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May 14, 2007: The Fauxharmonic Orchestra is a Mac With Enough MIDI Files To Enable The Computer To Function As An Orchestra.
Guest: Paul H. Smith, Founder, Fauxharmonic Orchestra
May 11, 2007: The story of how Hewlett-Packard pioneered the electronics industry in Silicon Valley.
Guest: Michael S. Malone, Author, Bill & Dave: How Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard Built H-P.
May 9, 2007: Getting a cell phone that works indoors.
Guest: Tom Evslin, Founder, Fractals of Change
May 7, 2007: How to set-up your own Wiki at no charge.
Guest: Ben Elowitz, Founder and CEO, Wetpaint.com
May 4, 2007: (Part 2 of 2) Microsoft SharePoint Collaboration Software.
Guest: Peter O'Kelly, Research Director, The Burton Group
May 2, 2007: (Part 1 of 2) Microsoft SharePoint Collaboration Software
Guest: Peter O'Kelly, Research Director, The Burton Group
April 30, 2007: Why software-as-a-service is gaining popularity.
Guest: Jeff Kaplan, Founder, THINK Strategies
April 27, 2007: Collaborative selling.
Guest: Steve Marx, Center for Sales Strategy, CEO
April 25, 2007: Part 2 of 2 - Seeking Universal Online Collaboration.
Guest: Shankar Iyer, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, WebEx Communications
April 23, 2007: Part 1 of 2 - Seeking Universal Online Collaboration
Guest: Shankar Iyer, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, WebEx Communications
April 20, 2007: Experiencing Web 2.0 and Software-as-a-Service.
Guest: Jonathan Sposato, CEO, PicNik
April 19, 2007: Adobe and Microsoft Cross Swords for control of Web 2.0.
Guest: Greg DeMicillie, Senior Analyst, Directions-On-Microsoft
April 16, 2007: How to podcast anything you can capture on your computer screen.
Guest: Troy Stein, Product Manager, Camtasia, Tech Smith
April 13, 2007: A court decision on ripping DVDs to a hard drive.
Guest: Jim Burger, Partner, Dow, Lohnes
April 11, 2007: How to Video Podcast a Power Point Presentation.
Guest: Troy Stein, Product Manager, Camtasia, Tech Smith
April 9, 2007: How to Video Podcast a WebEx Meeting.
Guest: Troy Stein, Product Manager, Camtasia, Tech Smith
April 6, 2007: Demonstration of the Mash-Up concept involving TV stations around the World.
Guest: Phil Leigh, Senior Analyst, Inside Digital Media
April 4, 2007: Unbiased news coverage of the Duke Lacrosse athletes involved in rape accusations has largely been limited to bloggers.
Guest: Jason Trumpbour, Co-Founder, Friends of Duke Univeristy
April 2, 2007: Using lasers as the light source in rear-projection televisions.
Guest: Colin Seaton, Director of Business Development, Coherent
March 30, 2007: Why did Cisco buy WebEx?
Guest: Steve Borsch, Founder, Connecting The Dots
March 28, 2007: A test of Fair Use Copyright Exemption involving YouTube and the NFL.
Guest: Wendy Seltzer, Fellow, Berkman Center at Harvard University
March 26, 2007: Court outlaws Cablevision DVR service.
Guest: Jim Burger, Partner, Dow, Lohnes
March 23, 2007: Analysis of a court decision awarding patent royalties to Alcatel via Bell Labs.
Guest: Jim Griffin, Founder, OneHouse, LLC.
March 21, 2007: A market analyst looks at the Video Conferencing market.
Guest: Andrew Davis, Managing Director, Wainhouse Research
March 19, 2007: Record Labels to get higher royalties for Internet Radio.
Guest: Jon Potter, Executive Director, Digital Media Association
March 16, 2007: (Part 2 of 2) Unraveling consumer confusion about HD-TV.
Guest: Bruce Leichtman, Founder, Leichtman Research Group
March 14, 2007: (Part 1 of 2) Unraveling consumer confusion about HD-TV.
Guest: Bruce Leichtman, Founder, Leichtman Research Group
March 12, 2007: Hear what the author of the best-selling book WIKINOMICIS has to say about the impact of wikis.
Guest: Don Tapscott, Author, Wikinomics: How Mass Collaborations Changes Everything
March 9, 2007: Is YouTube Underestimating The Value of Professionally Produced Video?
Guest: Paul Vigna, Editor - Writer for Dow Jones, The Wall Street Journal
March 7, 2007: (Part 2 of 2) Internet Security for Web 2.0 Applications.
Guest: Kailash Ambwani, CEO, FaceTime Communications
March 5, 2007: (Part 1 of 2) Internet Security for Web 2.0 Applications.
Guest: Kailash Ambwani, CEO, FaceTime Communications
March 2, 2007: Is Viacom going to get the best of YouTube?
Guest: Rich Hanley, Professor of Interactive Communications, Quinnipiac University
February 28, 2007: Someday you will be able to talk to the entertainment system in your car.
Guest: Craig Palmer, CEO, Gracenote
February 26, 2007: The graphical user interface is okay, but it will be better when we can talk to our computers.
Guest: Dr. Bill Meisel, Founder, TMA Associates
February 22, 2007: Famster is a family-friendly version of MySpace.
Guest: Kristin Criss (and others), Vice President, Operations, Famster
February 21, 2007: An independent research analyst evaluates the iPhone.
Guest: Avi Greengart, Market Research Analyst, Current Analysis
February 20, 2007: YouTube recently licensed vintage television programs from this company.
Guest: Mitch Koulouris, CEO, Digital Music Group
February 9, 2007: Dead white males rock.
Guest: Dr. Elizabeth Kantor, Author, Politically Incorrect Guide to English and American Literature
February 8, 2007: (Part 2 of 2) Ten predictions for the Electronic Conferencing market in 2007.
Guest: Elliot Gold, Founder, TeleSpan
February 7, 2007: Ten predictions for the Electronic Conferencing market in 2007.
Guest: Elliot Gold, Founder, TeleSpan
February 6, 2007: Jason has written a book about how to promote your podcast and he can teach us a lot about podcasting in general.
Guest: Jason Van Orden, Author, Promoting Your Podcast
February 5, 2007: Do the securities laws after the dot-com bust make it too hard to do IPOs in the United States?
Guest: Adam Lashinsky, Senior Writer, Fortune Magazine
February 2, 2007: Getting podcasts delivered to your cell phone while you are one the move.
Guest: Rob Greenlee, Senior Marketing Manager, Melodeo
February 1, 2007: Our own analysis of Power Line LANs versus WiFi LANs.
Guest: Philip Leigh, Senior Analyst, Inside Digital Media
January 31, 2007: (Part 4 of 4) Using the Electrical Power Lines in Your House for a LAN.
Guest: Andy Melder, Senior Vice President, Intellon
January 30, 2007: Since Vista will require us to re-learn our computer systems anyway, it might be a good time for Apple to license its OS to PC companies.
Guest: Tom Evslin, Founder, Fractals of Change
January 29, 2007: (Part 3 of 4) Using the Electrical Power Lines in Your House for a LAN.
Guest: Andy Melder, Senior Vice President, Intellon
January 26, 2003: (Part 2 of 4) Using the Electrical Wires in Your Home For a LAN.
Guest: Andy Melder, Senior Vice President, Intellon
January 25, 2007: The iPhone is a prototype of the George Gilder teleputer.
Guest: Philip Leigh, Founder, Inside Digital Media
January 24, 2007: Using the electrical wiring in your home for a LAN.
Guest: Andy Melder, Senior Vice President, Intellon
January 23, 2007: An indirect YouTube beneficiary. (Part 3 of 3)
Guest: Stan Woodward, CEO, Reflect Systems
January 22, 2007: (Part 2 of 3) By providing corporate webcasting services, Reflect Systems is an indirect beneficiary of YouTube popularity.
Guest: Stan Woodward, CEO, Reflect Systems
January 19, 2007: This company makes heads-up electronic displays, even for the iPod video.
Guest: Kip Kokinakis, CEO, Micro Optical Corporation
January 18, 2007: This provider of Corporate Webcasting Services is indirectly benefiting from the YouTube phenomenon.
Guest: Stan Woodward, CEO, Reflect Systems
January 17, 2007: Successful start-ups generally do not have big business plans.
Guest: Dr. Benson Honig, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Wilfrid Laurier School of Business & Economics
January 15, 2007: This is the 3rd part of a 3 part series on the future of electronic displays.
Guest: Chris Chinnock, CEO, Insight Media Research
January 12, 2007: Part 2 of a 3 part look at what is ahead for electronic display technologies.
Guest: Chris Chinnock, CEO, Insight Media Research
January 10, 2007: The major record labels are starting to make free podcasts available.
Guest: Jeff Daniel, CEO, Rock River Music
January 8, 2007: Part 1 of a 3 part look at the future of electronic display technologies.
Guest: Chris Chinnock, CEO, Insight Media Research
January 5, 2007: Trent is an ordinary college student who got a Microsoft Zune portable music player for Christmas.
Guest: Trent Anonymous, College Student, Univeristy of Florida
January 3, 2007: A veteran Internet Industry observer comments on MySpace and YouTube.
Guest: Matt Ragas, Editor, The Value Raider Report
December 27, 2006: Diane is a typical consumer. She bought a Mac a year ago and shows us why she likes it for digital photography.
Guest: Diane, A Typical Consumer, Inside Digital Media
December 22, 2006: The Future of Computer Graphics
Guest: Dr. Jon Peddie, Founder, Jon Peddie Research
December 20, 2006: How USC Stevens will foster entrepreneurship and technology transfer.
Guest: Krisztina Holly, Executive Director, University of Southern California Stevens Institute
December 18, 2006: A Yankee Group analyst talks about the future of Entertainment Media on cell phones.
Guest: Linda Barrabee, Program Manager, Yankee Group
December 15, 2006: How one of the co-producers of Talking Tech makes video podcasts for USA Today.
Guest: Jefferson Graham, Technology Reporter, USA Today
December 13, 2006: Quality audio equipment for podcasting.
Guest: Joe Klinger, CEO, J.K Audio
December 11, 2006: Using GPS enabled cell phones to track your workforce.
Guest: Sanjay Shirole, CEO, Xora
December 8, 2006: A market research analyst discusses the future of User Generated Video.
Guest: Paul Palumbo, Founder, AccuStream Research
December 6, 2006: How small business can market over the Internet.
Guest: Lynnette Chandler, Founder, Tech Based Marketing
December 1, 2006: After using a PC for 25 years, this technically savvy consumer buys a Mac
Guest: Tim, Computer Consumer, Technically Experienced
November 29, 2006: MIT and Wharton are working together on a Wiki.
Guest: Barry Libert, CEO, Shared Insights
November 27, 2006: Telco equipment to provide super-broadband services to the home.
Guest: Frank Galuppo, CEO, Amedia Networks
November 20, 2006: Why Internet stock quotations fees are going up.
Guest: Markham Erickson, Executive Director, NetCoalition
November 17, 2006: Choosing the MBA or the Masters in Financial Engineering.
Guest: Dr. Linda Kreitzman, Executive Director of the Masters in Financial Engineering Program, University of California at Berkeley
November 15, 2006: Here is what one Google executive thinks about Internet video.
