Joshua Davis (born June 13, 1971) is an American web designer, author and artist in new media. He was an early pioneer in the use of Macromedia Flash. He is the author of "Flash to the Core" (2002) and was featured in the seminal book "New Masters of Flash" (2000).

Jakob Nielsen (born 1957 in Copenhagen, Denmark) is a writer, speaker, and consultant on software and web-design usability. He earned a Ph.D. in user interface design and computer science from the Technical University of Denmark. Nielsen worked at Bellcore, IBM, and as a senior researcher at computer company Sun Microsystems.

Jeremy founded Brightcove in early 2004 with a vision for the transformation of television with the Internet. As President of Brightcove, Jeremy leads the company's technology, marketing and business development strategy.

Sarah Darling is a DJ who presents the early evening (7PM-10PM) show Music:Response of London radio station XFM. Music:Response is a chart show of the day's 7 most voted-for tracks on the XFM website. After the top 7 countdown (7PM-7:30PM), the shows brief is to expose new music - usually taken from late-night show X-Posure - to a wider audience. In 2006 she married animator, artist and sound engineer Jonti Picking, …

Neil Stephen Cicierega (born August 23, 1986), also known under the aliases Trapezoid and Lemon Demon, is an Internet personality and artist. He is the creator of many Flash animations, which became popular around 2001. Several of these videos have been watched millions of times. He is now better known for his music, which has also had success online. Cicierega currently lives with his parents and two of his siblings in Kingston, …

Veloso is the Internet handle of Greg Falcon, an Internet artist known for creating animutations such as the popular Irrational Exuberance Flash animation. Veloso (short for "Very Low Sodium", pulled from the side of a Coke can) lives in Austin, Texas and works for a software company. In his teen years, Veloso was active in the MegaZeux community. He later claimed to be Gregory Janson, creator of MegaZeux, but found that some actually believed this, …

Jonathan "Jonti" Picking, otherwise known by his Internet pseudonym Weebl (born May 17, 1975, Doncaster, England) is the creator of the Weebl and Bob cartoon series, as well as the "Magical Trevor", "Badger Badger Badger", "Kenya" and "Scampi" Flash movies on weebls-stuff.com. His movies are known to repeat in constant loops and make very little sense; the majority of them also feature a catchy tune with equally silly lyrics.

Rob Manuel is the co-founder of B3ta (where he is affectionately known as the "Ginger Führer"). For a time, he presented the B3ta Radio Show on Resonance FM with David Stevenson. He is responsible for numerous quizzes and Flash animations. He also works with Joel Veitch animating videos for Tomboy Virals. Together with Jonti Picking, under the names Weebl and Chums, …

Vincent John Maher (born January 28, 1975) is the strategist at the Mail & Guardian Online, in Johannesburg South Africa. After obtaining a B. Journ degree from Rhodes, Maher started his career in 1997 at VWV Interactive, the then leading South African web development company. He pioneered use of several technologies on the South African web, including early versions of Macromedia Flash (then Coolsplash). During his tenure at VWV, Maher was a co-founder of Slime.co.za, …

David Kristian is a Canadian musician and film score composer. Kristian's soundtrack work can be heard on a variety of projects including Anime and web commercials by Macromedia Flash animation innovator Ryosuke Aoike. He has also contributed to the short films of Mitch Davis and several feature films, such as Karim Hussain's "Subconscious Cruelty", "Ascension" "La Belle Bête", Francois Miron's "The 4th Life", …

Amy Winfrey is an artist and animator, residing in Los Angeles, California. Winfrey studied animation as a graduate student at UCLA. Her published work includes animation for the "South Park" television series. She has specialized in doing diverse, usually satirical short subjects using Macromedia Flash. Work includes "Big Bunny", a huge and carnivorous rabbit, and Making Fiends, an ongoing series of darkly amusing stories in which Vendetta, …

"Adam Jennings" (born March 17, 1978) is a British actor, producer and film director best known for his theatre work. He was born in Rochford, England. Originally trained as an actor he has also turned his hand to combining the Internet with entertainment. In 1996 he set up a digital entertainment agency, The Red Box Group (now RED BOX NEW MEDIA), which provides support for entertainment based companies and charities.

Scott Bateman is a left-leaning cartoonist currently residing in New York City (he moved there from Portland, Oregon in 2005). For a number of years, his political cartoons were syndicated by King Features Syndicate. After his syndication deal ended, he began the Bateman 365 project to publish a flash animated short every day for one year.

Frazer Irving was born in the 1970s at Ilford, Essex. He is primarily a horror artist who first sprang to prominence with the 2000 AD series "Necronauts", written by Gordon Rennie. He has also enjoyed success with "Storming Heaven", a psychedelic tale based around Timothy Leary and Charles Manson (written by Rennie), and "The Simping Detective" and "From Grace" written by Simon Spurrier.

Azar Habib, born November 28 1945 in Lebanon, is a Lebanese singer. He is mostly known for his love ballads and for mixing traditional Arabic music with modern western pop. One of his most recognized pieces is "Habbeetik", which inspired Hatten är din, a Swedish flash animation that has gained worldwide popularity.

Programmer at SezamPro On-Line (Internet industry) February 1999 – November 1999 ( 10 months) Programmer at Internet Ogledalo (Internet industry) November 1999 – February 2001 (1 year 4 months) Programmer at Webcom, Inc (Internet industry) March 2001 – Present Platforms: Windows 98/NT/2000 Server/ 2003 Server/Me/XP/Vista/ , UNIX, Linux