This is the third installment of the first photo shoot with Thomas Hawk as we walk around underneath the Golden Gate Bridge.

This is the second installment of Photowalking with Thomas Hawk. Here we continue underneath the Golden Gate Bridge and cover the time right before sunset where light starts changing.

One of my favorite things to do is get tours of businesses. For instance, if you’re ever in Seattle you should head north and take a tour of the 747 plant. It’s incredible. But most businesses don’t give tours and, [See the full post…]

On weekends I like to walk down to the Half Moon Bay Ritz Carlton resort. It’s nice, as you’ll see (stick around for the bagpiper at the end, he comes down playing his music every Saturday an hour before sunset). [See the full post…]

Every week on the ScobleShow I’ll try to have a geek on that’ll teach you something, well, geeky. You know, a tip on how to do AJAX right or a look inside a development tool like a new version of [See the full post…]

Even Tim Bray is blown away at the popularity of XML. He was one of the co-creators of the XML spec back in the mid 1990s and in this audio interview he and I talk about the state of XML [See the full post…]

Every week we’ll run a demo of a product you might not have tried yet. When I shoot these I tell the person doing the demo that they have to keep it short. But it’s a good way to see [See the full post…]

Thomas Hawk shows up at many Silicon Valley geek events and he makes some of the best images I’ve ever seen. This video came about because I wanted to learn more about how he does it. It’s remarkable video where [See the full post…]

Jonathan Schwartz, CEO of Sun Microsystems, sat down with me recently to talk about a wide range of topics from trends in the datacenter to why he thinks more CEOs should blog. Every week on the ScobleShow I’ll try to [See the full post…]

Watch Video | Download Video Adobe Acrobat is the product software giant Microsoft would love to kill. But Adobe is hoping to pull ahead – way ahead – in the competition with Microsoft for office worker tools with Acrobat 8. [See the full post…]

Robert Thomas, CEO of Infoblox, speaks with PodTech founder John Furrier in the second part of a two-part podcast. They talk about entrepreneurship, starting a company, being a CEO, and taking a company public. Thomas was the CEO of NetScreen, [See the full post…]

This is a sneak audio preview of what surely will be on Robert Scoble‘s upcoming video show on PodTech. Scoble gets up close and personal with SAP’s Shai Agassi at SAP TechEd 2006 in Las Vegas.

Venture capitalist Theresia Ranzetta Gouw sat down with PodTech founder John Furrier to talk about online trends. “I only use e-mail to talk to old people.” That’s what Ranzetta Gouw’s 15-year-old nephew told the partner at $450 million venture capital [See the full post…]

With over 3,200 technology and 500 life science companies in the state, and 8% year-over-year growth, Utah leads the western states region in creating and sustaining these companies. Richard Nelson, president and CEO of the Utah Technology council (formerly UITA) [See the full post…]

Enabling organizations from broad retail to the extermination industry, Helius provides an open IP video broadcasting application platform for simple, secure, and reliable delivery of content ranging from globally delivered training materials for Orkin to digital sign-age in the form [See the full post…]

NVIDIA is the worldwide leader in programmable graphics processor technologies. PodSummit’s hosts discuss how Jen-Hsun Huang scaled his company; how his role changed over his many years of success, and where NVIDIA is headed in the future. More from Podsummit

  Recognized for outstanding contributions as a ‘master entrepreneur’ at Ernst & Young Utah Entrepreneur of the Year 2006 Awards, Control4 CEO Will West discusses raising $250M in venture funds across four successful ventures in Utah, and his insights on [See the full post…]

In his welcoming remarks, Managing Partner of the Salt Lake City office of Ernst & Young David Jolley shares anecdotes about entrepreneurship as he kicks off the the Ernst & Young Utah Entrepreneur of the Year 2006 Awards held in [See the full post…]

David Jolley, Managing Partner of the Salt Lake City office of Ernst & Young talks about the 20 year history of Ernst & Young’s internationally acclaimed Entrepreneur of the Year program. Jolley discusses the culture at Ernst & Young that [See the full post…]

Utah Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr.’s opening address to the Ernst & Young Utah Entrepreneur of the Year 2006 Awards held in Salt Lake City. Huntsman recognizes entrepreneurship’s importance to the state and it’s future. Governor Huntsman recognizes the award [See the full post…]

NVIDIA is the worldwide leader in programmable graphics processor technologies. PodSummit’s hosts discuss the founding and early days at NVIDIA, and how the company creatively managed its way out of potentially going out of business by focusing on innovation. Correction [See the full post…]

Glen Mella, Chief Marketing Officer for Salt Lake City-based Control4 talks about delivering consumer home automation technology and how Control4 will disrupt established players and make the digital home and lifestyle available to the masses.

Brad Walters, CEO & president of Lindon, Utah-based MaxStream and winner of the 2006 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award in the technology category of the Utah region talks during the Entrepreneur of the Year awards reception. Walters [See the full post…]

Sunil Paul delves into his life after Brightmail and his success as an angel investor. He gives PodSummit hosts and VC investors Mike Boich and Bud Colligan his ideas on a myriad of subjects including Cleantech, India and China.

Sunil Paul discusses his path to success with VC investors and PodSummit hosts Mike Boich and Bud Colligan. Sunil provides provocative insights to the burgeoning or more seasoned entrepreneur about life as a technology executive as he describes his career [See the full post…]