Guest: Gokul Rajaram, Product Management Director - AdSense, Google
November 3, 2006: Brightcove is making allot of progress in B2B Internet video and now moves into the consumer market.
Guest: Adam Berrey, Vice President, Marketing, Brightcove
November 1, 2006: Fabricating III-V lasers on silicon substrate.
Guest: John Bowers, Director - Optical Switching Technology Center, University of California at Santa Barbara
October 30, 2006: Talent Zoo is an executive search firm for the advertising industry. We talk about the impact of new media.
Guest: Amy Hoover, Executive Vice President, Talent Zoo
October 27, 2006: Intel and UCSB announced a breakthrough enabling semiconductor laster to be embedded on silicon.
Guest: Mario Paniccia, Director of the Photonics Technology Lab, Intel Corporation
October 25, 2006: This company obtains the digital rights to recordings and then sells them to iTunes and others.
Guest: Mitch Koulouris, CEO, Digital Music Group
October 23, 2006: This animation demonstrates how you may use avatars to attend business meetings.
Guest: Second Life, Demonstration of Avatar Business Meeting, Linden Labs
October 20, 2006: WIPO treaty provisions that could be damaging to the Digital Media industry.
Guest: Jim Burger, Copyright Attorney, Dow - Lohnes
October 18, 2006: The future of the Blogshpere.
Guest: Brad Hill, Executive Editor, WebLogs
October 16, 2006: WebEx is opening their Media Tone platform to Third Party Developers.
Guest: David Knight, Vice President, WebEx
October 13, 2006: Parks Associates recently completed a survey and study of the Digital Media habits of consumers.
Guest: John Barrett, Director of Research, Parks Associates
October 11, 2006: As computers and the Internet get ever more capable, we are going to them work collaboratively regardless of physical location.
Guest: , Managing Director, David Coleman
October 9, 2006: PodZinger enables you to search the words within audio and video files to find what you want.
Guest: Alex Laats, CEO, PodZinger
October 6, 2006: A Burton Group Analyst provides his analysis of the Web Conferencing Market.
Guest: Mike Gotta, Market Research Analyst, The Burton Group
October 4, 2006: Every six months Symantec releases a report on the state of Internet security.
Guest: Dean Turner, Executive Editor Symantec Security Report, Symantec
October 2, 2006: Naxos is a classical music record label that will produce 20% of its revenues online this year and uses MP3.
Guest: Jim Sturgeon, Naxos - North America, CEO
September 29, 2006: eMusic avoids DRMs and is second only to iTunes in digital downloads.
Guest: David Pakman, eMusic, CEO
September 27, 2006: RealNetworks will work closely with SanDisk and others to provide an integrated iTunes/iPod-like experience.
Guest: Dan Sheeran, Sr. Vice President, Music, Real Networks
September 25, 2006: The author of hackoff.com also shares his views on Network Neutrality.
Guest: Tom Evslin, Author, hackoff.com
September 22, 2006: Michael is one of the most insightful people we know on Digital Media.
Guest: Michael Robertson, CEO, MP3Tunes.com
September 20, 2006: A simple way to sell your own music and audio files from your website.
Guest: Gene Goldsmith, Co-Founder, MySongStore.com
September 18, 2006: Podtech is a well funded venture that plans to become a leader in podcasting.
Guest: John Furrier, CEO, Podtech
September 15, 2006: SpiralFrog will offer music downloads for free as an advertising-supported website.
Guest: Robin Cook, CEO, SpiralFrog
September 13, 2006: How to get your RSS feeds in your email.
Guest: Phil Hollows, Founder, Feedblitz
September 11, 2006: Nike footwear and Apple iPod team up.
Guest: Rob Pegoraro, Technology Columnist, The Washington Post
September 7, 2006: Maven will partners with CBS to provide College Sports TV for the Internet.
Guest: Smantha Stone, Director of Product Marketing, Maven Networks
September 6, 2006: Tzero designs chips for moving Digital Media around the home.
Guest: Dan Karr, Senior Vice President, Tzero
September 5, 2006: Benny does podcasts for the San Francisco Chronicle and interviews me about Apple Computer.
Guest: Benny Evangelista, Podcaster, San Francisco Chronicle
September 1, 2006: The second part of a two part interview of me about the future of recorded music.
Guest: Ron Pritchard, Host, Michigan Talk Radio Network
August 30, 2006: The first part of a two part interview of me about the future of recorded music.
Guest: Ron Pritchard, Host, Michigan Talk Radio Network
August 28, 2006: A website that lets you post and edit videos online.
Guest: Mark Moore, Founder, One True Media
August 25, 2006: AMD has a plan for chips that focus on Digital Media.
Guest: Aaron Feen, Director of Consumer Marketing, Advanced Micro Devices
August 23, 2006: AOL plans to become a video portal.
Guest: Fred McIntyre, Vice President, AOL Video, AOL
August 21, 2006: A MySpace for music lovers.
Guest: David Hyman, CEO, MOG
August 18, 2006: Vidavee has one of the best tools that I am familiar with for managing Internet video.
Guest: Mark Brenner, Vidavee, CEO
August 17, 2006: Like YouTube except that publishers can manage their content themselves.
Guest: Ken Lipscomb, Founder, DAVE - TV
August 14, 2006: How to turn any webpage you like into a RSS feed.
Guest: Ron Pruett, Managing Partner, Boston Associates
August 11, 2006: How the record labels can promote music without broadcast radio.
Guest: Ben Rotholtz, General Manager, Real Networks - Rhapsody
August 9, 2006: How RSS feeds can make money.
Guest: Bill Flitter, Co-Founder, Pheedo
August 7, 2006: The future use of video by newspapers.
Guest: Will Richmond, Founder, Broadband Directions
August 4, 2006: The economics of podcasting.
Guest: Larry Gerbrandt, Senior Vice President, Nielsen Entertainment Media
August 3, 2006: A broadband video portal with random access to video files.
Guest: Mark Pascarella, President, Gotuit Media
July 31, 2006: Software that enables set-top boxes to access the Internet.
Guest: Jeff Lawrence, CEO, Media Mall
July 28, 2006: H-P is starting to sell televisions that hook-into the Internet.
Guest: Jan-Luc Blakborn, Director of Entertainment Media, Hewlett-Packard
July 26, 2006: Protection from viruses by automatically setting up virtual sessions as you browse the Web.
Guest: Bernard Harguindeguy, CEO, Green Border
July 24, 2006: Video VoIP phone calls and watching your home television from hotel rooms via the Net.
Guest: Peter Csathy, CEO, SightSpeed
July 21, 2006: A forecast of home networking.
Guest: Haryy Wang, Analyst, Parks Associates
July 19, 2006: Speculation that Microsoft may introduce a product to compete with the iPod.
Guest: Steve Lang, Founder, MadMaxMedia.com
July 17, 2006: The MusicNet View of Digital Music
Guest: Ted Casey, Senior Vice President, MusicNet
July 14, 2006: This guy uses Digital Media tools to record, transcribe, and write your memoirs.
Guest: P. J. Cherrin, Founder, Memoir Press
July 12, 2006: The Future of Web Conferencing.
Guest: Mike Gotta, Principal Analyst, The Burton Group
July 10, 2006: Congressional Legislation Provides For Mandatory Music Licensing
Guest: Jon Potter, Executive Director, Digital Media Association
July 7, 2006: Avistar integrates its desktop video into Lotus Sametime.
Guest: Jason Rhee, Manager of Business Development, Avistar
July 5, 2006: The Future of Web Conferencing and Unified Messaging.
Guest: Irwin Lazar, Senior Analyst, The Burton Group
June 30, 2006: How to watch TV programs that are on your home computer while you are traveling.
Guest: Mike Machado, CEO, Sage TV
June 28, 2006: Our guest today is Ted Cohen who for the past six years has been a high level executive with EMI Records where he has been a leading proponent of digital music.
Guest: Ted Cohen, Co-Founder, TAG Strategic
June 26, 2006: Why Adobe Flash is gaining share in the streaming media market.
Guest: Paul Palumbo, Director, AccuStream Research
June 23, 2006: The future of downloadable movies.
Guest: Ben Fritz, Technology Reporter, Variety
June 21, 2006: How to SIMULTANEOUSLY run the Apple OS and Windows on your Mac.
Guest: Ben Rudolph, Director of Marketing, Paralles, Inc.
June 19, 2006: How a local NBC affiliate is dealing with the challenges and opportunities of TiVo and the Internet.
Guest: Diane Kniowiski, President, WOOD-TV Grand Rapids, Michigan
June 16, 2006: A media buyer looks at the future of television.
Guest: Brad Adgate, Senior Vice President, Horizon Media
June 14, 2006: The CEO of the RIAA shares his views on the future of the Record Label business.
Guest: Mitch Bainwol, Chairman and CEO, RIAA
June 12, 2006: A significant advance in Interface Technology for managing Digital Media.
Guest: John Detwiler, CEO, Mo-Q-Vo
May 17, 2006: An expert opinion on the record label lawsuit yesterday against XM Satellite.
Guest: Jim Burger, Partner, Dow - Lohnes
May 15, 2006: A consumer-friendly way to get video from your PC to your television.
Guest: Andy Melder, Senior Vice President, Intellon
May 12, 2006: Delivering broadband and IPTV services over hybrid fiber optic and twisted pair networks.
Guest: Frank Galuppo, CEO, Amedia Networks
May 10, 2006: Will Congress Lobotomize the XM-Satellite receiver?
Guest: Jim Burger, Copyright Attorney, Dow - Lohnes
May 8, 2006: ROO Group provides a presentation to a gathering of investors.
Guest: Rob Petty, CEO, ROO Group
May 5, 2005: A look at the Network Neutrality debate.
Guest: Ben Scott, Director of Policy, FreePress.net
May 3, 2006: An analysis for the Worldwide mobile music market by a London-based research group.
Guest: Goran Nastic, Telecom Analyst, Visiongain
May 1, 2006: Now you can get transcripts of any Internet-hosted audio file.
Guest: Ken King, Founder, King Marketing
April 28, 2006: Will consumers pay for a user-created Avatar that can be used throughout Cyberspace?
Guest: Sean Ryan, CEO, Meez
April 26, 2006: Broadband is creating a new generation of video distributors like Google, Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL
Guest: Will Richmond, Founder, Broadband Directions
April 24, 2006: Phil Leigh demonstrates how a newspaper in Bowling Green, Kentucky uses Google mashups to boost classified ad sales.
Guest: Phil Leigh, Demo On Daily News Behalf, Bowling Green Daily News
April 21, 2006: An expert opinion on the future of Digital Media.
Guest: Rafat Ali, Founder, PaidContent.org
April 19, 2006: A forecast of advertising revenues for podcasts, RSS feeds, and blogs.
Guest: Patrick Quinn, President, PQ Media
April 17, 2006: All about AJAX and bandwidth efficiency.
Guest: Jesse James Garrett, Co-Founder, Adaptive Technologies
April 14, 2006: A high-profile ad executive talks about taking television to the Net.
Guest: Brad Adgate, Senior Vice President, Horizon Media
April 12, 2006: Break.com is like YouTube, except all the video content is original.
