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BlogHer: the personal/business question
Cathy Kirkman, Nina Smith, and Deni Bonet are talking about transforming their lives through blogging. These three have come at this from very different backgro…
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BlogHer: Gateway drug?
Is blogging a gateway drug for technology…
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BlogHer: Videobloggers...
Just chatted with folks at a video blogging 'birds of a feather' group guided by Ryanne Hodson (coauthor of this video blogging book). She's holding…
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BlogHer: how has blogging changed your world?
I'm at BlogHer today, and meeting all sorts of bloggers, podcasters. This is a different kind of "tech" conference, and I'm psyched to get to…
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blogher 2006
July 28- BlogHerCon workshop So you have this crazy idea: You want to start a community-based blog site, but aren't sure where to start. Susannah Gardner &…
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Stanford Summit: Woz!
A very fast-paced Q&A with Steve Wozniak left me with these points of interest: tetris video, Segway Polo, iWoz, the diamond rio500.…
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Stanford Summit: the futurists are betting
Stewart Brand and Kevin Kelly of The Long Now Foundation are here. Nathan Myhrvold is also here from Intellectual Ventures. They are discussing (with Paul Saff…
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Stanford Summit: wacky search info.
An audience member asked a great question: What are the crazy/wacky things that they've learned from the search data? Jim: "How can I tell if I'm…
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Stanford Summit: The predictive power of the data search engines hold
These companies have the data about us and are sharing some of it with us. Check out: Google Trends and Yahoo Buzz…
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Stanford Summit: Data questions
Bambi Francisco is moderating this panel about data... what is the data telling us? The panelists are from a number of search companies. Usama Fayyad of Yahoo!…
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Stanford Summit: What can't a phone do?
Paul Jacobs, CEO of Qualcomm, is describing the future of what the mobile phone will do. Based on what he's saying, I think there's nothing it can't…
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Stanford Summit: Denise's take on past couple days
Denise Howell has been blogging this week from the Stanford Summit. Great notes, and I especially liked these posts. I'm looking forward to catching more o…