John Furrier sat down with Ross Mayfield to shoot the breeze on Mashups and unstructured data. Of course Ross always loves to talk Wikis. Full Disclosure: Ross Mayfield is one of the nicest guys I know. When PodTech was first [See the full post…]

I sat down with the most impressive and candid Doc Searls. Doc is one of the pioneers in the new model of the net. Doc wrote the Cluetrain Manifesto and leads the charge in the new world of the web. [See the full post…]

Jeff Clavier of SoftTechVC talks about the session he led on mashups and venture capital at Mashup Camp .

Robert Metcalf, founder of FlySpy, shares his thoughts with PodTech’s John Furrier.

Adam Green in a candid conversation about Mashup Camp and how to make sense of it.

Here is a podcast which was recorded at the Naked Conversations book launch party. Robert Scoble and Shel Israel are the pioneers of the new model on the Web. I had a chance to walk around and meet all the [See the full post…]

Paul Martino talks about the Mashup trend and how it will be used by developers and enterprises. Mashupcamp PodTech Mashup Podcasts

Mohan Vedula, Director of Technology at Symantec shares his thoughts with PodTech’s John Furrier. More on Mashup Camp It’s great here at Mashup. Other bloggers are covering the event as well. mashupcamp

The Mashup Camp at the Computer Museum in Mountain View California is the scene for programmers seeking new ways to make the web better, i.e., Web 2.0. Bob Frankston, whose picture is on the wall at the museum [he co-invented [See the full post…]

MashupCamp is a loosely joined open space event for mashing APIs and Open Source. The PodTech Podcasting team is here to cover it. Here is the first podcast. Dan Farber has a great post and pictures. David Berlind and Doug [See the full post…]

Analyzing security attacks from a Worldwide point of view… This is Podtech.net. I’m Michael Johnson at RSA 2006 in San Jose, California. If you’ve got business data , there’s a chance that somebody out there you don’t know wants to [See the full post…]

Breaking into Web software, for fun, profit,…and better security. This is Podtech.net , I’m Michael Johnson. Mike Andrews is Senior Consultant at Foundstone, a Professional Services subsidiary of McAfee, and in his book Breaking Websoftware, he provides a security checklist [See the full post…]

Building firewalls for small business one brick at a time… This is Podtech.net, I’m Michael Johnson. From RSA 2006 in San Jose, California. Listen to Vivek Chugh, Product Line Manager for Business, Firewall, VPN and wired and wireless technologies at [See the full post…]

“Warning: You are listening to an unencrypted Podcast! Others may be able to hear the information intransmission!” This is Podtech.net , I’m Michael Johnson. You’ve probably seen a similar mesage from an unsecure webpage about the data you transmit, but [See the full post…]

PodTech was podcasting hard at the Naked Conversations party. This is the first of many podcasts taken. Four straight hours of podcasting at Techcrunch 5. Robert Scoble and Shel Israel had a Naked Conversations book signing party in Silicon Valley [See the full post…]

From DEMO2006 in Phoenix, Arizona. “As the library of freely available information grows, purely computational methods will fall short of finding the most reliable sources that are exactly what you want. People, on the other hand, continue to act as [See the full post…]

From DEMO2006 in Phoenix, Arizona. “As the library of freely available information grows, purely computational methods will fall short of finding the most reliable sources that are exactly what you want. People, on the other hand, continue to act as [See the full post…]

From DEMO2006 in Phoenix, Arizona. A sampling of the companies which, “disrupt markets, challenge conventional thinking, or threaten existing business structures.” Part 1 of 2

From the DEMO conference in Phoenix, AZ . Listen to Executive Producer, Chris Shipley’s chosen “products that offer unique functionality, exciting new capabilities, or thought provoking new business models.” This is the first of three parts in this series.

From the DEMO conference in Phoenix, AZ . Listen to Executive Producer, Chris Shipley’s chosen “products that offer unique functionality, exciting new capabilities, or thought provoking new business models.” This is the second of 3 posts in this series.

From the DEMO conference in Phoenix, AZ . Listen to Executive Producer, Chris Shipley’s chosen “products that offer unique functionality, exciting new capabilities, or thought provoking new business models.” This is the third of three parts in this series.

DEMO2006 – Virtual Meeting Platforms – Polyvision, VSee Lab. For more on Vsee Lab click here.

DEMO2006 – New Media “… Women with children at home, they want to send something really powerful and creative; they want something compelling and personal …” We’ve heard about New Media for so long, seems like it is time to [See the full post…]

DEMO2006 – Network Technology – Level 5 Networks, Avokia, Extricom, LogLogic … “keeping information networks in strong running order”.

DEMO2006 – Network Security – Shimon Systems, Cesura, Fortify Software, Iron Port Systems, Front Porch, Tested Technologies. It might be said that the only good network is a safe network. This is Podtech News. John Furrier, Jason Lopez and myself, [See the full post…]