Guest: Keith Richman, CEO, Break.com
April 10, 2006: Sometime this summer Hewlett-Packard is going to start selling an LCD television that is Digital-Media-friendly.
Guest: Jan-Luc Blakborn, Director of Digital Entertainment, Hewlett-Packard
April 7, 2006: Our guest today is a leader in the field of wireless mesh networks using small intelligent sensors.
Guest: Roland Acra, CEO, Arch Rock Corporation
April 5, 2006: An up to date analysis of the latest broadband ISP trends in the United States.
Guest: Bruce Leichtman, Founder, Leichtman Research Group
April 3, 2006: A look at why broadband IP services in France are faster and cheaper than here in the States.
Guest: James Belcher, Senior Analyst, eMarketer
March 31, 2006: The story of the deployment of a city-wide Wi-Fi network in Philadelphia.
Guest: Craig Settles, Author, Fighting the Good Fight For Municipal Wireless
March 29, 2006: If you would like to know how a consumer panel of early adopters would value a number of services that might be offered via IPTV, this interview is for you.
Guest: Michelle Abraham, Principal Analyst, In-Stat
March 27, 2006: Combining the best of WebEx and Macromedia Breeze.
Guest: Michelle DeMond Axelrod, Director - Training and Client Development, Fugent, Inc.
March 24, 2006: How independent record labels can get their music sold at iTunes and other online stores.
Guest: Kevin Arnold, CEO, Independent Online Distribution Allicance
March 22, 2006: A pioneering Internet Video company.
Guest: Rob Petty, CEO, Roo Group
March 20, 2006: Dan Reingold was a leading Telecommunications stock analyst on Wall Street.
Guest: Dan and Jennifer Reingold, Authors, Confessions of A Wall Street Analsyt
March 17, 2006: The current activities of the fist man to distribute music over the Internet.
Guest: Rob Lord, CEO, Pioneers of the Inevitalbe
March 10, 2006: Delivering digital music to mass market cell phones instead of merely Smart Phones.
Guest: Don Millers, CEO, Beatnik
March 8, 2006: Survey results about mobile technology adoption rates in the Enterprise and Entertainment markets.
Guest: Linda Myers-Tierney and Judith Rosall, Co-Founders, PROBE the Market
March 6, 2006: Our guest today thinks that 2006 is the year when Video-On-Demand comes of age.
Guest: Tom Adams, CEO, Adams Media Research
March 3, 2006: John describes how a value-added reseller of WebEx really adds value.
Guest: John Detwiler, CEO, Fugent, Inc.
February 27, 2006: The Real-Time Communications Strategy at Microsoft.
Guest: Brent Kelly, Senior Analyst, Wainhouse Research
February 22, 2006: A consultant to the independent record label industry shares his views.
Guest: Todd Beals, Consultant, Goin Native Records
February 20, 2006: The vaule in old media companies
Guest: Andrew Keen, Founder, aftertv.com
February 17, 2006: Embedded media browsers for consumer electronics appliances and devices.
Guest: Milya Timergaleyeva, Vice President, Marketing, Oregan
February 15, 2006: A student in the Digital Media Production program discusses his perspective on the technology.
Guest: Russell Heimlich, Digital Media College Student, Philadelphia Institute of Art
February 13, 2006: Automating expense account reporting like ADP does for payroll accounting.
Guest: Steve Singh, CEO, Concur Technologies
February 10, 2006: Making your podcast compliant with iTunes
Guest: Rick Klau, Vice President, Business Development, FeedBurner
February 8, 2006: A competitor for Audible.
Guest: Jeff Dittus, Media Bay, CEO
February 6, 2006: Walt shares his thoughts about the new Intel-based Apple Computer.
Guest: Walt Mossberg, Personal Technology Editor, The Wall Street Journal
February 3, 2006: Flattening the supply chain was once a crucial competitive advantage. Now companies must flatten the knowledge chain.
Guest: Brent Kelly, Flattening the Knowledge Chain, Wainhouse Research
February 1, 2006: Does the new Apple iMac with Intel processor work well?
Guest: Ed Baig, Personal Technology Editor, USA Today
January 30, 2006: Tools for distributing Digital Media to endpoints all over the Internet.
Guest: Ian Blaine, CEO, the Platform
January 27, 2006: The economics of on-demand entertainment programming.
Guest: Larry Gerbrandt, Analyst, Nielsen Entertainment Media
January 25, 2006: How American University Washington College of Law uses podcasting.
Guest: Korin Munsterman, Director, Office of Technology, American University Law School
January 23, 2006: Jeff not only reports about Digital Media, he is also an early adopter.
Guest: Jefferson Graham, Writer - Business Section, USA Today
January 20, 2006: Elliot provides his latest annual predictions for the web, voice, and video conferencing markets.
Guest: Elliot Gold, Founder, Telespan
January 18, 2006: The latest in podcast tools and technology.
Guest: Paul Colligan, Founder, podcasttools.com
January 16, 2006: In the future software-as-a-service may replace software-as-a-product.
Guest: Dr. Timothy Chou, Author, THE END OF SOFTWARE
January 13, 2006: How Duke University is using iPods and Podcasting.
Guest: Richard Lucic, Associate Chair, Department of Computer Science, Duke University
January 11, 2006: Getting a Microsoft-Office-Like experience on your cell phone.
Guest: Barry Cottle, Co-Founder, QuickOffice
January 9, 2006: An athlete with Cerebral Palsy who shoots golf in the 80s.
Guest: Wayne Cook, Motivational Leader, Outback Steakhouse
January 6, 2006: Lobotomizing your computer or protecting analog content?
Guest: Jim Burger, Partner, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
January 4, 2005: Vidiator may well be the leading provider of Digital Media delivery services to mobile telephone carriers.
Guest: Connie Wong, CEO, Vidiator
December 28, 2005: Turning your computer into a TiVo.
Guest: Rakesh Agrawal, CEO, SnapStream
December 26, 2005: A discussion of the digital signage market.
Guest: Milton Jones, CEO, Apex Imaging
December 23, 2005: Video telephone calls via your computer.
Guest: Peter Csathy, CEO, SightSpeed
December 21, 2005: Can WiMax provide broadband wireless Internet service?
Guest: Caroline Gabriel, Analyst, ReThink Research Associates
December 19, 2005: Should Google acquire TiVo?
Guest: Tim Beyers, Contributing Analyst, The Motley Fool
December 16, 2005: WebEx is a pioneer, and the current industry leader, in the software-as-a-service market.
Guest: Subrah Iyar, CEO, WebEx
December 14, 2005: Video conferencing that uses Web Conferencing network architecture to improve performance.
Guest: Todd Clayton, VTEL, Director of Marketing
December 12, 2005: Delivering podcasts to mobile phones and getting paid for it.
Guest: John Mayerhofer, Co-Founder, VoiceIndigo
December 9, 2005: The ASP who provides the engine behind the music download service at Sprint.
Guest: Bathsheba Malsheen, CEO, Groove Mobile
December 7, 2005: A podcast engine for radio stations and others.
Guest: Foy Sperring, Senior Vice President, Audible.com
December 5, 2005: A new Digital Media service from Motorola.
Guest: LaSean Smith, Senior Product Manager, Motorola
December 2, 2005: WNYC was one of the first radio stations to podcast programs.
Guest: Bill Swersey, Director of Interactive Media, WNYC Public Radio
November 30, 2005: Is the traditional record label business altogether obsolete?
Guest: Mike Goodman, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group
November 28, 2005: Legal meida distribution via a P2P network.
Guest: Kirk Feathers, Co-Founder, Wurld Media
November 16, 2005: Our guest today helps radio stations hire broadcast personalities who can capture and hold an audience.
Guest: Bill McMahon, Founder, Authentic Personality
November 14, 2005: Getting Digital Media legitimately on college campuses.
Guest: Vince Han, Founder, Ruckus Network
November 9, 2005: A copyright attorney who spent 10 years at Sony records describes the record label viewpoint.
Guest: Steve Gordon, Copyright Attorney, Steve Godon Law
November 7, 2005: The future of the Instant Messaging Market.
Guest: Matt Anderson, Research Analyst, The Radicati Group
November 4, 2005: What if your iPod could trade music with other iPods...in the subway?
Guest: Robert Khedouri, Co-CEO, Music Gremlin
November 2, 2005: An expert opinion of Google Print Library Project
Guest: Cameron Stracher, Professor of Law, New York Law School
November 1, 2005: A discussion of the recent legal settlement between Real and Microsoft.
Guest: Roy Goodman and Bob Kimball, CFO and General Counsel, Real Networks
October 31, 2005: How to get podcasts to your cell phone instead of your iPod.
Guest: Stan Sorensen, Senior Product Manager, Melodeo
October 28, 2005: A market research firm shares their forecast of the future of computer-to-computer collaboration.
Guest: David Coleman, Managing Director, Collaborative Strategies
October 26, 2005: Migrating iMesh user to paying for P2P music service.
Guest: Talmon Marco, Co-Founder, iMesh
October 24, 2005: A discussion of whether P2P content delivery can be cheaper than Akamai.
Guest: Todd Johnson, CEO, Kontiki
October 21, 2005: News Corp has been slow to get into the Internet and now we look at their plans.
Guest: Adam Lashinsky, Senior Writer, Fortune Magazine
October 19, 2005: Two copyright attorneys debate the implications of the Gorkster decision.
Guest: Geoff Beaucham and Scott Patterson, Copyright Attorneys, Saul, Ewing and Conrad, O brien
October 17, 2005: Should Comcast acquire AOL?
Guest: Will Richmond, Founder, Broadband Directions
October 14, 2005: How to stream Digital Media from your PC to any Internet connected device.
Guest: Ian McCarthy, Vice President, Product Marketing, Orb Networks
October 12, 2005: Major Consumer Electronics manufacturers are banding together to develop their own DRM
Guest: Talal Shamoon, CEO, InterTrust Technologies
October 10, 2005: An update on the digital music market from the perspective of Real Networks.
Guest: Robert Acker, Vice President, Music Services, Real Networks
October 7, 2005: Virgin has figured out a way to send Janus music subscriptions to most any Internet connected portable device.
Guest: Zack Zalon, President, Virgin Digital
October 5, 2005: Does a video iPod make sense?
Guest: Steve Lang, Founder, MadMaxMedia.com
September 30, 2005: A major industry factor provides an update on the digital music business.
Guest: John Jones, Senior Vice President, MusicNet
September 16, 2005: House of Gigs is like Garageband.com, but it also helps artists get concert bookings.
Guest: Jon Boutelle, CEO, House of Gigs
September 14, 2005: A discussion of the new Viiv Digital Media microprocessor from Intel.
Guest: Bill Leszinske, Director, Digital Home Marketing & Planning, Intel Corporation
September 12, 2005: How to easily incorporate video into your Internet and website communications.
Guest: Peter Ianace, CEO, Espre Soluitons
September 9, 2005: A Microsoft executive shares his views on podcasting and cell phone that play digital music.
Guest: David Caulton, Group Product Manager, Windows Digital Media Division, Microsoft Corporation
September 7, 2005: The meaning of the Creative Technologies MP3 player patent.
Guest: Andrew Geenberg, Intellectual Property Attorney, Carlton, Fields
September 2, 2005: Receiving podcasts on your mobile telephone.
