Here my editor, Rocky, picks out the best of the interview and demo that I did with Tod Sacerdoti, founder of Brightroll, where he discusses his advertising network’s approach to video advertising.

Tod Sacerdoti, founder and CEO of Brightroll — an advertising distribution network — shows off the latest advertising for video and Web 2.0 sites.

Web 2.0 and Internet video are forcing changes to how advertising is done. Here, Tod Sacerdoti, founder of Brightroll, discusses his firm’s philosphy and talks about what’s happening to advertising on the Web.

This is a departure from my usual tech-focused videos. In Phoenix, Ariz., at an entrepreneurs’ conference, I met Lon Safko who told me about his business, PaperModels, Inc.. You’ll find this business to be really incredible. He makes money without [See the full post…]

Today Adobe is shipping its CS3 Suite of developer and design tools, so I headed up to Adobe to get several interviews with product teams. Here you meet Rich Galvan, technical product manager for Flash, where we sit down and [See the full post…]

Here’s the highlights of the three interviews I did at Adobe last week to learn more about some of the parts of Adobe’s CS3 suite. Featured here are Flash, Dreamweaver, and Apollo.

To celebrate Adobe shipping its CS3 Suite I sat down with Kenneth Berger, product manager of Adobe’s Dreamweaver and learn all about the latest in that tool. We talk about all sorts of stuff. Accessibility. Standards. Database integration. And much [See the full post…]

The hottest new thing on the Internet is Rich Internet Applications. These are like Web sites except they work offline and have a much richer user experience than is possible with HTML. Adobe is one of the companies that is [See the full post…]

Nexidia‘s senior vice president of media shows us how its system takes video, indexes it, makes it searchable, and also makes it possible to bring contextual advertising and place it next to the video.

Drew Lanham, senior vice president of media at Nexidia, showed me a really interesting system that makes video searchable on the Internet. Then, his prototype uses that text and puts contextual advertising next to the video.

Enterprises (big companies) need to look at relationships all the time to figure out who to talk with. Coleman Barney, president and CEO of Cogito, Inc., talks to me about how they look at relationship networks on the Web. Cogito [See the full post…]

We sit down with Steve Chazin, VP of marketing at Adesso, and talk about what was behind the company’s decision to do its Tubes service, which lets you send files around securely to your friends, family, and the world.

Sssssshhhhhuuuuunnnnnnkkkkkkk… A new file has arrived in your Adesso Tube. Maybe that wacky senator is right, that the Internet is a series of tubes. Or make that Tubes. Check out this new service from Adesso as Steve Chazin, VP of [See the full post…]

Highlights from the interview and demo of TV Tonic, a service for Windows Media Center that lets you watch Internet video.

Michael Sprague, president of TV Tonic, demonstrates how to get video onto your Windows Media Center (which comes with most versions of Windows Vista).

TV Tonic is a service that lets you get Internet video shows onto your Windows Media Center (most versions of Windows Vista has it built in). Here we talk with Michael Sprague, president of TV Tonic, about that and about [See the full post…]

The Editor’s Choice is Rocky’s edited, shortened highlights from the interview and demo that Diana Cartwright, senior director of Seagate’s branded solutions group, recently gave us, in which she showed off Seagate’s latest FreeAgent hard drives. Seagate generously sponsors the [See the full post…]

At CES in January, Seagate announced these new Free Agent hard drives but here we get another look at the drives now that they are shipping and you can buy them. Diana Cartwright, senior director of Seagate’s branded solutions group, [See the full post…]

We talk with Diana Cartwright, senior director of Seagate’s branded solutions group. Seagate generously sponsors the ScobleShow (no one else pays to get on here, so we really appreciate the ability to do what we’re doing) and I thought it [See the full post…]

When I visited Geneva, Switzerland to speak at the LIFT Conference, Laurent Haug, planner of the conference, invited Maryam and me on a tour of one of Switzerland’s most famous watch makers: Franck Muller. Here, you get a little taste [See the full post…]

Just the best stuff from Digipede‘s interviews and demos where they talk about how easy it is to build an application that uses a grid architecture with the Digipede Network. This is a great video for developers and CTO types.

Daniel Ciruli, director of products at Digipede, demonstrates how to build a grid architecture using the Digipede Network and Visual Studio. This video will be of interest mainly to developers and CTO types.

John Powers, president and CEO of Digipede Technologies, and Robert Anderson, Digipede’s CTO, talk with me about how they are enabling .NET developers to build grid computing architectures. This lets developers on Windows get incredible scale across many machines. This [See the full post…]

Here’s a demo of Weblo.com, a virtual world where you can buy and trade cities, countries, properties, domains, and other things. It’s fun and potentially profitable.

Rocky Mirza, founder and CEO of Weblo.com, tells me about his new virtual world where people can buy and sell real estate, corporations and domains: all virtually. It’s fun and you can make some dough (or spend it to buy [See the full post…]