Dentrovideo is a software development powered by Blobject which has been under development  in a conceptual way  from  september 2006 and programming, from June 2008, when Fernando Hidalgo joins Blobject. Team members actively involved in the project are:

Fernando Hidalgo This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Fernando Hidalgo was the technical project leader. Passionate about Joomla! begins to program in Joomla! CMS  in late 2006 and since June 2007 is part of the JoomlaSpanish! community. Fernando is a Joomlaholic. Start working on the initial genesis of the project in June 2008 which has crystallized in the audiovisual component missing in Joomla.

Juan Luis Pérez  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Software developer in Blobject from April 2009, Juan Luis has been responsible for the development of social components the integration with YouTube and our "well-known", Import by Clic from Youtube. Java expert developer, has learned much from Joomla! and has brought all his knowledge to Dentrovideo, achieving a more than impressive component.

David Castro This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Content consultant retrained into CMS Joomla! assistant from December 2008, David has managed to take the first steps in Joomla!, achieving among other unthinkable integrations to his level of knowledge few months before.  Dentrovideo web manager,  David noted for his ability to learn new technologies and constant dedication to quality and detail.

Alfredo Romeo This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 Blobject CEO and conceptual leader of Dentrovideo, dating back to September 2006 when it raised the performance of a video manager software in order to categorize and display in an effective manner all the existing information contained in videos for the Oral Memory Archive of Córdoba.

Passionate about open source software, writes the first spanish book about this issue in 2003, La Pastilla Roja, software libre y revolución digital, where delineates some of the great underlaying concepts of a society increasingly influenced by the digital.