Guest: Brad Zutaut, Founder, Pod2Mob
August 31, 2005: Playing video games on your mobile phone.
Guest: Arthur Goikman and Cary Torkelson, Founders, CelluFun
August 29, 2005: The applications and risks of Bluetooth in the automobile.
Guest: Martin Herfurt, Trifinite.org, Founder
August 26, 2005: Teaching college classes via the Internet.
Guest: Leon Navickas, CEO, Centra Software
August 24, 2005: If you would like to learn about an inexpensive way to put audio on your website, this interview is for you.
Guest: Bill Bledsoe, CEO, YouSpeak.net
August 22, 2005: How Loudeye serves digital music and P2P file protection.
Guest: Mike Brochu, CEO, Loudeye
August 10, 2005: Mike has a company that enables you to search media files on the Internet much like Google enables you to search text files.
Guest: Micheal Downing, CEO, GoFish.com
August 8, 2005: Mercury Radio Research helps radio stations maximize their audience.
Guest: Mark Ramsay, CEO, Mercury Radio Research
August 5, 2005: A discussion of the secure computing platform.
Guest: Steve Sprague, CEO, Wave Systems
August 3, 2005: Napster launches a joint service with XM Satellite Radio.
Guest: Laura Goldberg, Chief Operating Officer, Napster
August 1, 2005: A thought provoking Apple Computer observer comments on his future expectations for the company.
Guest: Steve Lang, Owner, MadMaxMedia.com
July 29, 2005: An interview with the author of an excellent new biography of Robert Noyce, who was the lead founder of Intel.
Guest: Leslie Berlin, Author, Stanford University
July 27, 2005: Rafe Needleman discusses cool gadgets and start up companies.
Guest: Rafe Needleman, Editor, C-net
July 25, 2005: Like GarageBand.com, Indie911 is a place where unlicensed artists can distribute their recordings.
Guest: Justin Goldberg, CEO, Indie 911
July 22, 2005: A look at the Netscape IPO and the launch of the dot-com boom.
Guest: Adam Lashinsky, Senior Writer, Fortune Magazine
July 20, 2005: The future of PC to PC Collaboration and Communication.
Guest: Peter O Kelly, Senior Analyst, The Burton Group
July 18, 2005: The Pew Internet and American Life Project examines how the Internet is going to impact our society.
Guest: Lee Rainie, Director, Pew Internet and American Life Project
July 15, 2005: Here is how the ETC of the University of Southern California views the future of the Digital Home and Digital Cinema.
Guest: Charels Swartz, Executive Director, Entertainment Technology Center -USC
July 13, 2005: A communications attorney discusses the recent Supreme Court Brand X decision.
Guest: David Mills, Partner, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
July 11, 2005: Three experts give us their thoughts on how to control spam and improve security.
Guest: J. Griffin - M. Goodman - Blane Warrene, These guys have various titles described in our blog., These guys are with various companies descirbed in our blog.
July 8, 2005: The future of computer collaboration from the Wainhouse viewpoint.
Guest: Andrew Davis, Managing Director, Wainhouse Research
July 6, 2005: A WebEx tour of the Website for this video search engine company.
Guest: Suranga Chandratillake, CEO, Blinkx
July 5, 2005: Four experts discuss the recent Supreme Court Grokster ruling.
Guest: J. Griffin - J. Graham - J. Healey - R. Pegoraro, These guys have various titles described in our blog., These guys are with various companies descirbed in our blog.
June 30, 2005: Media Unbound has an analytical engine used by Napster to help consumers discover new music.
Guest: Mike Papish, CEO, Media Unbound
June 29, 2005: Jim clarifies the meaning of the recent Grokster decision by the Supreme Court.
Guest: Jim Burger, Copyright Attorney, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
June 27, 2005: A panel of experts from Endurance Radio, podcastalley.com, WebTalk Radio, and San Jose Mercury discuss podcasting.
Guest: R. Greenlee-T. Bourquin-C. McIntyre-D. Chmielewski, Various Titles, Various Companies
June 24, 2005: Ruckus, like Cdigix, concentrates on delivering Digital Media to college campuses.
Guest: Vince Han, Co-Founder, Ruckus Network
June 22, 2005: Raindance demonstrates their own Web Conferencing platform.
Guest: Irv Christy, Director of Strategic Alliances, Raindance Communications
June 20, 2005: Our expert panel discusses Apple and Intel.
Guest: Blane Warrene and Tim Bajarin, Consultant and CEO, Independent Writer and Creative Strategies
June 17, 2005: How the Hollywood studios are responding to the Internet.
Guest: J. D. Lasica, Author, DARKNET: Hollywood War Against Digital Generation
June 15, 2005: Now small businesses can host Web Conferences from their standard website.
Guest: Eric Chen, CEO, Persony Corporation
June 13, 2005: A Yankee Group analyst tells us about Video Gaming.
Guest: Mike Goodman, Senior Analyst, Media and Entertainment, Yankee Group
June 10, 2005: How unsigned artists can break into big time music.
Guest: Ali Partovi, CEO, Garageband.com
June 8, 2005: Shawn provides a PowerPoint narration of his company and a Web Safari of Weblogs.
Guest: Shawn Gold, Publisher, Weblogs
June 6, 2005: Our expert panel disucsses Hewlett-Packard and the PC industry.
Guest: Michelle Kessler-Niin Gupta-Peter Burrows, Reporter-Analyst-Writer, USA Today-Yankee Group-Business Week
June 3, 2005: The Microsoft perspective on Janus technology.
Guest: David Caulton, Group Product Manager, Digital Media Division, Microsoft Corporation
June 1, 2005: At a major European Music festival, PlaylouderMSP was selected as the most innovative company.
Guest: Gerd Leonhard and Paul Hitchman, Co-Host and CEO, PlaylouderMSP
May 31, 2005: Our expert panel discusses Apple and new Steve Jobs book.
Guest: Eric Hellweg-Tim Bajarin-Rob Pegoraro-Peter Burrows, Writer-CEO-Columnist-Reporter, MIT Technology Review-Creative Strategies-Washington Post-Business Week.
May 27, 2005: A discussion of the market for Digital Media software.
Guest: Raul Diaz, Vice President, Sales, InterVideo
May 25, 2005: The AAC-plus codec provides excellent quality in a minimal file size.
Guest: David Frerichs, General Manager, U.S. Operations, Coding Technologies
May 23, 2005: Our expert panel discusses Google, Netflix, and Yahoo.
Guest: Jason Fry, Jeff Graham, Brad Hll, Panel of Experts on Google, Yahoo, Netflix, Wall Street. Jorunal, USA Today, Author
May 20, 2005: Waller Sutton is a Venture Capital firm that invests in media companies, including Digital Media ones.
Guest: Brian Motta, Principal, Waller-Sutton
May 18, 2005: This is an exclusive interview with the man who runs Yahoo Music Unlimited.
Guest: Dave Goldberg, Vice President, Yahoo Music, Yahoo
May 16, 2005: Expert opinions of Warner Music IPO and Yahoo Music Unlimited.
Guest: Jon Healey, Jim Griffin, Eric Hellweg, Mike Goodman, Reporter-CEO-Columnist-Analyst, LA Times-Cherry Lane-MIT-Yankee Group
May 13, 2005: A discussion by MusicNet about how they power the new Yahoo Music Subscription service.
Guest: Paul Greenberg, Senior Vice President, MusicNet
May 11, 2005: An Appellate Court shoots down the Broadcast Flag.
Guest: Jim Burger, Copyright Attorney, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
May 9, 2005: A panel discussion of Apple Tiger and digital music.
Guest: Dawn Chmielewski, Rob Pegoraro, Jeff Graham, Reporters, San Jose Mercury, Washington Post, USA Today
May 6, 2005: A discussion of a new book on the future of music.
Guest: Gerd Leonhard and Dave Kusek, Authors, Berklee School of Music
May 4, 2005: Delivering digital music to cell phones.
Guest: Adam Sexton, Vice President, Marketing and Product Development, Groove Mobile
May 2, 2005: A panel of experts discuss the future of Web Conferencing.
Guest: Subrah Iyar, Andrew Davis, Darrin Donithorne, CEO, Managing Director, Audio Conferencing, WebEx, Wainhouse Research, Intel
April 29, 2005: Here is a three minute video on the new Apple Tiger operating system.
Guest: David Pogue, Columnist, New York Times
April 28, 2005: Understanding IPTV and the Internet of Video
Guest: Jeremy Allaire, CEO, Brightcove
April 27, 2005: Delivering Digital Media to wireless devices.
Guest: Rick Hennessey, CEO, Dwango Wireless
April 26, 2005: Cidigix provides legitimate digital music subscriptions on college campuses.
Guest: Brett Goldberg, CEO, Cdigix
April 25, 2005: Two prominent reporters discuss Apple, Sony, Adobe, TiVo, and Real.
Guest: Adam Lashinsky and Jason Fry, Reporters, Fortune Magazine and Wall Street Journal
April 21, 2005: Akimbo will bring Internet video to your television.
Guest: Jim Funk, Vice President, Product Marketing, Akimbo
April 20, 2005: Melodeo provides a music downloading service to cell phones.
Guest: Bill Valenti, CEO, Melodeo
April 19, 2005: i2hub is a P2P client for the Internet2.
Guest: Wayne Chang, CEO, i2hub
April 18, 2005: A panel of experts discusses Apple Computer and the RIAA Internet2 lawsuits.
Guest: Brad Hill, Blane Warrene, Mike Goodman, Author, Market Analyst, Researcher, Yankee Group and other companies.
April 14, 2005: An attorney discusses copyright law for podcasting.
Guest: Kat Fuller, Copyright Attorney, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
April 13, 2005: David shares his opinions on the future of radio.
Guest: David Lawence, Host, The David Lawrence Show
April 12, 2005: An update on a major Music Service Provider.
Guest: Mark Mooradian, Sr. Director of Strategic Planning, MusicNet
April 11, 2005: Collecting royalties for music played over the Internet.
Guest: Les Watkins, Vice President, Business Development, Music Reports, Inc.
April 7, 2005: Web Conference recordings as new media.
Guest: Joe Gustafson, CEO, Brainshark
April 6, 2005: The future of electronic media.
Guest: Stephen Griffiths, Managing Director, Breakthroo Limited
April 5, 2005: The future of Video and Web Conferencing.
Guest: Andrew Davis, Managing Director, Wainhouse Research
March 31, 2005: A discussion of the Supreme Cour hearing on Grokster.
Guest: Jim Burger, Partner, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
March 30, 2005: The leader of the Windows Media Center Team tells us how he uses the device.
Guest: Joe Belifore, General Manager - Windows Media Center, Microsoft Corporation
March 29, 2005: Brightcove is developing an ASP platform to deliver video to PCs, cell phones, and TVs.
Guest: Jeremy Allaire, CEO, Brightcove
March 28, 2005: An expert provides his thoughts on ID and credit card theft.
Guest: Joe Menn, Technology Reporter and Author, Los Angeles Times
March 25, 2005: Moxi si a PVR, DVD player, and set-top box all rolled into one.
Guest: Jim Billmaier, CEO, Digeo
March 24, 2005: A research analyst looks at how cable TV will adopt new technologies.
