Denise Howell’s blog, Bag and Baggage, highlights legal and policy issues affecting podcasting and Internet governance in general. An appellate, intellectual property and technology lawyer, she takes this podcast opportunity to discuss net neutrality, Creative Commons, copyright issues, and [See the full post…]

“What would you want to give to your audience?” asked Charlene Li of companies who are using blogging as a marketing tool. The Forrester Research analyst spoke on a panel about corporate blogging at the AlwaysOn Stanford Summit on the [See the full post…]

The legendary Steve Wozniak participated in the final session at this year’s AlwaysOn Innovation Summit in Palo Alto, CA. The Woz shared his wisdom with the audience, touching on topics including the creation of Apple DOS, open-source and the Apple [See the full post…]

At AlwaysOn 2006 in Palo Alto, CA, Hjalmar Windbladh, CEO of RebTel.com tells PodTech’s Michael Johnson about the new decentralized method of calling international long distance on your mobile phone.

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MENLO PARK, July 26, 2006 (PodTech News) –“It’s going to be advertising,” said YouTube CEO Chad Hurley said, when asked how he was going to make his company profitable, though he stressed any additional ads on YouTube will not disrupt [See the full post…]

Afterhours conversation with Pete Blackshaw from Neilsen Buzzmetric, Tony Perkins, Sanjeev from HP, Jordan Greenhall from Divx, Alex Laats from Podzinger, and PodTech.net’s John Furrier.

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Tony Perkins talks with PodTech Founder and CEO John Furrier about his latest venture and the future of media. Tony a seasoned media executive and entrepreneur launched his latest online media brand three years ago called AlwaysOn. Since then [See the full post…]