Sexerati is a look at the future of smart sex. I sit down with Melissa Gira, the founder and editor Sexerati, who gives me a peek into what this future might look like. Sexerati is a blog, a video podcast [See the full post…]

Al Saracevic is the deputy business editor at the San Francisco Chronicle. I caught up Mr. Saracevic at a recent conference on innovation journalism at Stanford university. In this segment, he is on a panel and talks about the Silicon [See the full post…]

Here Rocky Barbanica, my amazing editor, picks the highlights of the interview and demo I did with Mixercast‘s CEO, Jennifer Cooper.

MixerCast’s CEO, Jennifer Cooper, demonstrates how to use Mixercast to build new “media stories” that include photography, music, photos, and other media. Here we mix up an interview and get a demo of Mixercast too.

Here you meet Renat Khasanshyn, founder and CEO of Apatar, and we have a chat about the changes that are coming to enterprise systems thanks to Web 2.0.

Apatar is a way to move data between third party applications and existing enterprise systems. Renat Khasanshyn, founder and CEO of Apatar, demonstrates his system here.

Regional Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year Award winners were announced for this year, including our friend Thomas D. Dickson for K-TEC/Blendtec, you might remember him from the www.willitblend.com campaign, Amy Rees Lewis for her work with MediConnect Global, [See the full post…]

Phil Myers is the President of Pragmatic Marketing, the industry standard for technology product management and marketing. Pragmatic Marketing teaches a practical, market-driven approach to creating and delivering technology products. 90 percent of 40,000+ alumni indicate the training essential or [See the full post…]

In the second part of the Apple WWDC 2007 Steve Jobs keynote, we get more demos of Leopard (OS X 10.5), including Core Animation, BootCamp, Time Machine and iChat, as well as showing Safari for Windows, and apps for the [See the full post…]

In part 1 of the Apple WWDC 2007 Steve Jobs Keynote, Electronic Arts and ID Software showed new games and a commitment to the Macintosh OS X platform. Note: Due to technical issues, this podcast is not up to PodTech [See the full post…]

The valley venture capitalists thought they brought their A-game in this historic 1st Annual Labor vs. Capital Dodgeball Tournament. But the tournament ended up being hard-fought, as the laborers from Google, Ustream, jaxtr, BitTorrent and elsewhere showed up ready to [See the full post…]

The Apple WWDC 2007 keynote with Steve Jobs is this Monday, June 11 at Moscone Center in San Francisco. Be sure to come to PodTech where, as like last year, you can start listening to the Apple WWDC Steve Jobs [See the full post…]

We meet Bambi George, communications technology manager, and Justin Goldsborough, communications specialist at Applebees International. I met up with them at BEA’s Connect event in Atlanta and have a nice chat with them about how the intranet they are building [See the full post…]

Adrian McDermott, vice president of Engineering at BEA Systems, demonstrates two new Web 2.0 focused products. Ensemble and Pathways. Both are interesting examples of how Web 2.0 based concepts like mashups and tagging are making its way into the enterprise.

You’ve probably used BEA’s technology and not even known it. For instance, if you check your bank accounts online, most likely you’ve used a BEA system. I wanted to learn more about what BEA is doing, so I headed to [See the full post…]

Eduardo Chiocconi, product manager, BEA Systems, talks with me about the latest in BEA’s business process management initiatives at the BEA Connect event in Atlanta.

I met Frank Braski, manager of Aflac’s high performance workplace initiatives at the BEA Participate conference and he gives me a rundown on what Aflac (one of the world’s largest insurance companies) is trying to do with its IT initiatives.

Danny Kolke, CEO of Etelos, talks about what Etelos is trying to do for office workers with services like CRM for Google.

Etelos is building a suite of office applications that bring salesforce productivity and marketing applications to your browser. They call it CRM for Google and Danny Kolke, CEO of Etelos, demonstrates it for the camera.

Drobo is an amazing device. It lets you add new hard drives live, without powering down your computer. It makes sure your data is always safely stored across multiple hard drives. And more. You have to see this thing work [See the full post…]

Drobo is a data robot, it makes using multiple hard drives safe and easy – far easier than RAID or other solutions. Here, I talk with Jim Schaff, director of marketing, and Geoff Barrall, CEO and co-founder of Data Robotics, [See the full post…]

John Fowler, executive vice president at Sun Microsystems, invited us over for a press conference where they announced their new blade server 6200 series (servers for the data center). Here’s first look at these new servers. Here’s the highlights of [See the full post…]

Several stories this week caught our attention: Footnote.com added three million Revolutionary War pension files, thanks to a deal with FamilySearch (Footnote.com currently adds about 2 million documents each month from the National Archives.); Overstock.com, this week, had a California [See the full post…]

What do you get when you throw a productive photographer into a show with 2,000 machines? Sheer chaos, that’s what. Oh, and some great photos! Come along for Half Moon Bay’s Dream Machines show, where you follow Thomas Hawk along [See the full post…]

Cisco’s VP of Mobility Solutions, Alan Cohen, and Zeus Kerravala, senior VP for Enterprise Research with Yankee Group, talked about Cisco’s vision for the Unified Wireless Network, and about the mobility landscape, with PodTech’s Catherine Girardeau, at Interop Las Vegas [See the full post…]