Guest: Gary Schultz, CEO, Multimedia Research Group
March 23, 2005: A podcast program all about triathlons, marathons, adventure races, and other endurance sports.
Guest: Tim Bourquin, Founder, Endurance Radio
March 21, 2005: Watching your TV at home from any city...over the Internet.
Guest: Blake Kirkorian, Co-Founder, Sling Media
March 17, 2005: The United States appears to be regaining the momentum in the Consumer Electronics business.
Guest: Gary McWilliams, Technology Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
March 16, 2005: How to swim freestyle, faster, with less effort.
Guest: Terry Laughlin, CEO, Total Immersion Swimming
March 15, 2005: A panel of experts looks at the RealTime Collaboration Strategy at Microsoft.
Guest: Elliot Gold, CEO, Telespan
March 14, 2005: An expert looks at digital music players.
Guest: Eliot Van Buskirk, Columnist, MP3.com
March 10, 2005: Our presentation about Digital Media trends.
Guest: Phil Leigh, Future Trends in Digital Media, Inside Digital Media
March 9, 2005: A copyright attorney looks at the Supreme Court review of the Grokster case.
Guest: Jim Burger, Copyright Attorney, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
March 8, 2005: An inexpensive and simplified one-way version of Web Conferencing.
Guest: Rich Baker, Co-Founder, Glance Networks
March 7, 2005: Discovering podcast content of interest to you.
Guest: Chris McIntyre, Founder, Podcast Alley
March 3, 2005: All about podcasting.
Guest: Byron Acohido, Business & Technology Reporter, USA Today
March 2, 2005: The Parks analyst discusses his new report on The Shifting Boundaries of Media.
Guest: Kurt Scherf, Senior Analyst, Parks Associates
March 1, 2005: Legitimate Peer-To-Peer music distribution.
Guest: John Beezer, CEO, Weed Share
February 28, 2005: The ever thought-provoking George Gilder shares his thoughts on the future of electronics and computers.
Guest: George Gilder, Founder, Gilder Technology Letter
February 24, 2005: The movement of content creation and commerce to the edge of the network is going to have a profound impact on all Digital Media constituents.
Guest: Jim Griffin, CEO, Cherry Lane Digital
February 23, 2005: Cdigix legitimately distributes popular music and videos on college campus networks.
Guest: Brett Goldberg, CEO, Cdigix
February 22, 2005: An intense discussion of podcasting.
Guest: Rob Greenlee, Host, Web Talk Radio
February 18, 2005: Is Apple Computer going to become the successor to Sony?
Guest: Peter White, Founder, ReThink Research Associates
February 17, 2005: This company provides everything you need to get started with Internet audio.
Guest: Mike Stewart, Founder, Internet Audio Guy
February 15, 2005: A short video illustrating the iPod Shuffle.
Guest: David Pogue, Technology Columnist, The New York Times
February 14, 2005: Internet talk radio about Information Technology.
Guest: Doug Kaye, Founder, IT Conversations
February 10, 2005: A prominent technology columnist shares his thoughts on Digital Media.
Guest: Rob Pegraro, Technology Columnist, The Washington Post
February 8, 2005: Video conferencing to your desktop computer.
Guest: John Carlson, Vice President, Marketing, Avistar
February 7, 2005: Blood on the Street
Guest: Charles Gasparino, Author, Simon & Schuster
February 3, 2005: Napster gets serious about making music subscription service portable.
Guest: Laura Goldberg, Chief Operating Officer, Napster
February 2, 2005: Sonos has introduced a technology that permits you to play music from your computer all over the home and control it from a hand-held device that is as portable as a paperback book.
Guest: Tom Cullen, Founder, Sonos
February 1, 2005: The ever-provocative Elliot Gold shares his predictions about the teleconferencing market.
Guest: Elliot Gold, Founder, Telespan
January 31, 2005: Total Immersion uses Digital Media at its website to show you how to swim faster, longer, and with less effort.
Guest: Terry Laughlin, Founder, Total Immersion Swimming
January 27, 2005: An expert looks at digital media in the entertainment industry.
Guest: Jeff Graham, Business Reporter, USA Today
January 26, 2005: Streamload provides a convenient place for you to store large files, like home videos, and make the easily accessible to extended friends and family via streaming media or downloads.
Guest: Steve Iverson, CEO, Streamload
January 25, 2005: A discussion of the rapidly growing, but lesser known, market for casual games that are distributed over the Internet.
Guest: Julie Pitt, General Manager - Games, Real Networks
January 24, 2005: A new In-Stat research report discusses how Gigabit Ethernet is enabling broadband networks services to consumers.
Guest: Gerry Kaufhold, Senior Analyst, In Stat
January 20, 2005: A forecast of the growth in the mobile satellite communications market.
Guest: Jose del Rosario, Senior Analyst, Northern Sky Research
January 19, 2005: The best way to understand the TiVoToGo feature is to see it demonstrated.
Guest: David Pogue, Columnist, The New York Times
January 18, 2005: Speech recognition software has come a long way.
Guest: Matt Revis, Product Manager - Dragon Software, ScanSoft
January 17, 2005: A detailed ISP-by-ISP analysis of broadband market penetration.
Guest: Bruce Leichtman, Founder, Leichtman Research Group
January 13, 2005: Jim discusses the impact of new technologies like the Internet and satellite radio on broadcast radio.
Guest: Jim Hopes, President, Center For Sales Strategy
January 12, 2005: The Shadow Internet describes how copyrighted content on P2P networks gets seeded.
Guest: Jeff Howe, Writer, Wired Magazine
January 11, 2005: A discussion of the spyware market and activities of companies involved in defeating spyware.
Guest: Alex Eckelberry, President, Sunbelt Software
January 10, 2005: Grouper is P2P software that enables members of an affinity group to share files and resources.
Guest: Josh Felser, CEO, Grouper
January 6, 2005: Downhill Battle makes it easy for publishers to distribute Digital Media content via BitTorrent.
Guest: Nicholas Reville, Founder, Downhill Battle
January 5, 2005: The Video Game generation of workers could turn out good business leaders.
Guest: Mitchell Wade, Co-Author, Got Game
January 4, 2004: A New York Times columnist shares his thoughts on Digital Media.
Guest: David Pogue, Columnist, The New York Times
January 3, 2005: Jason discusses his hypothesis about the Second Coming of Apple Computer.
Guest: Jason Fry, Columnist, The Wall Street Journal
December 29, 2004: Mary discusses the results of a survey Pew conducted to determine the attitudes of artists toward the Internet.
Guest: Mary Madden, A survey of the attitudes of artists toward the Internet., Pew Internet and American Life Project
December 23, 2004: A prominent venture capitalist describes some promising future technologies.
Guest: Jeff Andrews, Partner, Atlas Venture
December 22, 2004: A look at how Internet Telephony will grow and also impact the market for home networking.
Guest: Kurt Scherf and Will Meeks, Analysts, Parks Associates
December 21, 2004: A copyright attorney analyzed the Supreme Court decision to review the Grokster case.
Guest: Jim Burger, Copyright Attorney, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
December 20, 2004: All about RSS (Really Simple Syndication).
Guest: Scott Rafer, CEO, Feedster
December 17, 2004: BitTorrent accounts for 30% of all Internet traffic now.
Guest: Bram Cohen, Founder, BitTorrent
December 16, 2004: A look at the market for DVD and CD burning software.
Guest: Raul Diaz, Vice President, Sales, InterVideo
December 14, 2004: A forecast of the multimedia hand held device market and discussion of design parameters required for successful consumer acceptance.
Guest: Jon Peddie, Founder, Jon Peddie Research
December 13, 2004: MusicPhone is one of the early providers of digital music delivery to cell phones.
Guest: Birame Sock, Founder, MusicPhone
December 10, 2004: A stock analyst looks at Napster, online music, and the video gaming industry.
Guest: P. J. McNealy, Stock Analyst, American Technology Research
December 8, 2004: How a talk radio program leverages the Internet to be more effective and connect with the audienc.
Guest: Glenn Sacks, Host, His Side
December 7, 2004: Parks Associates looks at the Digital Media adapter market, and concludes that most vendors are looking at it differently than the consumer does.
Guest: John Barrett, Research Director, Parks Associates
December 6, 2004: Audible stock has gone from about $3 to nearly $30 in the past two years and the CEO tells us what has been going on at the company
Guest: Don Katz, Board Chairman, Audible.com
December 2, 2004: Quixel specializes in market research of the electronic display industry. They share some proprietary market statistics by display technology category.
Guest: Tamaryn Pratt, Principal, Quixel Research
December 1, 2004: This company helps ordinary people create Digital Media content and sell it on the Net.
Guest: Penny Haynes, President, Your Voice
November 30, 2004: A noted expert on digital music provides his thoughts on the state and future of the industry.
Guest: Brad Hill, Author, Digital Songstream
November 29, 2004: Amazon.com is producing independent films with Hollywood stars for its website and selling merchandise placed in the films.
Guest: Chris Bruzzo, Director of Strategic Communications, Amazon.com
November 24, 2004: MSN Music strikes a deal to help unlicensed artists make it big.
Guest: P. Kevin Horn, Product Manager, MSN Music
November 23, 2004: Authoritative survey data about how consumers are participating in the digital music market.
Guest: Matt Kleinschmit, Vice President, Ipsos - Insight
November 22, 2004: Gracenote takes its music recognition technology into the mobile wireless sector.
Guest: Craig Palmer, CEO, Gracenote
November 19, 2004: A discussion of the market opportunity for downloading Digital Media to cell phones.
Guest: Dan Mosher, Director of Mobile Content Services, VeriSign - Jamba!
November 18, 2004: A Justice Department perspective on the Internet and copyright infringement.
Guest: David Israelite, Chairman of Task Force on Intellectual Property, United States Justice Department
November 17, 2004: A discussion of the spyware market and how to combat the perpetrators. .
Guest: Ed English, CEO, InterMute
November 16, 2004: A discussion about how the open-sourced Linux operating systems is gaining market share.
Guest: Steve Butler, Senior Analyst, eMarketer
November 15, 2004: The ever thought-provoking Mark Cuban shares his thoughts on how traditional media companies can profit from the Internet and Digital Media technologies.
Guest: Mark Cuban, Owner, Dallas Mavericks
November 12, 2004: A Yankee Group analyst discusses how video email could become the first non-infringing killer application for the P2P network architecture.
Guest: Su Li Walker, Analyst, Yankee Group
November 11, 2004: Lisa is the author of a new book about the rise and fall of Lucent entitled OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.
Guest: Lisa Endlich, Author, Optical Illusions
November 10, 2004: Mark provides his opinion about what is really going on in the P2P networks and what you can do about it.
Guest: Mark Ishikawa, CEO, Bay TSP
November 9, 2004: Now you can get an MTV-like service, personalized to your own tastes.
Guest: Dave DelBecarro, CEO, Music Choice
November 8, 2004: Andy is the author of THE MUSIC INTERNET UNTANGLED.
Guest: Andy Breeding, The Music Internet Untangled, Giant Path Publishing
November 4, 2004: There ARE legitimate uses for P2P architecture and Kontiki is a leader in the field.
