Classic ScobleShow

Sam Sethi is one of the most connected geeks in London (he used to run TechCrunch UK) and we sat down with him and a few of his friends for a fun breakfast. We talk about the five things geeks want for Christmas. What do you want for Christmas? The place we’re in is the “Home House” in London, which is where a bunch of tech startups are “incubating.” Sam turns the camera around on me. Makes a common beginner mistake (shoots into a bright window) but you can hear my wishes.

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Tags: Sam Sethi, geeks, London, tech startups

Shashi Seth runs Google Co-op, which is a set of services that let you build your own custom search engine and add that to your blog or site. What’s cool about that? Well, you could add a search box to your site that lets your users just search your site’s info, or just search your friend’s sites. We sit down and learn more about that, and get a good demo of how you can do it on your own site. You can see the custom search engine in action on Shashi’s own blog (about wine): http://grapejooz.blogspot.com.

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Tags: Shashi Seth, Google, Co-op

Mark Lucovsky runs the Ajax Search service at Google and sits down for both an in-depth interview about what he’s been working on, but then pulls out some cool demos of ways you can add search to your blog that’ll look cool and be functional.

Tags: Mark Lucovsky, Ajax, Search

We sit down with StumbleUpon’s chief architect, Garrett Camp, and David Feller, VP of marketing, and talk about the success Stumbleupon has seen (about 1.5 million users in just a few months) as well as get a look at the new video version of Stumbleupon that opens tonight.

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Tags: StumbleUpon, Garrett Camp, David Feller

Ever have half an hour to just waste and wondered what cool stuff is there on the Internet? Well, StumbleUpon is the answer. They have 1.5 million people who are adding sites and rating them. It makes for a fun experience and you’ll find more fun new Web sites with StumbleUpon than any other tool or service we’ve seen. Here we get a demo from co-founder and Chief Architect Garrett Camp.

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Tags: StumbleUpon

A large percentage of the world’s email is sent using the Sendmail protocol, which just celebrated its 25th anniversary, so I sat down with Eric Allman, founder of Sendmail, to talk about what’s happened in the 25-year history of Sendmail.

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Tags: Sendmail, 25th anniversary, Eric Allman

NETGEAR makes a lot of the world’s WiFi devices, among other consumer electronics gadgets. Since it’s getting close to CES time, we thought we’d come over and meet up with Patrick Lo, CEO of NETGEAR.

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Tags: NETGEAR, WiFi, consumer electronics, gadgets, CES, Patrick Lo

Kevin Burton, founder of TailRank, gives us a demo of his memetracker which shows what the hottest conversations are in the blogosphere.

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Tags: Kevin Burton, TailRank, memetracker

Kevin Burton is a talented developer who has worked on a variety of startups already including Rojo, and now TailRank which he started to be able to see what bloggers were talking about. Here I sit down with him for an interesting conversation in the lobby of San Francisco’s Palace Hotel.

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Tags: Kevin Burton, Rojo, TailRank

How do you get a big file from your computer to someone else’s computer? Pando Networks has a peer-to-peer way to do just that. Yaron Samid, Pando Networks’ founder, gives me a tour.

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Tags: Pando Networks, Yaron Samid