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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
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