

Electromedia Technologies LLC, publishes and distributes Patroned™ eBooks, audio books, and sponsored audio and video content for Internet and wireless distribution to members of affinity groups. Through its Brass Tacks Publishing imprint, it also publishes traditional print trade paperback books and on-demand books for authors and independent publishers.

Markets currently served include: customer relationship management units of commercial enterprises; college and university alumni associations; chambers of commerce and economic development groups; financial services firms; professional organizations; and newspapers.

Its current business endeavors are aligned with its original mission, articulated in 1963 when the company was formed: “Using radio and television technologies to serve diverse electronic communication needs of business and industry.” That was, of course, before the Internet, personal computers, the world-wide-web, and digital eBooks. Since then, it has continually expanded its portfolio of diverse services to exploit obscure market niches that are created by expanding technology. Today, its raison d’être embraces the application of emerging technologies to the distribution of knowledge and know-how.

The firm’s principal specialty has been the conversion – and compression – of information and previously published materials into audio, video and other electronic formats so that it can be quickly, conveniently accessed and utilized. Its products enhance information absorption by utilizing unique levels of sensory awareness.

At its inception, Electromedia Technologies produced radio and television programming – the original “infomercials” – for market-driven business firms. Over time, its menu of services expanded and diversified. In 1963, it contributed to the birth of electronic “distance learning” with its production of the televised Supervisor Development program, which was supported and certified by the Administrative Management Society. This line of endeavor was supplemented in 1969 with computer based simulations for corporate training.

Later, Electromedia Technologies diversified further by becoming one of the first and largest producers of personal financial management educational programs that were distributed by the broadcast media, newspapers, financial institutions, and professional associations.

Eventually, its product line grew to include radio and television programs, computer simulations, CDs, DVDs, MP3 files, podcasts, audio/video internet portals, syndicated newspaper columns, print trade books, and digital e-Books.

Electromedia Technologies concentrates on creating simple but profitable adaptations of complex technology to common, but underserved, business and consumer needs. Its founder had considerable experience in technology simplification. He was a founder of a now-public company that successfully “dumbed-down” the process of providing reliable, affordable software to early computers users. By introducing simplicity to aggregate, test, package and distribute new technology, that company grew to a world-wide enterprise with over $30 billion in sales.

He also was a creator of the first successful shared, in-store, electronic banking network which served over one-hundred-and-fifty banks and handled almost one-hundred million transactions annually.

Electromedia Technologies was the guiding force behind the first public offering of securities via a proprietary broadcast satellite network. In every instance, complex technology was harnessed to provide valuable, understandable assistance to a large number of users.

Electromedia Technologies LLC professionals have been pioneers in many aspects of electronic communications. Some of their firsts in "electromedia history" include:

Production of the first ninety-second and thirty-minute radio and television "infomercials" for national broadcast by financial institutions
Origination of the popular family money management vignettes for "P.M. Magazine" and "dialing for Dollars," nationally syndicated television shows.
Creation of the first personal finance audio cassette series providing college credit for participating members of professional sports teams.
Creation of the first half-hour television programs on personal financial management for national syndication by banks.
Creation of a series of half-hour radio programs offering career advice to young people in the business world, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Labor.
Production of 90-second feeds of business news to local, daily television newscasts.
Presentation of the first televised certificate program for managers and supervisors sponsored by the Administrative Management Society
Production, for the American Stock Exchange, of a television series that was the forerunner to TV's popular "Wall Street Week"
Creation of one of the first computer based simulations for the purpose of educating business managers.
Production of the first weekly radio and television program for a Chamber of Commerce
Establishment of one of the first national video satellite networks with downlink facilities
that served a variety of corporations including Ford Motor Co. and NBC Television.
Utilization of nationwide satellite video conferencing to market an initial public stock offering.
Creation of interactive BrassTacks Tracks™ audio books and CDs for distribution corporate clients and prospects.
Publication of digital Patroned™ eBooks which are distributed gratis and underwritten by sponsors and patrons.

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