Kris Krug is one of our favorite photographers, he’s a photographer up in Vancouver, Canada. Here, he hosted a session on photography that I participated in and am sharing the video here.

One of my favorite programs was the Future Car series on Discovery. In the show, one of the companies featured was the Narrow Car company, maker of the Naro, two-seat, four-wheel vehicle with the banking action of a motorbike (to [See the full post…]

Originally from Texas, this modder goes by the handle “Envador.” He graduated from the University of Texas in 2000, and he’s been living in Southern California for the past 4 years, where he and his wife were married in the [See the full post…]

Windows Vista focused labs at SXSW. New and interesting ways to view Web 2.0 services via Thirteen23 toolkits.

At SXSW I talk with Ryan Dawson and Doug Cook, who have created one of the first killer 3rd party desktop apps for Windows Vista. Their toolset bridges the gap between designers and developers.

The Vultures put on a great show at Off Broadway at a benefit for ? of ? and the Mysterians. If you haven’t heard by now, ? lost nearly all his property and several pets in a tragic house fire [See the full post…]

Techmeme Founder Gabe Rivera is considered one of the Web’s top fifty most important people. He speaks with Marketing Voices about how Techmeme harnesses the blogosphere to connect users with the biggest stories of the moment. Known as the “go-to” [See the full post…]

Hosted applications like Salesforce.com and Microsoft Live have gotten a lot of press lately. Do they live up to the hype and deliver benefits that make outsourcing the storage of critical business data a smart choice? Success Magazine’s Web Editor, [See the full post…]

Mark Mader, president of Smartsheet.com, shows you how SmartSheets save your team time and money and enable new ways of collaborating together through a variety of different methods including email and an online experience.

People use spreadsheets to track all sorts of weird stuff about work. SmartSheet has a useful online service that lets you collaborate with your team mates in whole new and efficient ways. Here we talk with Mark Mader, president of [See the full post…]

Our editor, Rocky Barbanica, brings us the coolest parts of the JamGlue interview and demo. JamGlue is a music remix site where anyone can take music or other audio and mash it up into something new.

Matt Rubens, JamGlue co-founder, gives you a demo of this music remix site. You can take music and mash it up and create new works of art: really fast, easily, and online. Anyone can do it and it’s fun.

JamGlue is a cool music remix site put together by a group of young entrepreneurs living together in a Seattle-area house. Get a tour and sit down with co-founder Matt Rubens.

In this podcast, VP of Symantec Business Critical Services Paula Hamm interviews Senior Director of Business Critical Services Steffen Low on how BCS can help large organizations manage a mix of Symantec technologies. More information at: Symantec.com

This Symantec Security Response podcast is an analysis of future threat trends found in the latest Internet Security Threat Report Volume XI. The goal of this podcast is to alert listeners to emerging threats and trends that Symantec expects to [See the full post…]

In this podcast, Wendell Davis interviews Symantec Internet Safety Advocate Marian Merritt on “cyberbullying,” and what parents can do to help prevent it from happening to their children. More information at: Symantec.com

I always make reports to tell Japanese people what’s going on around SiliconValley. This time, I was at SXSW in Austin Texas, and I’ve realized that I’d been always making reports by myself, and I felt kind of lonely… Through [See the full post…]

I’m happy to announce that Tom Foremski has signed with the PodTech Network as a content partner. Tom has been a great example of a professional using the Web as a direct business model. He is a recognized leader and [See the full post…]

At the Intel Research Labs in Berkeley, Calif., Alan Mainwaring told PodTech’s Jason Lopez that technologies such as steerable antennas can give the poorest people in third world regions access to wireless services. Steerable antennas help reduce the cost of [See the full post…]

Part if Intel’s research involves investigations into things that may never become products but will help guide the creation of them. Hullabaloo is a case in point. It seems like an installation one might find at MOMA, but it’s actually [See the full post…]

Intel Researcher Nina Taft says she was inspired by a newspaper article on how diversity in nature helps organisms thwart the threat of viruses. Her application of principles of biodiversity and her investigation into personalizing security, user by user, could [See the full post…]

William H. Morgan is executive vice president and chief information officer with the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. As such, he knows how latency and down time are unacceptable for a business network. In this podcast, he talks about the rollout of [See the full post…]

My editor grabbed some good hooks from a very lengthy (but dripping-with-insight!) interview. If you like these clips, you’ll really dig the long show. Here are the highlights of Joel Spolsky‘s interview.

Joel Spolsky’s blog is probably the most famous, and influential, developer-focused blog around. I sit down with him to talk about that and his software company that makes things that’ll help your development team be more productive.

My editor, Rocky, pulled out the best parts of the interview and demo that we did with Paula Rome, director of product management at Seapine Software.