The news is already way, way out there about Jeremiah Owyang joining us as director of corporate media strategy. Jeremiah writes a great post about it here. Jeremiah will bring and apply invaluable expertise to our customers. He will start [See the full post…]

Yay! We’re announcing the date for the Second Annual Vloggies – as a big heads up. The industry will evolve so much within one year, and once again, we will ask the community for their input in how most effectively [See the full post…]

We’re really happy to post the official list of The Vloggies winners announced on Saturday night. Many congratulations to Alive in Baghdad, which won six awards including Favorite Vlog, Favorite Group Blog, Favorite Political Vlog, and Favorite Interview Vlog. Alive [See the full post…]

The Vloggies first annual videoblog awards night made its debut in San Franscisco. The net paparazzi were out in force. PodTech, along with other videobloggers, has extensive coverage of the night. We will release that content shortly, but here is [See the full post…]

Jason Calacanis, as we all know, is a very passionate guy, but not only about media and tech. He’s been talking for a while about “media philanthropy” and what he wants to do for kids and a school dear to [See the full post…]

Well everyone, welcome to a new PodTech.net! It’s been a hectic few months, could you tell? We’ve been building out a platform to support video. Robert Scoble joined our team. We’ve been reorganizing our content. We hired a bunch of [See the full post…]

At BlogCamp India in Chennai this past weekend, Robert Scoble spoke to a spirited crowd of Indian bloggers, who came from all over India to converge upon a weekend-long hub of activity, ideas and passionate people. After a few initial [See the full post…]

Here is your chance to preview some of the content for the soon-to-be-launched PodTech India channel. PodTech India is dedicated to on-the-ground coverage of ideas, trends, and people involved in the Indian technology industry. PodTech India gives you direct access [See the full post…]

Robert Scoble is the September 4, 2006 interview on Marketing Voices and his passion for blogging is infectious! Scoble delves into the power of word of mouth, links, the world of Google and all the ways that a corporation can [See the full post…]

Lots of companies ask PodTech how to make podcasts work most effectively for them. Greg Ness from Blue Lane Technologies on the August 28 Marketing Voices describes what he did to make the Master of IT series successful for Juniper. [See the full post…]

I have spent more than two decades in technology marketing and have always been a big believer in candor and transparency with the “market”. As a General Manager at Regis McKenna in the 1980s and then later as a Marketing [See the full post…]

We’re kicking off a new interview series here at PodTech News, Web 2.0 Voices, and we’d love your ideas. Which companies are on your list of the Web 2.0 firms to watch? Who are the people behind the hot new [See the full post…]

Audio and video content is coming to mobile phones — although a new L.A. Times/Bloomberg Poll that Dennis Haarsager points to in his Technology360 blog suggests that the always-on generation isn’t so enthusiastic about getting audio and video content on [See the full post…]

The Entertainment Software Association has announced that it is “scaling down” the E3 Expo, which was the largest game trade show in the country. The ESA wants the event to be more “personal.” Exactly what does that mean, you ask? [See the full post…]

Back in the Wild Wild West days of the Net (remember when it was called the “information superhighway”?), most individual contributors to the web were middle aged white males. Fast forward a decade later, and with the advent of free [See the full post…]

So Hitwise is reporting that del.icio.us traffic has doubled since the end of last year, which is quite impressive given the (apparently) low promotional support it has received from Yahoo since being acquired. The Hitwise report also highlights the valuable [See the full post…]

Critics, enthusiasts, and followers of social media have often pointed out social media’s lower barriers to entry compared to traditional media—it is precisely these lower barriers to entry that have made social media tools a compelling vehicle for educational technology. [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…]

SUNNYVALE, August 4, 2006 (PodTech News) – Yahoo, Inc. jumped on the corporate blogging bandwagon Wednesday with the launch of an official mouthpiece called Yodel Anecdotal. The title of the blog’s first post, “Yet Another Self-Serving Corporate Blog!” pokes fun [See the full post…]

SAN JOSE, July 31, 2006 (PodTech News) – More than 700 people attended BlogHer 2006, the second annual conference of women bloggers, held this past weekend in San Jose. According to a recent study published by the Pew Internet and [See the full post…]

Kaboodle nets an A round of funding. I happy about this because I had the pleasure of interviewing Manish Chandra on PodTech Podcast in February at my good friends Mike Arrington’s house. Manish is a nice guy and student of [See the full post…]

WiFi on the plane. One word ‘awesome’. I’m sitting here at 35,o00 feet and I’m surrounded by the professional gamers from Europe. Intel and SAS have teamed up to provide WiFi on this flight to NY where the top European [See the full post…]