Ely Greenfield, Flex architect, David Wadhwani, vice president of Flex Product Line, and Mike Chambers, senior product manager, developer relations, walk to the whiteboard and give us a look at Adobe Flash’s architecture and give further details about what is [See the full post…]

Ely Greenfield, Flex architect, David Wadhwani, vice president of Flex Product Line, sit down with me for a little announcement: Adobe is taking Flex open source. Here Ely and David explain what moving Flex to Open Source means for developers.

For most of us, connecting technology systems is a bit outside our normal capacity. That’s why there are home automation dealers and integrators who can connect separate technologies in the home into a single automated system. Like other tech specialists, [See the full post…]

Krishna Vedati, CEO, and Srinivas Mandyam, CTO of Plusmo, show me how their mobile portal lets you get a variety of services delivered right to your phone.

Krishna Vedati, CEO, and Srinivas Mandyam, CTO of Plusmo tell me all about their mobile phone portal where you can get live sports scores and more.

After 18 years designing and managing next-generation telecomm networks at AT&T, Frucall‘s CEO Dr. Behzad Nadji is allowing the modern shopper to wage a price war with the all-powerful cell phone. With the Frucall service, when shoppers see a product [See the full post…]

In this week’s ConnectCast, Rocky Mountain Voices‘ Cydni Tetro and Connect Magazine Executive Editor Colin Kelly discuss the top stories of the week from a Rocky Mountain perspective. The conversation includes a look at the Utah companies that made the [See the full post…]

I have a conversation with Brad Meador, VP of operations, for ClearContext, which helps you prioritize and triage your email. Great for people who have thousands of things in their inbox and are losing track of their most important emails. [See the full post…]

Michael Ranerei, CEO of MeeVee, shows off how to use MeeVee to search for your favorite TV shows and watch them right on the Web.

MeeVee is a new video search portal where you can find your favorite TV shows on the Web. Search for “Lost,” for instance, and MeeVee will take you right there. Here we meet and talk with Michael Ranerei, CEO, Shampa [See the full post…]

Here Konstantin Guericke, CEO of Jaxtr, talks with me about his new service, named Jaxtr, which lets you integrate your phone into a variety of services like MySpace or your blog through a widget.

Don’t miss this one, Electric Rain has a killer presentation application called “Standout,” and here we present just the highlights.

Mike Soucie, president and CEO of Electric Rain, talks with me about their breakout application, Standout, which gives presentation professionals an innovative new way to bring their ideas to audiences. We start out by talking about his business, Electric Rain, [See the full post…]

Recently I was in Salt Lake City, Utah, and met with John Yoon, vice president of marketing at Control4, a firm that builds home automation systems. These systems do things like dim the lights when you turn on your home [See the full post…]

Rebecca South, president of Domes for the World, explains how her non-profit is using unique building technology to built very inexpensive and durable structures for third-world countries. But, we talk about how she got into the dome-building business (her dad [See the full post…]

Mike Blackwell, CEO of Share2Me, demonstrates how to use his service to send videos and other things to friends and family.

Share2Me lets you share videos and other things on the Internet with your friends through email. In this interview Michael Blackwell, CEO of Share2Me, shares his company’s approach to sharing with me.

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.

At the end of the Human Genome Project, researcher Niroshan Ramachandran, at the Harvard Institute of Proteomics, opened the door into a much bigger challenge: isolating and measuring the interactions between individual proteins inside DNA. This science, or Proteomics, holds [See the full post…]

Politic 2.0 is a new Utah-based Web 2.0 tech startup that is mashing up wiki’s, blogs, blog search, live video streaming and in-person and in-the-field question, ranking and commenting tools. The system supports the popular town hall model but extends [See the full post…]

vSpring Capital‘s Dennis Wood talks with Cydni Tetro and Brad Baldwin about The v100 for 2007. From a base of more than 8,000 names, the peer-selection process identified the top 100 entrepreneurs most likely to lead a successful venture in [See the full post…]

Forbes Magazine has rated 3 of the top 11 Best Places for Business and Careers in the Rockies. Provo, Utah (#2), Boise, Idaho (#3), and Ogden, Utah (#11). While Provo and Boise have seen lots of press over the last [See the full post…]

Is the internet a haven for higher consciousness? First there were the flower children, then there were the computer geeks, then the Internet changed everything…. WIE‘s executive editor Carter Phipps speaks about digital utopian dreams, and the future of human [See the full post…]