Robert Scoble says it wasn’t a defection. We all know the code words: “left to pursue other opportunities.” But in the truest sense of those words, Robert says he leaves Microsoft because his work there was done and he comes to PodTech to participate in a nascent industry that promises to go nova. IP-based digital media is more than–and will be more than–just a delivery mechanism. Think about it… what more can one do with terrestrial signals? The radio industry has eked out some extra functionality by giving existing in-band broadcasters digital rights to multiple channels. Great. More Top-40. But IP-delivered audio and video is just at the beginning of their development. Applications for text have transformed PCs from being digital typewriters into awesome tools. Imagine what app developers are going to do to audio and video, especially as it goes wireless. That’s Scoble’s world. Jason Lopez tracked Robert down at the Vloggercon underway in San Francisco.
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June 11th, 2006 at 11:25 pm
[…] Robert says he leaves Microsoft because his work there was done and he comes to PodTech to participate in a nascent industry that promises to go nova. […]
June 12th, 2006 at 12:31 am
Scoble gaat naar PodTech
Robert Scoble, DE blogger die in dienst was van Microsoft gaat naar PodTech. Natuurlijk big news. Hij geeft zelf commentaar in een audioposten geeft op zijn blog nadere uitleg. Om het geklets in de blogosphere in de juiste proporties te zetten.Het is n…
June 12th, 2006 at 2:25 am
[…] Robert Scoble verläßt Microsoft und wechselt zum Statup PodTech.net Robert Scoble (ehemaliger NetMeeting MVP), Microsofts Aushängeschild im Blogging und Supertyp verläßt Microsoft in Richtung des Podcast-Startup Unternehmens Podtech.net. Ich hatte das Vergnügen, ihn auf dem MVP Summit in Redmond im zu treffen. Für mich hatte er einen der coolsten Jobs bei Microsoft. Wenn also Robert diesen Job verläßt um bei PodTech anzuheuern, dann sollte man sich schon mal anhören, was er da so macht. […]
June 12th, 2006 at 3:29 am
[…] Why? Simply because a couple of years ago, that would have been impossible. Another example, now that Robert Scobble leaves Microsoft to join Podtech, a small startup in California, it is more clear the potential of new technologies such as podcasting. Three days ago, I was listening TBL podcasts on my way back to Madrid, downloaded from the Eircom wi-fi hotspot in Dublin!! Wow, believe me that was not that usual!! […]
June 12th, 2006 at 10:33 am
Robert Scoble is leaving Microsoft for PodTech.net so what’s next?
Ok so you’ve probably already heard the news about how Robert Scoble, one of the worlds most noticed bloggers and technical evangelists for Microsoft, has announced (10th June 20060) that he is leaving Microsoft to join a new start up called PodTech….
June 13th, 2006 at 8:05 am
Chief Blogging Officer leaves Microsoft
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June 13th, 2006 at 8:54 am
[…] Some of the blogosphere commentary following Robert Scoble’s news that he is leaving Microsoft to join Podtech in July is on who will be the next Scoble at Microsoft. […]
June 13th, 2006 at 9:56 am
[…] I could go on and on but I won’t. For more info just head over to TechMeme for plenty of similar stories about Robert. Hopefully we will have more details as he heads south for Podtech.net […]
June 15th, 2006 at 10:11 pm
[…] Evangelist Robert Scoble left microsoft to join podtech. See and hear more coverage around here. […]
July 6th, 2006 at 11:46 pm
[…] new employer of Scoble […]
July 17th, 2008 at 12:47 pm
[…] A few years ago, PodTech was a high-flying Silicon Valley web startup. First it offered podcasts, then video — and was aiming to become a video content network, that also provided infrastructure advertising services to other video creators. It hired some big names in the technology media world, including Microsoft blogger Robert Scoble in 2006. […]