Nick Baum, product manager on the Google Reader team, demonstrates Google Reader and gives us several key tips. Here are a few: Use the “J” key to go to the next feed item. “K” to go back. “U” makes the [See the full post…]

Nick Baum, product manager on the Google Reader team, and Jason Shellen, new business development manager at Google, sit down with me in front of the Google Master Plan 2.0 to talk about Google’s news aggregator (that’s how I read [See the full post…]

Alex Iskold – a big PodTech fan and an exciting entrepreneur – caught up with PodTech CEO John Furrier at the evening event prior to Demo, in Los Angeles. Alex talked about his new company, as well as Web 2.0 [See the full post…]

Zaw Thet, CEO of 4Info, gives us a tour of the kinds of things you can do with a cell phone and 4Info. Click here for transcript.

Zaw Thet, CEO at 4Info, is doing some remarkable things for cell phones. Yeah, you can use 4Info to search from your phone, but 4Info is so much more. Their advertising can be seen on the front page of the [See the full post…]

Dr. Jim Kajiya, distinguished engineer and a general manager at Microsoft Research discusses his Utah Technology Council‘s 2006 Hall of Fame induction. He talks about solving problems from transforming computer processor and memory design to creating programmable matter and downloadable [See the full post…]

Steve Ballmer, spoke at the UTC Hall of Fame, where Dr. Jim Kajiya of Microsoft Research was an inductee. Steve spoke about what the technology world will look like over the next ten years, how Microsoft keeps their competitive edge [See the full post…]

Fourteen-year veteran at Microsoft, Chris Weber, vice president in charge of the Western Region partner and enterprise group, talks about the strength of the partner network, the sales and marketing activities over the next 12 months for Vista and Office [See the full post…]

Mike Arrington at TechCrunch says he uses BlueDot instead of other bookmarking for social Website sharing services. So, I headed up to Seattle to find out what was behind this innovative company. You’ll meet the entire team, get a demo, [See the full post…]

Julie Gable, president of Gable Consulting, is recognized for her expertise on issues related to regulations and compliance. Julie is also the associate editor of Information Management Journal. We were able to catch up with Julie on the vendor floor [See the full post…]

With OpenText‘s recent acquisition of Hummingbird, it continues to add products and service to strengthen its enterprise content management position. Bill Forquer, executive vice president of compliance solutions, joined OpenText through an acquisition 8 years ago. He brings his direct [See the full post…]

Dr. Dinesh Patel describes himself humbly as a “big fish in a small pond.” The managing director and founding partner of Salt Lake City-based vSpring Capital, he talks with us about his induction into the Utah Technology Council Hall of [See the full post…]

Judge Shira Scheindlin oversaw and ruled in the now famous Zubulake vs. UBS Warburg case, which set a key precedent for e-discovery. Judge Scheindlin answers questions posed by ARMA International President Susan Thomas. This podcast is brought to you by [See the full post…]

Heidi Roizen is the managing director of Mobius Venture Capital and chairman-elect of the National Venture Capital Association. And since she’s an entrepreneur and also a true Silicon Valley native, she has a unique perspective on the pc revolution. She [See the full post…]

This past summer, MDY was acquired by CA. Galina Datskovsky was CEO of the 70-person company when it was bought. Here she talks about the acquisition, as well as e-mail archiving, destruction and retention. Incidentally, CA MDY was a sponsor [See the full post…]

Did you know that the Microsoft Records Management Team Blog is one of the top Microsoft blogs, with thousands of visitors a day? Tina Torres spoke with us at the ARMA International Conference in San Antonio, Texas, to discuss what [See the full post…]

Richard Reese is CEO of Iron Mountain, a $2 billion records management and data protection company. He spoke with us at the ARMA International Conference in San Antonio, Texas, about his company’s collaboration with Microsoft on Office 2007, as well [See the full post…]

Microsoft’s iPod competitor, Zune, will be released on November 14. Matt Jubelirer is product manager for the Zune project. We spoke with him to get an in-depth look at Zune. Click here for transcript.

As a former Enron executive and author of “Confessions of an Enron Executive: A Whistleblower’s Story,” Lynn Brewer was the perfect person to talk with on the day that Jeffrey Skilling was sentenced to 24 years in a federal prison [See the full post…]

Cisco yesterday announced the TelePresence 3000 but last week Robert Scoble got to attend a demo of the system with his camera. This is a new kind of videoconferencing room, one where you feel you’re actually in the same room [See the full post…]

Olivier Garbe, founder and CEO of Winnov, demonstrates its new CBox 3, which lets you build educational experiences on the Web. Really unique video camera and room recording system.

Here is the demo that AOL gave live in Santa Clara when they announced that they are opening up APIs for their ‘crown jewel’ AIM Instant Messenger. In a previous video AOL execs talked with PodTech’s CEO John Furrier in [See the full post…]

AOL’s Stephen Benedict announced today at the WebGuild.org annual conference that AOL is opening up APIs for their ‘crown jewel’ AIM Instant Messenger. AOL execs talked with PodTech’s CEO John Furrier in Santa Clara GigaOm had the story yesterday. Here [See the full post…]

Data security breaches are becoming an almost daily occurrence as mobile PCs and USB drives become the status quo. The porous enterprise security perimeter requires a new approach to solving the problem – “endpoint security.” We sat down with Nolan [See the full post…]

Roman Scharf, Jajah‘s CEO, talks about what Jajah is trying to accomplish – they are one of a handful of companies that let you call overseas for free, or a very low price, with your regular phone. Sorta like Skype, [See the full post…]