Sister Judith Zoebelein, editorial director of the Holy See, runs the team that builds the Vatican‘s Website. We have a fun talk at the recent LIFT conference, where we discuss the challenges of building a site for one of the [See the full post…]

Nicole Simon is the German blogger we see most often at various conferences around the world. She’s a geek — and more — and here we get to know her a little bit better, and hear why she does so [See the full post…]

Here we get an exclusive first look, from the floor of the LIFT conference that happened last week in Geneva, Switzerland, to UrbanSeeder, which is a unique social networking application. Maya started it to meet people and to get out [See the full post…]

Ben Segal and Jean-Francois Groff give me a tour around CERN where we get a look at the computer that hosted the first Web service, visit Tim Berners-Lee’s office (the door was locked, unfortunately, but it’s still fun), and get [See the full post…]

See how Gigavox‘s new system helps make professional podcasting easy.

Meet Doug Kaye, the voice behind Gigavox Audio Lite, a new system for podcasters to manage their media, and IT Conversations (one of our favorite tech podcasts).

vSpring‘s Dennis Wood speaks with ContentWatch President and CEO Jack Sunderlage, about his participation in some of Utah’s most important economic development initiatives, including the Utah Technology Council, the Utah Partnership for Education, The World Trade Center Utah, and Utah [See the full post…]

Krugle is a search engine just for developers. Here, Ken Krugler, CTO of Krugle, demonstrates it for you.

Ken Krugler, CTO, tells me all about the Krugle search engine for developers.

Gary Swart, CEO of ODesk, shows you how it will help you either get hired, or hire someone else.

Meet two managers behind ODesk: Gary Swart, CEO, and Brian Goler, VP of marketing, and hear how ODesk is turning the world of work on its head.

PodTech CEO and Founder John Furrier spotted a real-life legend milling around at DEMO 07. Jean-Louis Gassée has played important roles at Hewlett-Packard and Apple Computer, he’s a blogger (you can test your French), and he confesses here that this [See the full post…]

This is a bit different today. It’s not about Web 2.0, or startups, or computer science. Instead we take a look inside the industry of home building with CleverHomes Founder Toby Long. Toby is an architect, but one that is [See the full post…]

PodTech Founder and CEO John Furrier gave the closing keynote at Brave New Web this week in Boston. Allen Stern was there, and got this bootleg of the talk. Photo: Doc Searls via Flickr/Creative Commons

Platforms are validated as partners develop solutions. Control4 invited a number of their key partners to display and show their solutions at CES. The solutions enhance and extend the lighting, climate, audio/visual, and security benefits. From Somfy‘s solutions to manage [See the full post…]

Thomas Hawk and about 25 others spent a fun day taking photos in Sacramento, Calif. at the California State Railroad Museum. Here’s part II.

One of the companies with something big to announce at DEMO 07 was ThePort, which premiered Blerts. Here, PodTech Founder John Furrier talks with ThePort Network CEO and Chairman Robert Cramer about the future of social media. Photo: Rob Lee [See the full post…]

Thomas Hawk and about 25 others spent a fun day taking photos in Sacramento, Calif. at the California State Railroad Museum. Here’s part I, Part II coming tomorrow.

What do a bunch of elite venture capital folks do after a long day at DEMO 07 in Palm Desert, Calif.? They pile into a cab to have a chat about the day’s highlights. Here, PodTech Founder and CEO John [See the full post…]

Utah venture capital and angel investment success is not limited to the Salt Lake Valley. Focusing on matching up investors and early-stage entrepreneurs, Utah Valley Entrepreneurial Forum chairman Steve Grizzell discusses UVEF’s origins and successes. A 20-year veteran in entrepreneurship, [See the full post…]

As we were getting a tour around the Stanford Linear Accelerator with Bebo White we dropped in on the office of Paul Kunz, who developed the first Web site in the United States to have a chat.

Bebo White, who was on the team that built the first U.S. Web site at the Stanford Linear Accelerator (SLAC), gives us a tour around SLAC’s visitor center and gives us a little lesson in particle physics.

My friend, Shel Israel, and I visited the team that built the first U.S. Web Site at the Stanford Linear Accelerator. Here we have a fun discussion about those early days. Thanks to Bebo White who is one of those [See the full post…]

Ron Gutman, CEO of Wellsphere, shows how his service can help you get off the couch and find an exercise group or facility that’ll help keep you motivated about living a healthier lifestyle.

Many geeks, including myself, don’t exercise enough and Wellsphere‘s CEO, Ron Gutman, has a service that could help keep us motivated by helping us find other people and facilities to work out in. Here we talk about Wellsphere and life.