Guest: Eric Krock, Director of Product Management, Kontiki
October 22, 2004: A discussion of the market for enterprise proxy servers that focus on protecting your network for various types of malware.
Guest: Brian NeSmith, CEO, Blue Coat Systems
October 19, 2004: AuthenTec is the leading supplier of sensors for electronic fingerprint identification.
Guest: Greg Teesdale, Chief Financial Officer, AuthenTec
October 18, 2004: Maxtor has introduced an external hard drive that will back-up your computer files automatically.
Guest: Paul Streit, Manager of Branded Products, Maxtor Corporation
October 14, 2004: Scott shares his views on the trends in Digital Music.
Guest: Scott Banerjee, San Franciso Bureau Chief, Billboard Magazine
October 13, 2004: Delivering Digital Media to wireless devices.
Guest: Boris Fridman, CEO, Crisp Wireless
October 12, 2004: Has streaming media for the corporate enterprise really become an idea whose time has come?
Guest: Stan Woodward, CEO, Reflect Systems
October 8, 2004: All about the Loudeye deal to provide ATT Wireless with its new mobile music store.
Guest: Jeff Cavins, CEO, Loudeye
October 7, 2004: Media Publisher allows large corporations to take streaming media out of the toy box and become an everyday business tool.
Guest: Rod Bacon, CEO, Media Publisher
October 6, 2004: Voiceglo recently signed a deal to provide free VoIP service to Friendster users.
Guest: Chris Petrovic, Chief Strategy Officer, Voiceglo
October 5, 2004: Infospace Mobile specializes in delivering Digital Media content to mobile phones.
Guest: Anthony Stonefield, Chief Strategy Officer, Infospace Mobile
October 4, 2004: A discussion about what kinds of audio codecs are best for wireless entertainment applications.
Guest: David Frerichs, General Manager, U.S. Operations, Coding Technologies
September 30, 2004: Logitech tells us why the Webcam market is growing and what is likely to keep it expanding.
Guest: Gina Clark, Director of Marketing, Webcams, Logitech
September 29, 2004: Brad explains what is making Napster and the digital music market grow.
Guest: Brad Duea, President, Napster
September 28, 2004: Two technology reporters from The Wall Street Journal tell us how the Internet and PCs are subtly changing our lives.
Guest: Tim Hanrahan and Jason Fry, Columnists, The Wall Street Journal
September 27, 2004: eMusic updates it?s business to focus on really promoting independent labels and artists as well as merely selling their tracks
Guest: David Pakman, President, eMusic
September 24, 2004: The ever thought-provoking Walt Mossberg shares his thoughts on how to improve computer security and the future on electronic entertainment.
Guest: Walt Mossberg, Columnist, The Wall Street Journal
September 23, 2004: A leading analyst discusses the market potential for ringtones, mobile music and other forms of mobile entertainment.
Guest: Mark Frieser, Analyst, Consect, LLC.
September 21, 2004: A look at how PC-To-PC collaboration works now and how it will work in the future.
Guest: Michael Sampson, Founder, Shared Spaces Consulting and Research
September 20, 2004: Rob tells us all about the new MSN music offering and how it fits with industry developments and future trends.
Guest: Rob Bennett, Senior Director, MSN Entertianment, Microsoft Corporation
September 17, 2004: A Yankee Group analyst tells us what to do about adware and spyware.
Guest: Phebe Waterfield, Analyst, Yankee Group
September 16, 2004: Andy thinks that digital convergence will ultimately have as profound an impact on society as did the printing press.
Guest: Andy Covell, Director of Information Technology, Whitman Management School - Syracuse University
September 15, 2004: The Yankee Group is studying how students on campus are using new technologies.
Guest: Su Li Walker, Associate Analyst, Yankee Group
September 14, 2004: Ralph discusses the business opportunity for downloading ringtones, music, and games.
Guest: Ralph Simon, Chairman, Mobile Entertainment Forum
September 13, 2004: The ever-provocative Eliott Gold shares his predictions about the teleconferencing market.
Guest: Elliott Gold, Founder, Telespan
September 9, 2004: A discussion of a potential TiVo and NetFlix deal.
Guest: Alan Bezoza, Invetment Analyst, Friedman, Billings, Ramsay
September 7, 2004: Maven Networks specializes in the delivery of lifelike video over the Internet.
Guest: Susan Bratton, Senior Vice President, Sales, Maven Networks
September 3, 2004: 8e6 Technologies provides products that optimize quality of service on computer networks.
Guest: Eric Lundbohm, Vice President, Marketing, 8e6 Technologies
September 1, 2004: As Personal Technology Editor for a major metropolitan newspaper, Dave has heard all the problems that the public has with Digital Media.
Guest: Dave Gussow, Personal Technology Editor, St. Petersburg Times
August 31, 2004: Viseon is a maker of IP-based video phones for the consumer marketplace.
Guest: John Harris, CEO, Viseon, Inc.
August 30, 2004: A leading copyright attorney discusses the Appellate Court decision on Grokster and updates us on Copyright legislation
Guest: Jim Burger, Appellate Court Affirms P2P, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
August 24, 2004: ZixCorp provides secure Internet communications and is focused on the needs of the healthcare industry.
Guest: John Ryan, President, ZixCorp
August 23, 2004: Webdialogs provides Web Conferencing primarily upon an OEM basis.
Guest: Lou Guercia, President, Webdialogs
August 20, 2004: Web Conferencing with Macromedia Breeze
Guest: Tom Hale, General Manager, Com. Div., Macromedia
August 4, 2004: A discussion of the Jupiter Digital Music Conference last week.
Guest: Paul Resnikoff, Editor, Digital Music News
August 3, 2004: Bryan runs a company that is emphasizing videophone applications over its VoIP network.
Guest: Bryan Martin, CEO, 8x8
August 2, 2004: A discussion of how commercial broadcast radio will be impacted by Digital Music.
Guest: Tom Webster, Vice President, Edison Media Research
July 30, 2004: Alien Technology is a leader in the RFID market.
Guest: Tom Pounds, Vice President, Business Development, Alien Technology
July 29, 2004: Dennis discusses the new MusicMatch on demand subscription service and shares his thoughts on the state of the digital music industry.
Guest: Dennis Mudd, CEO, MusicMatch
July 28, 2004: Net Briefings helps companies conduct their own Web-casts and Webinars.
Guest: Gary Anderson, CEO, Net Briefings
July 27, 2004: Jan tells us how the record labels may optimize revenues as the album concept becomes less popular
Guest: Jan Eglen, Co-Founder, Digonex Technologies
July 26, 2004: Blane is an expert industry observer of Apple and the iPod.
Guest: Blane Warrene, Contributor, Mac News World
July 21, 2004: A Yankee Group analyst discusses the video gaming market.
Guest: Mike Goodman, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group
July 20, 2004: Verizon is concerned that the new Senate Bill could cause problems for ISPs.
Guest: Sarah Deutsch, V. P. - Associate General Counsel, Verizon
July 19, 2004: A discussion of the opportunity for RFID to replace UPC.
Guest: Adam Zawel and Mike Dominy, RFID, Yankee Group
July 15, 2004: This is a presentation about Oracle Web Conferencing on the Oracle platform.
Guest: Ramu Sunkara, Vice President, Real-Time Collaboration, Oracle Corporation
July 14, 2004: Tune Circle provides a better way than using a recommendation engine to discover new music that you will like.
Guest: Robert Von Goeben, President, Tune Circle
July 13, 2004: This interview tells us how a lobbying organization for Internet companies feels about Senate Bill 2560.
Guest: Markham Erickson, Director of Federal Policy, Net Coalition
July 12, 2004: A discussion of the new Senate Bill designed to attack copyright infringement.
Guest: Adam Eisgrau, Executive Director, P2P United
July 9, 2004: The Parks Associates analyst discusses the emerging market for VOD and PVRs.
Guest: Puja Rathi, Analyst, Parks Associates
July 1, 2004: Cubistix integrates data processing with cartography.
Guest: Keith Armonaitis, President, Cubistix
June 30, 2004: The online music experience at AOL is gaining popularity and consumers are sticking with it.
Guest: Evan Harrison, Vice President and General Manager, AOL Music
June 29, 2004: Congressman Boucher discusses pending Federal legislation that could impact Digital Media.
Guest: Rick Boucher, Congressman, U.S. House of Representatives
June 28, 2004: eDonkey is rapidly closing in on Fastrack (KaZaa) as the largest P2P network.
Guest: Sam Yagan, President, eDonkey
June 24, 2004: Microsoft?s new MapPoint server will enable you to locate on a geographic map people who are carrying properly equipped cell phones
Guest: Tom Bailey, Director of Marketing, MapPoint Division, Microsoft Corporation
June 23, 2004: The iPod Lounge is the most authoritative website on anything to do with the iPod.
Guest: Dennis Lloyd, President, iPod Lounge
June 22, 2004: Professor Liebowitz provides his analysis about the impact of P2P file sharing on CD sales.
Guest: Stan Liebowitz, Professor of Economics, University of Texas at Dallas
June 21, 2004: Can Apple move the Quicktime media player into first place ahead of both Microsoft and Real?
Guest: Frank Casanova, Senior Director, Interactive Media Group, Apple Computer
June 17, 2004: Kontiki shatters the price barrier on Digital Media content delivery by using P2P architecture.
Guest: Bryan Plug, CEO, Kontiki
June 16, 2004: Carrier class integrated switches for both circuit-switched and IP telephony.
Guest: Andy Paff, CEO, Cedar Point Communications
June 15, 2004: Microvision makes computer display screens that you can wear like eyeglasses.
Guest: Rick Rutkowski, President, Microvision
June 14, 2004: Starz Encore and RealNetworks launch a downloadable movie subscription service.
Guest: Bob Greene and Richard Wolpert, Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Starz Encore and RealNetworks
June 11, 2004: A discussion of the future market for home networking.
Guest: Dominic Ainscough, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group
June 10, 2004: This company enables a CATV operator, or Telco, to deliver Video-On-Demand to your television.
Guest: Yvette Kanouff, Senior Vice President for Strategy and Planning, Seachange
June 9, 2004: A discussion of the market opportunity for delivering video to cell phones.
Guest: Karen Brailean, Vice President for Product Management, Packet Video Network Solutions
June 8, 2004: Russ and Jim tell us about the latest market research on consumers and recorded music.
Guest: Russ Crupnick and Jim Donio, How Consumers Buy Recorded Music, NPD Group and NARM
June 7, 2004: A leading provider of Streaming Media Services tells us how the market is progressing.
Guest: Jon Klein, President, The Feed Room
June 4, 2004: A Yankee Group analyst provides her analysis and forecast of the VoIP market.
Guest: Lindsay Schroth, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group
June 3, 2004: A prominent industry analyst tells us why he thinks the DVR market has reached the tipping point into mainstream consumer adoption.
Guest: Mike Paxton, Senior Analyst, In Stat MDR
June 2, 2004: Brad explains how to download ringtones from your PC to your mobile phone without paying a carrier or service provider.
Guest: Brad Zutaut, Founder, Xingtone
June 1, 2004: How are media savvy consumers changing their viewing habits?
Guest: Gerry Kaufhold, Senior Analyst, In Stat MDR
May 31, 2004: Aditya discusses his five year forecast of the Video On Demand market.
