At Hypergene, Shayne Bowman reports that the We Media report he wrote with Chris Willis (I was the editor) has been getting a lot of traffic of late, thanks to its translation into Chinese by BlogChina. It’s been getting a lot of renewed attention in tech circles, too: Came up at AlwaysOn, and in conjunction […]
AlwaysOn: Day 3
It’s Day 3 at the AlwaysOn conference at Stanford, where hundreds of CEOs, venture capitalists and marketing professionals come together each year for a networking love fest. Photos: Ronnie Lott, former San Francisco 49er and now a partner (with Joe Montana and Harris Barton) at HJR Capital (top). Rob Glaser, CEO of RealNetworks. Moments after […]
Meeting Joe Trippi, and speaking at AlwaysOn
It turns out that Doc Searls’ plane got held up at Heathrow in London, so I’ve been drafted to take his place at the AlwaysOn conference in Palo Alto, Calif., on Thursday afternoon’s panel, Bloggers vs. Big Media Competition, from 3:45 to 4:45 pm PT. The webcast should be accessible through this page. I’ll try […]
Why the revolution will not be televised
I hadn’t planned on attending AlwaysOn: The Innovation Summit today at Stanford (I’ll be here tomorrow), but when I heard Joe Trippi, former campaign manager for Howard Dean, would be speaking, I popped on down. (There’s a live webcast for the rest of today and Thursday.) The panel with AlwaysOn’s Tony Perkins moderating and Trippi […]
Stop the INDUCE Act
The most serious threat to digital liberties in years is now moving ahead in Congress. I mentioned the INDUCE (Inducing Infringement of Copyrights) Act before I left on vacation, and last week Sen. Orrin Hatch (with Sen. Patrick Leahy’s support) formally introduced the Senate bill. As Declan McCullagh reported in CNET News.com, the act would […]