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…]

Symantec i3 speeds up the critical applications that drive Quixtar’s online business. Now application developers and DBAs can quickly find–and fix–performance bottlenecks to keep product moving to Quixtar’s network of Independent Business Operators. More information at: Symantec.com Click here for [See the full post…]

When you think of blogs perhaps you think of BoingBoing or 43 Folders. The conventional wisdom is to get lots of readers and then try make it a money-play: sell advertising. But the real transformation of communication on the web [See the full post…]

Jason Calacanis, as we all know, is a very passionate guy, but not only about media and tech. He’s been talking for a while about “media philanthropy” and what he wants to do for kids and a school dear to [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…]

Stars and celebs turned-out recently for a hip housewarming party at Hollywood’s coolest new crib. The Esquire House 360° is a 17,000 square-foot Italian villa set among the stylish and exclusive mansions of Beverly Hills. This hip home is situated [See the full post…]

Mike Perrow, The Rational Edge editor, is back for a visit to talk about content in the just-released October issue. For more info see: IBM’s developerWorks. Click here for transcript.

In today’s news, how Americans use their phones, how the British use theirs, the future of in-car navigation devices, sluggish growth in online banking and a Starbucks on every block. Click here for transcript.

You might have heard of Elizabeth Edwards. Her husband ran for president of the United States last time around. She’s not just a famous person, she’s also the geek of the family and helps run their blogs. She has been [See the full post…]

It’s freezing cold in Dharamsala, India, in the mountain state of Himachal Pradesh. Clouds chase the sun away, and rain shatters the sky with numbing regularity. But something about this place has a special meaning to everyone who comes here. [See the full post…]

In this interview, David Boloker explains Ajax as the culmination of unfolding technologies since the late 1990s and puts Ajax in the Web 2.0 perspective. He also talks about the role of the Open Ajax Alliance in promoting the adoption [See the full post…]

Dr. Laurance Doyle talks about his innovative work at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute (SETI) and how the evolving communications ecosystem that we call the Web is helping SETI tap into more computing power, as well as harness the [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…]

Seagate Technology CEO Bill Watkins reviewed Seagate’s Q1 earnings with PodTech Founder and CEO John Furrier. In this podcast, Watkins reviews the overall industry landscape, his company’s performance and his outlook for the rest of the fiscal year.

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…]

Chris Gesell, director of product marketing for IT solutions, discusses a recent Verizon Business announcement that it’s extending IT services down to the desktop. PodTech.net talked with Chris at the Gartner Symposium and ITxpo 2006 in Orlando, Florida.

In this podcast, we hear from Kim Hatfield, group IT manager for community services, on how the County of San Diego has implemented EMC Documentum across a broad range of content applications. Learn what factors the County of San Diego [See the full post…]

It’s easy to start a blog. Keeping it fresh with regular postings can be a much bigger challenge. ShortCuts blogging expert Todd Watson explains how bloggers can keep regular.

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…]

Companies today are wondering about the best way to reach the blogging community with their corporate message. Marketing Voices host Jennifer Jones speaks with Steve Broback, the founder of the Blog Business Summit about the best practices for talking to [See the full post…]

With competitors to the popular social bookmarking service del.icio.us springing up, there is more choice than ever in bookmarking tools. ShortCuts knowledge management expert Luis Suarez gives his tips on the best services out there, and why. This week’s links: [See the full post…]

Bill O’Reilly throws grenades at political blogs. McAfee throws stones at Microsoft, Microsoft throws them back. YouTube removes more than 30,000 files that infringe on the copyrights of a number of Japanese broadcasts. Sony revises shipping estimates for the PS3. [See the full post…]