In part two of my interview with Chelsea Sexton, the unlikely star of Who Killed the Electric Car?, our conversation continues covering many topics from the EV1 to the Chevy Volt and everything in between.

The Humanoids are a hardcore punk band. They say that their influences are BBQ, pig roasts, waffle house, bad brains, dag nasty, wipers, naked raygun, and NOT Domino’s pizza sauce. This performance was recorded at the Blue Bird, St. Louis. [See the full post…]

Determined to get the story and with no concern for his own saftey, Robert Scoble dives in with his new 5D to cover the Stanford Autonomous quadrotor helicopter. When Scoble let his guard down, just for the slightest moment, the [See the full post…]

Join BearingPoint senior manager and technologist Karim Zerhouni to learn who the financial criminals are, what kind of damage they’re doing and what kind of tools they’re using to achieve large-scale money laundering and fraud on an international scale. Growing [See the full post…]

Broadband Service Providers (including WiMax Providers, Cable Operators, ISP’s, Telco’s, Managed Service Providers, Satellite Broadband Operators, etc.) are feeling pressure from customer churn because competitors offer bundled packages that include voice (VoIP) services. Alianza enables these same service providers to [See the full post…]

Top fashion designer decked out each room of Esquire Magazine’s “Esquire North” with flavor and style while the latest entertainment and lifestyle computer gear connects everything together and to the Internet thanks to Intel technology, including Core 2 Duo and [See the full post…]

What is a transistor and how do the hundreds of millions of them work on a processor not much larger than a postage stamp? Meet Haf the little frog who learns about a big change in technology. Transistors are the [See the full post…]

In this podcast, Grant Geyer and Alfred Huger discuss the recent DeepSight Bot Command and Control enhancement to Symantec’s Managed Security Services offering. For more information, visit www.symantec.com/services.

The photo geeks visit the USS Hornet and come away with some good memories and a great set of photos. Thomas Hawk leads us around the decks of the famous aircraft carrier that played a key role in World War [See the full post…]

Remote repairs can reduce desk-side computer visits. Intel’s vPro business computer chips have built-in tools so IT pros can get under the hood and repair PCs even if they won’t start.

Recently, I sat down with Chelsea Sexton, the unlikely star of Who Killed the Electric Car? Our conversation covered may topics from the EV1 to the Chevy Volt and everything in between. I like Chelsea – her unassuming attitude is [See the full post…]

A strikingly odd and obtuse conversation with Andrew Keen and Steve Gillmor. Steve rants on how the iPhone is changing the Universe and how Steve Jobs plans on bringing down the cell phone cartel. Keen makes plans on showing off [See the full post…]

Nancy Bhagat is the vice president for the sales and marketing group and director of integrated marketing at Intel. She joined MarketingVoices’ Jennifer Jones a little background on the Upload Lounge that Intel provided for the first time this past [See the full post…]

Sometimes the best way to test a new software deployment to hundreds or thousands of end users is through Altiris Software Virtualization Solution (or SVS). Such was the case with one customer who wanted to migrate from Novell Groupwise to [See the full post…]

One problem with existing contextual advertising is that it isn’t very contextual when placed on blogs and other Web information. For instance in Google’s advertising. Proximic, today, is releasing a new search platform that’s taken five years to develop. They [See the full post…]

Symantec Sr. Product Manager Ron Ruggles discusses the importance of email archiving and describes how Symantec provides solutions and support for the Lotus Domino platform. For more information, visit www.enterprisevault.com.

In this podcast, freelance writer Fred Sandsmark discusses how the United States Postal Service managed to reduce costs and gain efficiencies while centralizing, standardizing and simplifying their IT architecture. For more information, visit www.symantec.com/ciodigest.

CIO Digest Editor in Chief Patrick Spencer discusses infrastructure security at eBay with eBay Chief Information Security Officer Dave Cullinane. For more information, visit www.symantec.com/ciodigest.

In this podcast, writer Alan Drummer provides an overview of a CIO Digest article titled Green Virtualization. Drummer expands on ways organizations can see huge savings in power and cooling while putting less strain on the environment. For more information, [See the full post…]

With lots of great options to represent data on maps using Virtual Earth or MapPoint, Microsoft ISV Development Evangelist Warren Wilbee sits down with Steve Milroy from Advaiya. Milroy, a software architect and recognized Microsoft MVP and RD, shares his [See the full post…]

I was over at the Halo 3 launch party at Microsoft’s Silicon Valley campus and ran into Dan Fernandez, lead product manager for Visual Studio, demonstrating Popfly. It’s an alpha version of an easy-to-use mashup platform that allows consumers to [See the full post…]

Brad Abrams of Microsoft fame talks about WPF and Silverlight and what’s in it for independent software vendors (ISVs). He talks about .Net and dynamic languages running cross-platform (including Windows, Mac and Linux) and even talks briefly about Surface development.

Editor Tim Sternberg has directed his first documentary short and it’s a peach. Salim Baba, about a man in Kalkota who takes his Lumiere projector into the street to show movies to kids. This talk is with Sternberg and his [See the full post…]

Jeremiah Owyang is Forrester Research’s new senior analyst focused on Social Computing. He is leaving PodTech where he was community manager and spent a lot of time travelling and speaking at conferences evangelising social media. Previously to that he managed [See the full post…]

I recently visited Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School at the Atomic Cowboy in St. Louis. This is one of the newest chapters of Dr. Sketchy’s anti-art School that started in Brooklyn. It’s a unique event thats part figure drawing class and [See the full post…]