Mark Bunting is a widely recognized spokesperson for technology. For nearly 20 years he has been exploring the world of technology and sharing the results with others. In particular he excels at explaining the real-life user benefits of technology, what these products really do, and why they're important. During the last few years Mark has either hosted or produced video for more than 300 companies. Clients include Apple, Sony, Dell, IBM and many others.
Mark Bunting created The Computer Guy in 1991 to help viewers use technology to build a successful business and improve their lives. This series, created in 1991, was the first syndicated television show about computers and technology. This program distills complex jargon down into a user friendly format and offers hope to those who find technology intimidating. This successful series remained in syndication for 7 years and eventually moved to the Learning Channel.
To fulfill his role as a spokesman for technology, Mark Bunting launched The Home Computing Edge, a syndicated series targeting local television news programs aimed at consumers. In this series he covers not only the latest developments in technology, but also specific products and services. This series was launched on KTVT-Dallas (CBS) and has run in more than 30 local news markets nationwide. Marks enthusiasm for technology and easy, informative style combine to make this a popular series.
Sky TV (SkyTV.com) is an in flight television and media business created by Mark Bunting to provide custom production and programming for airlines worldwide. Since its inception, SkyTV has grown to become the largest custom in flight TV network in the world serving6 major US airlines and viewed by 2.5 million airline passengers worldwide.
In 1993 Mark created Buntings Window. Originally it was a weekly series shown on CNBC. It then moved to airline distribution and when SKY TV was created, Buntings Window became an important part of the programming line-up of many US carriers. Now in its 16th season, this award winning series explores the technology products and services available to not only the consumer but also to business.
The book Virtual Power was released by Mark Bunting in 1997. The book promotes Marks belief that anyone can harness the power of the personal computer, and technology in general, to empower themselves and improve their lives. Written in a motivational tone, this book addresses the fears and anxieties created by the Internet revolution and offers the practical advice needed to make the necessary changes.
Mark bunting is a widely recognized spokesman for technology. He's also a video producer and host who has worked with hundreds of top technology companies. His work has been widely distributed n such mediums as in syndicated series on both television and cable, TV news programs, TV commercials and infomercials, corporate video and more. Mark currently lives with his wife and 3 children in Dallas, Texas. - 29967
Mark Bunting created The Computer Guy in 1991 to help viewers use technology to build a successful business and improve their lives. This series, created in 1991, was the first syndicated television show about computers and technology. This program distills complex jargon down into a user friendly format and offers hope to those who find technology intimidating. This successful series remained in syndication for 7 years and eventually moved to the Learning Channel.
To fulfill his role as a spokesman for technology, Mark Bunting launched The Home Computing Edge, a syndicated series targeting local television news programs aimed at consumers. In this series he covers not only the latest developments in technology, but also specific products and services. This series was launched on KTVT-Dallas (CBS) and has run in more than 30 local news markets nationwide. Marks enthusiasm for technology and easy, informative style combine to make this a popular series.
Sky TV (SkyTV.com) is an in flight television and media business created by Mark Bunting to provide custom production and programming for airlines worldwide. Since its inception, SkyTV has grown to become the largest custom in flight TV network in the world serving6 major US airlines and viewed by 2.5 million airline passengers worldwide.
In 1993 Mark created Buntings Window. Originally it was a weekly series shown on CNBC. It then moved to airline distribution and when SKY TV was created, Buntings Window became an important part of the programming line-up of many US carriers. Now in its 16th season, this award winning series explores the technology products and services available to not only the consumer but also to business.
The book Virtual Power was released by Mark Bunting in 1997. The book promotes Marks belief that anyone can harness the power of the personal computer, and technology in general, to empower themselves and improve their lives. Written in a motivational tone, this book addresses the fears and anxieties created by the Internet revolution and offers the practical advice needed to make the necessary changes.
Mark bunting is a widely recognized spokesman for technology. He's also a video producer and host who has worked with hundreds of top technology companies. His work has been widely distributed n such mediums as in syndicated series on both television and cable, TV news programs, TV commercials and infomercials, corporate video and more. Mark currently lives with his wife and 3 children in Dallas, Texas. - 29967
About the Author:
Angie Todd is a freelance writer. She has followed Mark Bunting and Sky In Flight Television for many years.
