Every since we interviewed John Sullivan, Campaigns Manager for The Free Software Foundation in Boston, our heads have been spinning with the possibilities that ‘Free as in Freedom’ Software holds. If you’re looking at this on the Web, you’ll see that our site is a pimped out Wordpress ...

Taking a break from the bustle of RSA 2007, some of the best-known security bloggers got together at the Foreign Cinema, a French bistro and movie house in San Francisco, hosted by network security podcaster Martin McKeay. Check out the guest list, as we roam the crowd ...

Fourteen years ago, in the early days of the Internet, it may have been hard to imagine shopping for a car, ordering food, or making other important consumer decisions all online. Organic saw an opportunity, though, and that’s when it began to work with some forward-thinking companies that saw the ...

In this third installment in a series of podcasts with Podbridge Software CEO Murgesh Navar, he talks with PodVentureZone’s John F. Ince about how he came to the idea of Podbridge, what was involved in getting it started, and a little personal background. The company he began is a San ...

In this installment of “The Lost Google Tapes,” we hear from Michael Moritz, of Sequoia Capital. Sequoia was an early venture capital investor in Google, and Moritz serves on the boards of both Google and Yahoo!. In this conversation, he discusses some of the things that distinguish each of these ...

Murgesh Navar is CEO and co-founder of Podbridge Software, a San Francisco-based startup that provides analytics and advertising services for time-shifted media especially, including podcasting. In conversation with PodVentureZone’s John F. Ince, Murgesh discusses the explosion of Internet based media and trends in podcasting and how podcasters, large and small ...

At the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Seagate’s Senior Director of Marketing, Diana Cartwright, explains that Seagate is managing two well known brands: their own and Maxtor. Each, she says, serves in a very different and important capacity when it comes to managing personal data storage and ...

Murgesh Navar is CEO and co-founder of Podbridge Software, a San Francisco-based startup that provides analytics and advertising services for time-shifted media especially, including podcasting. In conversation with PodVentureZone’s John F. Ince, Navar describes the his company’s business model, its target markets, and the all-important scaling strategy.

In the fifth installment of “The Lost Google Tapes,” Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin speaks with reporter John F. Ince about the search engine they created. Here, Brin talks about Google’s now famous, and still-unique corporate culture. He also looks ahead to how he sees search evolving over the coming years, ...

Larry Gerbrandt is president and general manager of Nielsen Analytics. In this third installment in a multi-part podcast, he joines John F. Ince to discuss some of the challenges faced by traditional media companies, and the most exciting opportunities he sees for investors in the digital media space.

In the fourth installment of “The Lost Google Tapes,” Google Co-Founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page speak with reporter John F. Ince about the search engine they created. Here, Brin discusses the role played by venture capitalists and Google board members John Doerr and Michael Moritz in the development of ...

Larry Gerbrandt is president and general manager of Nielsen Analytics. In this third installment in a multi-part podcast, he joines John F. Ince to discuss the powerful new techniques of engagement that are emerging for advertisers with digital media — especially with broadband access and mobile devices.

Success doesn’t just happen. In the third installment of “The Lost Google Tapes,” Google Co-Founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page speak with reporter John F. Ince about the search engine they created. It’s commonly called a “juggernaut” and a “search giant.” Here, Brin describes how they first attempted to commercialize ...

Larry Gerbrandt is president and general manager of Nielsen Analytics. In this second installment in a multi-part podcast, he joines John F. Ince to discuss how “advertising clutter” has become an issue for the industry. Also, a closer look at the emergence of new media formats like blogging and podcasting, ...

“The Lost Google Tapes” is a series of recordings in which Google Co-Founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page speak with reporter John F. Ince. In the second installment, Brin focuses on the technology behind Google, and talks about where the company’s name came from. This is the second in a ...

Larry Gerbrandt is president and general manager of Nielsen Analytics. In the first of a multi-part podcast, he joines John F. Ince to discuss the move toward an “on-demand” model in the media, and the implications the move will have for advertisers and content producers, especially in the realm of ...

Robbie Cape is CEO and co-founder of Cozi software. This is the last installment of a three-part podcast with Cape, whose Seattle-based startup has developed Web-based software to enable families to manage their affairs in areas such as calendar planning, shopping lists and sharing photos. In this conversation, Cape speaks ...

Robbie Cape is CEO and co-founder of Cozi software. This is the second in a three-part conversation with Cape, whose Seattle-based startup has developed Web-based software to enable families to manage their affairs in areas such as calendar planning, shopping lists and sharing photos. Cape speaks with John F. Ince ...

Vic Podcaster is the CEO of Silicon Valley Podcast Network, as well as the organizer of Podcamp West. This is the second of a two-part conversation with PodVentureZone’s John F. Ince.

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Joe Klein is CEO and co-founder of The Voice Guys. The company focuses on providing technical services and branding advice to podcasters. In this second part of his conversation with John F. Ince, he discusses approaches to branding and promotion of podcasts, as well as the art of engaging the ...

Robbie Cape is CEO and co-founder of Cozi software. The Seattle-based startup has developed Web-based software to enable families to manage their affairs in areas such as calendar planning, shopping lists and sharing photos. Cape speaks with John F. Ince about his company’s product, business model, target market and more.

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