Listen to Salim Ismail, CEO of Confabb, discuss the Web’s newest business — built without a single investment dollar being spent. It’s a site that conference attendees, speakers, and planners will find useful. Check out the demo. Click here for [See the full post…]

Gary Flake, distinguished engineer at Microsoft, gives us a tour around a new 3D photo experience that amazed attendees at the O’Reilly Web 2.0 Summit yesterday when it was demonstrated. Several people came up to me afterward and said it [See the full post…]

Jeff Kearl recently changed roles from chief marketing officer to chief strategy officer at Logoworks. The company is ranked at 66 on Inc. Magazine‘s “Inc. 500 List” of the fastest growing companies. Jeff describes Logoworks’ plan for growth — the [See the full post…]

Cydni Tetro, vice president for NextPage, reports that even if organizations have document retention policies, fewer than 30 percent can enforce them at the desktop level. Cydni discusses why public and regulated organizations need to provide support to their mobile [See the full post…]

Kevin Schofield is the guy responsible for moving technologies out of Microsoft Research (MSR) and into Microsoft’s product. We don’t talk much about that on this tour but because he knows everyone we get an in-depth look at three of [See the full post…]

An overflow crowd waits for the Eric Schmidt Web 2.0 keynote. At $3,500 per conference attendee, and a full plate of sponsors, it looks like they made some serious bank. Speaking of bank, the Google CEO denies rumors of $500 [See the full post…]

An overflow crowd waits for the Eric Schmidt Web 2.0 keynote. At $3,500 per conference attendee, and a full plate of sponsors, it looks like they made some serious bank. Speaking of bank, the Google CEO denies rumors of $500 [See the full post…]

Take one URL that costs $100,000, 250 servers, a room full of PhD’s, a hot visual search technology (this is the team that built the groundbreaking Riya face detection technology) and add some keen insights from users and you get [See the full post…]

Here Riya‘s CEO, Munjal Shah, demonstrates Riya’s new visual search engine: Like.com. This is an interesting new search engine unlike any you’ve ever seen before. Just type “red strappy shoes” into the interface and you’ll see this experience is much [See the full post…]

Greg Butterfield is chairman, president and CEO of Utah-based Altiris. Altiris was the first successful enterprise technology company IPO in the US after 9/11. Today, the company’s annual sales are over $200 million. Butterfield discusses his his 10 principles of [See the full post…]

Finding stuff you want to listen to in podcasts and audio files can be frustratingly hard. Why should you listen to an ESPN report when all you want to hear is how Tiger Woods did over the weekend? Well, Pluggd [See the full post…]

Sit down with Pluggd‘s CEO, Alex Castro, and hear his plans for making Internet audiocasts easier to find and consume. Click here for transcript.

“Every brand is a distribution channel,” says Kevin Townsend. It’s been a long time since digital media meant special effects. Townsend was at Industrial Light and Magic when it produced Jurassic Park. Now, his company, Science + Fiction, is helping [See the full post…]

The emergence of the digital lifestyle will be discussed at UC Berkeley’s 2nd annual Digital Media Conference. PodTech’s John Furrier spoke with UC Berkeley students Nate Anthony and April Underwood about the November 18th event. Click here for transcript.

Dan Primack of PE Week is launching a new blog called PEHub. This is a great move. I’ve been talking to Dan about blogging for some time and so has Jeff Clavier. Dan has a ton of talent and I’m [See the full post…]

Here’s the third and last segment of our walk with Thomas Hawk around a Half Moon Bay pumpkin patch. It starts out with us almost getting kicked out of the store for filming. Lots of fun. Later you meet David [See the full post…]

Victor Owuor, Stellent‘s product manager for Universal Records Management, discusses the new emphasis from senior management on records management and industry trends. This podcast is brought to you by NextPage and ARMA. Click here for transcript.

Recall Corporation is a leading document management outsourcing service with over 270 office locations and 78,000 customers. Russell Skinner discusses Recall’s new RFID solution that offers accuracy and speed advantages. Russell Skinner is the vice president of global business integration [See the full post…]

FileNet‘s recent acquisition by IBM continues the document management acquisition trend. Craig Rhinehart, vice president of compliance products, talks about FileNet’s products in the compliance and records management space. And he talks about how it forces you to understand the [See the full post…]

Meridio has a deep integration and strategy built on the Microsoft platform. Becky Thomas, senior vice president of North American operations, discusses the importance of picking a platform that delivers solutions in the future, even with the current market consolidation. [See the full post…]

Eric Olsen talks about the introduction of the Kodak i1860 high productivity high production scanner as well as other products introduced in 2006. Eric shares with us the trends in the marketplace including file format, scanning technology and distributed vs. [See the full post…]

Half Moon Bay in California (just a few miles from Silicon Valley) is famous for pumpkins. Thomas and I got lucky with the light and scenery and he made more than 500 images in a little more than an hour, [See the full post…]

Thomas Hawk starts off a day of shooting in Half Moon Bay by cleaning his sensor on his Canon 5D. Over the next few days you’ll see the rest of Photowalking with Thomas Hawk and discover how he made 60 [See the full post…]

Launched today, George Zachary talks about Charles River Ventures‘ QuickStart program, a seed funding program to jumpstart “capital lite” companies. He talks about the benefits to entrepreneurs, why it’s good timing for the current landscape, and why he is excited [See the full post…]

George Zachary of Charles River Ventures speaks with PodTech Founder John Furrier about CRV QuickStart, a new, innovative program the VC firm launched today. QuickStart offers loans of up to $250,000 to entrepreneurs to get their businesses started. Why? It’s [See the full post…]