Julio Vasconcellos, from The Experience Project caught up with Blogher co-founder Elisa Camahort on Day 1 of the 2007 Blogher Conference in Chicago. In this video, Elisa gives an overview of this year’s conference, and you’ll also see fellow co-founder Lisa Stone’s welcome remarks to attendees.

This year’s ...

We met Samantha Murphy last year at the Podcast Hotel and she instantly gripped us with her singing. She dropped by the CES BlogHaus that Seagate sponsored earlier in the year and here’s our interview with her. Yeah, we’ll be doing the BlogHaus again next year at CES. I ...

BlogHer was one of our favorite conferences of 2006. Why? Beause it was different. You had mommy bloggers talking with tech bloggers and political bloggers. There’s a myth that there aren’t many bloggers who are women and BlogHer is going to explode that myth — last year, nearly 1,000 ...

When I visited Geneva, Switzerland to speak at the LIFT Conference, Laurent Haug, planner of the conference, invited Maryam and me on a tour of one of Switzerland’s most famous watch makers: Franck Muller. Here, you get a little taste of how these very expensive watches are made (cheapest ...

Matt Douglas, founder of MyPunchBowl.com, which is a great way to send out invites and help plan your next party or event, demonstrates what makes MyPunchBowl better than others. Maryam jumps in at the end to give her two cents (she liked it).

Maryam and I head to Freiburg, Germany. Not exactly a place you’d think you’d find geeks, or bloggers, but we did! In between beers (it’s Germany) we got some fun geeks and bloggers onto camera.

I invited four geeks, representing both sides of the OS aisle. First is Fred Davis, co-founder of Wired Magazine. Second is Harry McCracken, Editor in Chief of PC World. Third is Sam Levin, founder of Stanford Mac User Group, among other Mac things. Fourth is Jeremy Toeman who worked at ...

I invited four geeks, representing both sides of the OS aisle. First is Fred Davis, co-founder of Wired Magazine. Second is Harry McCracken, editor in chief of PC World. Third is Sam Levin, founder of Stanford Mac User Group, among other Mac things. Fourth is Jeremy Toeman who worked ...

Mary Hodder grants us a demo of Dabble, which is an internet video search engine of sorts, yet something beyond the usual search engines. Dabble self-labels itself as a place to ‘describe, discover and organize’ video, wherever it’s found. Dabble is the ’swiss army knife’ of internet video.

Mary Hodder, CEO of Dabble.com, gives Maryam Scoble pointers on how to prepare for a meeting with VCs, and talks about the challenges of being a female CEO. Mary also tells us how best to search for videos online, and what she sees in store for Social Media. And ...

Maryam Scoble ran into Mary Jo Foley at the BlogHaus, where she talked about why her name was once feared on the Microsoft Campus, why she covers Microsoft topics and what she is working on now.

Maryam interviews Sanaz Ahari about what it’s like to work as a program manager on Microsoft’s Live.com team. She is responsible for the Live.com home page, which is pretty big shoes for anyone to fill.

People go to New Orleans to make memories that will last. So it turns out that’s at least one thing Robert and Maryam have in common with Senator Edwards.

It isn’t surprising that Edwards would choose the city to kick things off for his presidential bid. His work as director ...

The Online Information conference is more than 30 years old. It is one of the top Library Science conferences in the world and we caught up with three speakers who are some serious Computer Science geeks. Dr. Hazel Hall, senior lecturer at Napier University in Edinburgh, Scotland, talks with ...

Maryam sits down with Sarah Blow. She’s a programmer with a phone company in London and hated that she didn’t see many girl geeks at parties. Worse, she was accused of being a marketer, which rubbed her the wrong way. Funny, when she said she wasn’t a marketer, Hugh ...

After the recent Blog Business Summit Maryam sat down with Liz Lawley, who teaches at the Rochester Institute of Technology (teaching really doesn’t define what she does — she’s also the director of RIT’s lab for Social Computing), and just completed a stint at Microsoft Research. She’s one ...

She’s Microsoft’s “BlogQueen” and used to run the site that holds most of Microsoft’s employee blogs, blogs.msdn.com, but now she’s working on Windows Live QnA site, which is a place where you can ask questions and get answers (or answer other people’s questions). She talks with Maryam ...

Maryam Scoble interviews Sue Polinsky, the “tech momma” of Greensboro, North Carolina. She helped plan the Converge South conference where Elizabeth Edwards spoke this year, but she’s had her hands in a ton of community projects, including helping set up free wifi in the downtown area — hear her ...

You might have heard of Elizabeth Edwards. Her husband ran for president of the United States last time around. She’s not just a famous person, she’s also the geek of the family and helps run their blogs. She has been involved with building and participating in online communities ...

Dori Smith — credited with getting Robert to blog and the author of the definitive book on JavaScript — speaks with Maryam and Robert Scoble about JavaScript issues past, present and future as she finds herself at the center of the Web 2.0 world, now that JavaScript is cool again ...