Web pages are quickly becoming the communication media of the future. The ease of viewing any type of media on a web page -- video, music, audio, pictures and text -- combined with the increasing availability of broadband Internet suggests a very meaningful future for web content. Uber empowers people from all walks of life to jump in and start having fun.
Uber.com is the easiest way to create a website online. Its simple-to-use tools allow anyone to create full-featured sites in a few basic steps, all for free. Uber.com works for anyone who cares about having a good-looking and functional web presence, from first-time bloggers to veteran publishers and corporations.
What sets Uber apart from other social networks and media-sharing websites is its clear, clean look, artistic sensibility, and media-friendly focus. This comes from the Uber co-founders' deep experience in media and the arts.
Glenn Kaino is a visual artist whose work has been featured in solo museum exhibitions at The Warhol Museum, The Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego; REDCAT in Los Angeles, and as part of the 2004 Whitney Biennial. Kaino's studio has also doubled as a boutique Internet development shop. His team helped launch such sites as Disney's Daily Blast, Fox.com, Farmclub.com, and most recently Napster 2.0.
Scott Sassa is a veteran entertainment executive that has served as the President of NBC Entertainment, CEO of Marvel Entertainment and President of Turner Entertainment Group. Sassa was also President and CEO of Friendster and an Entrepreneur-in-Residence with Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers.
Together, Kaino and Sassa have shaped a product that goes beyond its strong underlying technology. Uber is robust and reliable but also has a world-class visual sensibility, media savvy and social scalability. Uber makes creative expression easy for everyone, big and small.