Guest: Aditya Kishore, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group
May 28, 2004: Paul describes a study he recently completed termed A Manifesto For The Digital Home.
Guest: Paul Jackson, Senior Analyst, Forrester Research
May 27, 2004: How the trend toward digital music is impacting performance licensing.
Guest: Chris Amenita, Sr. Vice President, ASCAP Enterprises, ASCAP
May 26, 2004: Scott tells us how Best Buy is preparing for the trend toward digital entertainment.
Guest: Scott Young, Vice President, Digital Entertainment, Best Buy
May 25, 2004: The ever thought-provoking Brad Hill shares his latest thoughts on current developments in the digital music arena.
Guest: Brad Hill, Author, Digital Songstream
May 24, 2004: Ian tells us how we can get Direct TV satellite service in our car.
Guest: Ian Palmer, Executive Vice President, KVH Industries
May 21, 2004: Macromedia Breeze looks like a new collaboration technology with important potential.
Guest: Kevin Lynch, Vice President, Collaboration and eLearning, Macromedia
May 20, 2004: Kevin tells us why DivX is becoming to be regarded by many as the MP3 of digital video. He explains why this is so important to Hollywood.
Guest: Kevin Hell, Director of Marketing, DivX Networks
May 14, 2004: Rags tells us how Internet radio is becoming a thriving business although it does not get as much publicity as on-demand digital music.
Guest: Rags Gupta, Chief Operating Officer, Live 365
May 10, 2004: Microsoft makes Hollywood an offer it cannot refuse.
Guest: Paul Sloan, Reporter, Business 2.0
May 7, 2004: Jay describes the new online music store at Sony.
Guest: Jay Samit, General Manager, Sony Connect
May 6, 2004: How to use a P2P network legitimately and profitably.
Guest: Greg Bildson, Chief Operating Officer, LimeWire
May 4, 2004: Now that Microsoft has settled with InterTrust, is everybody going to have to pay InterTrust?
Guest: Bill Rosenblatt, Editor, DRM Watch
May 3, 2004: If someone develops a TiVo-like device for digital broadcast radio, will consumers simply start recording their music from the broadcasts and stop buying CDs?
Guest: Jim Burger, Partner, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
April 29, 2004: Legally selling popular digital music files without any DRMs.
Guest: Steve Grady, General Manager, eMusic
April 28, 2004: Professor Lowe has conducted surveys of students to discover how they are using their computers to consume media.
Guest: Perry Lowe, Professor of Marketing, Bentley College
April 27, 2004: Cflix is launching an online digital music service at Yale today.
Guest: Brett Goldberg, President, Cflix
April 26, 2004: John explains how Bear Share plans to make profits with less reliance on Adware.
Guest: John Busher, Vice President, Business Development, Bear Share
April 23, 2004: Sean tells us what he thinks the requirements will be for a company to be successful in the legitimate online music business.
Guest: Sean Ryan, Vice President, Music Services, Real Networks
April 21, 2004: The analyst at In-Stat MDR gives us her thoughts on the MP3 player and digital music markets.
Guest: Cindy McCurley, Industry Analyst, In Stat MDR
April 20, 2004: Microsoft just paid this company $440 million to license DRM patents and there could be multiple implications for others in the Digital Media business.
Guest: Talal Shamoon, CEO, InterTrust Technologies
April 19, 2004: A preview of what is happening next week at the Digital Media Summit.
Guest: Mike Stroud, Co-Founder, iHollywood Forum
April 15, 2004: Getting video from your PC to your TV over coax cable
Guest: Pat Henry, CEO, Entropic Communications
April 14, 2004: HP and Nokia are introducing VISUAL RADIO. It enables FM broadcasters to send visual elements to cell phones and permits the cell subscribers to communicate back to the FM station for e-commerce and related applications through GPRS networks.
Guest: Felice Swapp, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Hewlett-Packard
April 13, 2004: Brent provides his analysis of how Cisco will compete against Microsoft, IBM, WebEx, Polycom, Avaya, and others for future IP real-time desktop collaboration market.
Guest: Brent Kelly, Senior Analyst, Wainhouse Research
April 12, 2004: David and Vince have a company that focuses on the entertainment media market for college students.
Guest: David Galper and Vince Han, Co-Founders, Ruckus Network
April 8, 2004: Together with professor Oberholzer of the Harvard Business School, Dr. Strumpf has just released a paper concluding that P2P file sharing has only a negligible impact on prerecorded CD sales.
Guest: Koleman Strumpf, Associate Professor of Economics, Univeristy of North Carolina
April 7, 2004: Dan tells us what to expect from next month?s Streaming Media East conference.
Guest: Dan Rayburn, Executive Vice President, Streaming Media
April 6, 2004: Don descirbes a way for a private company to go public without the expense of an IPO.
Guest: Don Russell, Vice Chairman, Communications Equity Acquisition Corporation
April 5, 2004: Guillaume and David explain how recorded music and video ring tones are being sold in Europe, Japan, and Korea.
Guest: Guillaume Decugis and David Frerichs, Chief Operating Officer and Vice President, Musiwave and Coding Technologies
April 2, 2004: Digimarc seems to be a clear leader in digital watermarking, but is the technology a concept whose time has come?
Guest: Bruce Davis, CEO, Digimarc
April 1, 2004: EMS provides advanced video communications directly from satellites to mobile platforms mostly in military applications. Over the years their technology has proven to be a harbinger of what we can expect in commercial and consumer markets at a later date.
Guest: Alfred Hansen, CEO, EMS Technologies
March 31, 2004: Who is the largest online music subscription service?
Guest: Ellie Hirschorn, General Manager, MusicNet
March 30, 2004: Bob describes Mirror Image as a content delivery architecture optimized for today?s Internet. In contrast he feels that Akamai?s approach is optimized for the Internet of yesteryear.
Guest: Bob Hammond, Chief Technology Officer, Mirror Image
March 29, 2004: Hewlett-Packard has been engaged by Starbucks to provide a 10,000 album virtual inventory at selected coffee shops where customers can purchase their own burned CD-R compilations.
Guest: Felice Swapp, Office of Strategy and Technology, Hewlett-Packard
March 26, 2004: The RIAA represents the music record labels and Cary talks about the steps that are being taken to promote legitimate online music and to discourage digital piracy.
Guest: Carey Sherman, Recprding Industry Association of America, President
March 25, 2004: Audible is the Internet version of ?Books on Tape?. You can download popular books to your computer, transfer them to an iPod and listen to a narrator read them to you anywhere.
Guest: Don Katz, President, Audible
March 24, 2004: What happens if Microsoft ships its Operating System without the Windows Media Player?
Guest: Mike Goodman, The Software Media Player Market, Yankee Group
March 23, 2004: Sportsline brings you streaming video of all 64 teams in the games of the NCAA basketball tournament.
Guest: Mike Levy, President, Sportsline.com
March 22, 2004: Dotcast uses local broadcast TV stations to broadcast data to recepticals like Disney?s MovieBeam units.
Guest: Doug Evans and Leo Hoarty, President and CTO, Dotcast
March 19, 2004: DiMA feels that the licensing procedures required by music publishers are a bigger obstacle to the adoption of legitimate online music than is the attitude of the labels toward the licensing of sound recording rights.
Guest: Jonathan Potter, Executive Director, Digital Media Association
March 18, 2004: Eurotel is a Czech mobile telephone provider that is actually providing a music download service directly to cell phones.
Guest: Justin Stockton, Director of Business Development, Eurotel Prague
March 17, 2004: Adam?s organization is a Washington City lobbyist for a number of Peer-To-Peer software providers.
Guest: Adam Eisgrau, Executive Director, P2P United
March 15, 2004: An expert industry analyst tells us what companies he thinks will be the long-term winners in Online Entertainment.
Guest: Gerry Kaufhold, Senior Analyst, In Stat MDR
March 12, 2004: Will media content delivery networks based upon P2P architecture obsolete the conventional networks like those managed by Akamai and others?
Guest: Travis Kalanick, CEO, Red Swoosh
March 11, 2004: Leichtman Research recently completed their research into the growth of the broadband ISP market in 2003 with detailed subsciber count numbers by each major provider.
Guest: Bruce Leichtman, Founder, Leichtman Research Group
March 10, 2004: Virgin Records is going to be opening an digital online music store.
Guest: Zack Zalon, President, Virgin Digital
March 9, 2004: As the PC evolves into a universal communications appliance, does Microsoft displace the telecom market in the office environment?
Guest: Paul Ritter, Analyst, The Yankee Group
March 8, 2004: Paul attended the Billboard Music & Money conference. He shares his notes with us.
Guest: Paul Resnikoff, CEO, Digital Music News
March 5, 2004: As an expert on the Mac platform, Jonny gives us his analysis of how Apple will do in the digital music space as well as providing a European perspective on Digital Media developments more generally.
Guest: Jonny Evans, News Editor, MacWorld UK
March 4, 2004: What is the mobile wireless industry like today and what is the future potential for Internet and Digital Media services?
Guest: Roger Entner, Director of Wireless Mobile Services Research, Yankee Group
March 2, 2004: A roundtable discussion of the Digital Music Forum in NYC yesterday.
Guest: Phil Leigh, Todd Beals, Paul Resnikoff, Analysts, Inside Digital Media
February 27, 2004: Brian?s company provides a service that converts all of our CDs into digital files for use on our computers or portable digital players.
Guest: Brian Moore, Co-Founder, Get Digital, Inc.
February 26, 2004: Everything you want to know about PayPal plus a special program for digital music merchants.
Guest: Peter Ashley, Director, Business Development, PayPal
February 25, 2004: Mike provides his analysis of the proposed acquisition of Disney by Comcast.
Guest: Mike Goodman, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group
February 24, 2004: Ross provides his analysis of the tactics that will pave the way to online music revenues.
Guest: Ross Rubin, Senior Analyst, eMarketer
February 23, 2004: TiVo-like software to record audio webcasts, or any audio, on your PC - Cool!
Guest: Tom Mayes, Vice President, Marketing, Replay Radio
February 20, 2004: In Stat MDR has just completed their annual Cable TV Operator Survey.
Guest: Mike Paxton, Senior Analyst, In Stat MDR
February 19, 2004: A discussion of the iPod, iPod Mini, battery life, download vs. subscriptions, and media formats.
Guest: Stan Ng, Director Product Marketing - iPod, Apple Computer
February 18, 2004: Voiceglo introduces a browser based IP phone that is FREE!
Guest: Chris Petrovic, Vice President - Strategy, Voiceglo
February 17, 2004: The always thought-provoking Jim Griffin tells us how to monetize the anarchy plaguing entertainment media on P2P networks.
Guest: Jim Griffin, CEO, Cherry Lane Digital
February 13, 2004: Ned tells us what to expect from the Digital Music Forum scheduled in New York City for March 1st.
Guest: Ned Sherman, CEO, Digital Media Wire
February 12, 2004: A Parks Associates analyst tells us how Wi-Fi hot spots are be used and how other wireless technologies enable broadband Internet connections.
Guest: Michael Cai, Analyst, Parks Associates
February 10, 2004: Is online music piracy hurting or aiding CD sales?
Guest: Todd Beals, Analyst, Inside Digital Media
February 9, 2004: Can Arel really deliver integrated voice, video, and data collaboration today?
