Well, it’s 3:45 am, so I may miss Friday morning’s session of Web 2.0. Here are 38 photos I took over the past two days and just uploaded to Flickr — some are pretty good, when the lighting works. A few more to come this weekend. That’s Terry Semel, CEO of Yahoo!, above. Technorati tags: […]
Me ‘n’ Barry Diller
In his conversation with John Battelle kicking off the Web 2.0 conference, billionaire Barry Diller made some comments disparaging those who create content on the Web that only a handful of people will ever see. “When you get into forms of entertainment, talent always wins out. There isn’t that much talent in the world. An […]
Web 2.0: Day 1
I’m attending the always well-done Web 2.0 conference. Still attending the workshops before the official conference gets underway. Not sure how much I’ll be blogging, since there are scores of bloggers here. (36 posts on Technorati so far.) Lots of familiar faces here: Marc Canter (newly returned from 3 weeks in Europe), Mary Hodder, Dave […]
All about the Eat Feed podcast
Here’s another video interview I conducted last week at Duke University’s Symposium on Podcasting. Mia Littlejohn talks about a great new podcast I just discovered: Eat Feed. Host Kelly Amienne started it in January and it’s now up to 6,000 subscriptions. Very high quality stuff. The video with Mia is 6 1/2 minutes long; 23.8 […]
Archiving television — and books
At Friday’s Getting Ready for Prime Time: Online Video and the Future of Television conference in Berkeley, I grabbed Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle for this 7-minute video about the obstacles and opportunities in archiving our television heritage. Brewster’s great to listen to, as always. (Saw him Friday in Berkeley, Saturday at the Ourmedia gathering, […]