Guest: Philippe Szwarc, CEO, Arel Communications
February 5, 2004: Can Microsoft really make it easy to transfer media among different devices, appliances, and PCs?
Guest: Dave Fester, General Manager, Windows Media Division, Microsoft
February 4, 2004: How is the online music business progressing for a veteran licensee?
Guest: Peter Csathy, President, MusicMatch
February 2, 2004: Internet Telephony is starting to be a serious business and Voiceglo is one of the few public companies focused on the sector.
Guest: Chris Petrovic, Vice President, Voiceglo
January 30, 2004: Who is going to win the battle for Digital Media in your home; the PC guys of the CE guys?
Guest: Kurt Scherf, Senior Analyst, Parks Associates
January 29, 2004: Does it make sense for a small publicly owned company to pay a firm to provide investment research coverage?
Guest: John Dutton, CEO, J. M. Dutton & Associates
January 28, 2004: Parks Assoicates provides an analysis of the consumer VoIP market.
Guest: John Barrett, Analyst, Parks Associates
January 27, 2004: A forecast and analysis of the market for commercial broadcast digital radio.
Guest: Michelle Abraham, Market Analyst, In Stat MDR
January 23, 2004: Microsoft has new software to enable a new family of portable video and audio players.
Guest: Frank Barbieri, Group Product Manager, PortableDigital Media Player, Microsoft
January 22, 2004: Elliott has long been known for provocative predictions about the teleconferencing market.
Guest: Elliott Gold, President, Telespan
January 20, 2004: An analysis and forecast of the Video-Over-IP market.
Guest: Gerry Kaufhold, Principal Analyst, In Stat MDR
January 16, 2004: Real Networks launced a new version of its media player and a download music store.
Guest: Dave Williams, General Manager, Music Services, Real Networks
January 14, 2004: Intervoice enables consumers to talk to computers and websites.
Guest: Dave Brandenburg, CEO, Intervoice
January 12, 2004: How to avoid waiting for the telephone installer or cable guy.
Guest: Krish Panu, CEO, At Road
January 9, 2004: Matt tells us about a survey he did that attempts to estimate how much consumers will pay for digital music and conventional CDs.
Guest: Matt Kleinschmit, Vice President, Ipsos - Insight
January 8, 2004: Peter and Stan tell us about the new products and services introduced at MacWorld.
Guest: Peter Lowe and Stan Ng, Directors of Marketing - Consumer Software and iPod, Apple Computer
January 7, 2004: The Forrester analyst provides a forecast of the Voice-Over-IP market.
Guest: Lisa Pierce, Vice President, Forrester Research
January 5, 2004: This interview tells us how Real Networks has developed capabilities to get Digital and Streaming Media to mobile devices.
Guest: Ian Freed, Vice President, Carrier Solutions, Real Networks
December 31, 2003: NPD Group has done a survey of digital music consumers which provides insight into the ultimate market demand dynamics.
Guest: Russ Crupnick, Vice President, NPD Group
December 23, 2003: Kevin is an expert in IP telepony havng servec as FCC counsel for new technologies.
Guest: Kevin Werbach, CEO, Supernova
December 22, 2003: What do auidophiles think about new technologies such as online music distribution and DVD audio?
Guest: Jerry Del Calliano, CEO, AudioRevolution.com
December 19, 2003: What do market surveys indicate about the effectiveness of the RIAA anti-piracy lawsuits?
Guest: Gerry Philpott, CEO, ePoll
December 18, 2003: Imagine going to a bar where there is an Internet connected Jukebox with 130,000 tracks to play!
Guest: Robbie Vann-Adibe, CEO, eCast
December 16, 2003: Is desktop video conferencing really becoming economically and technically feasible? I think so!
Guest: Brad Treat, CEO, SightSpeed
December 13, 2003: Will Microsoft become the defacto standard for digital music downloads?
Guest: David Caulton, Group Product Manager, Digital Media Division, Microsoft
December 15, 2003: There are lots of music recommendation engines in use, but will SoundFlavor become the Google of the species?
Guest: Pete Budlong, CEO, Siren Systems
December 12, 2003: Downloading music to cell phones is going to require much more effcient use of bandwidth and Chaoticom seems to have the answer.
Guest: Lucy McQuilken, CEO, Chaoticom
December 5, 2003: An analysis of the future market for DVD player and recording software in both the PC and consumer electronics appliance markets.
Guest: Raul Diaz, Vice President, Sales, InterVideo
December 1, 2003: This interview provides a discussion of how Microsoft views the future of PC-To-PC collaboration.
Guest: Anoop Gupta, Corporate Vice President, Microsoft
November 25, 2003: This is a fascinating discussion of how downloadable audio books are replacing books on tape.
Guest: Don Katz, CEO, Audible
November 24, 2003: CD Baby provides a way for independent performing artists to sell CDs of their music online.
Guest: Derek Sivers, Founder, CD Baby
November 21, 2003: Wainhouse outlines its future vision for the convergence of audio, video, and web conferencing.
Guest: Andrew Davis, Founder, Wainhouse Research
November 20, 2003: Vibe phone turns your PC into a Video Phone. It is great!
Guest: Brad Herrick, Vice President, Marketing, Vibe Phone
November 19, 2003: Chris talks about a new distribution deal with Best Buy and the decision of MSN to enter the online music market.
Guest: Chris Gladwin, Chief Operating Officer, MusicNow (Formerly FullAudio)
November 18, 2003: A discussion of the future for Broadband ISP services.
Guest: Bruce Leichtman, Founder, Leichtman Research Group
November 17, 2003: In-Stat analyst provides us his forecast and analysis of the streaming media market.
Guest: Gerry Kaufhold, Senior Analyst, In-Stat MDR
November 13, 2003: What is the market for a licensed online music service selling in the mp3 format?
Guest: Steve Grady, General Manager, eMusic
November 12, 2003: The new Napster seems to be off to a great start and Mike tells us his vision for the future.
Guest: Mike Bebel, General Manager, Napster
November 11, 2003: The future of Web Conferencing and Web Meetings
Guest: Subrah Iyar, CEO, WebEx
November 10, 2003: Real Music is announcing a new distribution pact with Comcast.
Guest: Sean Ryan, Manager of Real Music, Real Networks
November 6, 2003: Sean provides an analysis of the sales outlook for Consumer Electronics this Christmas.
Guest: Sean Wargo, Industry Analyst, Consumer Electronics Association
November 5, 2003: What does all the talk about a broadcast flag for digital television mean?
Guest: Jim Burger, Media Attorney, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
November 4, 2003: This analysis focuses on whether streaming media can be ad suupported or can be sold for a monthly fee.
Guest: Mike Goodman, Broadband & Mobile Entertainment Analyst, Yankee Group
November 3, 2003: This interview provides an opportunity to learn all about the iTunes digital music store for Windows.
Guest: Peter Lowe, iTunes Music Store, Apple Computer
October 30, 2003: Kevin tells independent labels and artists how they can get their content on the new digital music services.
Guest: Kevin Arnold, President, Independent Online Distribution Alliance
October 29, 2006: An analysis of how Voice-Over-IP technology will change the World of telecommunications.
Guest: Neal Shact, CEO, Communitech
October 28, 2003: This interview describes how a small independent record label is dealing with the forces of the Internet and the bigger competitors.
Guest: Al McCree, CEO, Altissimo Records
October 23, 2003: Telestream uses IP to transport high-quality video for the broadcast, post-production, and advertising markets.
Guest: Dan Castles, CEO, Telestream
October 22, 2003: Snapstream software lets you turn your PC into a TiVo while also letting you use it as a general purpose computer.
Guest: Rakesh Agrawal, CEO, SnapStream
October 21, 2003: Collaborative Strategies shares their analysis of the future for video, audio, and web conferencing.
Guest: Lewis Ward, Analyst, Collaborative Strategies
October 20, 2003: Lou tells us how the technology his company povides will enable our PCs to synch-up with playback devices around the home and even in our cars.
Guest: Lou Hughes, CEO, Simple Devices
October 16, 2003: This interview provides hard data on how P2P file sharers have reacted to the RIAA lawsuits and their attitudes toward the concept of paying for digital downloads.
Guest: Doug Adams, Vice President, InsightExpress
October 15, 2003: A discussion by a prominent IP attorney of an alarming copyright infringment case
Guest: Jim Burger, Attorney, Dow, Lohnes, & Albertson
October 14, 2003: A survey of consumer reactions to the RIAA lawsuits last month.
Guest: Warren Kurtzman, Vice President, Coleman
October 13, 2003: A rank order rating of the six legitimate online music services: Rhapsody, Napster, MusicMatch, BuyMusic.com, iTunes, and Full Audio
Guest: Brad Hill, Author, The Digital Songstream
October 10, 2003: Sean explains why the digital music business at Real has been growing rapidly in recent weeks and what we can expect in the future.
Guest: Sean Ryan, Director of Digital Music, RealNetworks
October 9, 2009: A discussion of emerging Digital Media developments.
Guest: Rick Doherty, CEO, Envisioneering Group
October 3, 2003: MovieLink sells recent-release motion pictures from leading studios in a downloadable format over the Internet.
Guest: Jim Ramo, CEO, MovieLink
October 2, 2003: The potentialities of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) for two-way rich media communications.
Guest: Ben Morris, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Mitel Knowledge
October 1, 2003: With one mouse click, subscirbers to the Glance service can exhibit whatever is on their PC screens to others remotely over the Internet.
Guest: Rich Baker, Co-Founder, Glance Networks
September 30, 2003: Everybody can have their own Internet radio station at Live365.com.
Guest: Rags Gupta, Acting CEO, Live365.com
September 29, 2003: An important launch of a digital download music service for Windows PCs.
Guest: Dennis Mudd, CEO, MusicMatch
September 26, 2003: A market research analyst shares the results of his survey of digital music users.
Guest: John Barrett, Analyst, Parks Associates
September 25, 2003: A look at the emerging market for DVD burning.
Guest: Bob Doris, CEO, Sonic Solutions
September 24, 2003: An in-depth look at digital music by the author of "Burning Down The House".
Guest: Elliot Van Buskirk, Author,
September 23, 2003: In this interview the authors of "Dungeons & Dreamers" discuss the culture and future of video gaming.
Guest: John Borland & Brad King, Authors,
September 22, 2003: An examination of the market for devices that will transport digital media from your PC to yout TV or stereo.
Guest: Bill Loesch, Vice President, Pinnacle Systems
September 19, 2003: BigChampagne does a fascinating job of measuring, in detail, the traffic on P2P networks like Kazaa.
Guest: Eric Garland, CEO, BigChampagne.com
September 18, 2003: Loudeye is believed to have the largest digital music archive in the World.
Guest: Jeff Cavins, CEO, Loudeye
September 17, 2003: Learn about the market opportunity for devices that will take digital media from your PC to your TV or stereo.
Guest: Perry Ralph, Product Manager - Digital Media Receiver, Hewlett-Packard
September 16, 2003: More discussion of
Guest: Pankaj Maglik, CEO, Aruba Wireless Networks
September 15, 2003: A discussion of "Industrial Strength" wireless networks for the enterprise.
Guest: Jim Flach, CEO, Trapeze Networks
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