After his talk Tim Berners-Lee took questions from the audience on a variety of topics including what should Facebook look like in five years?
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After his talk at HP Labs on Tuesday I got a chance to sit down with the inventor of the Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee. Here’s that interview where we talk about his passions and his view of what will happen in social software and the future of the Web.
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Tim Berners-Lee, on Tuesday, visited HP Labs in Palo Alto where he talked with employees and the press about the trends he’s seen happen on the Web and where its future lies. He’s working with the Web Science Research Initiative and the University of Southampton in England on a variety of research initiatives, mostly focused around developing technologies for the semantic Web and social software. He talked at length about the coming shift of the Web away from pages to more granular information that can be displayed as pages, as graphs, or in other ways.
Tags: Tim Berners-Lee, HP Labs, Palo Alto, Web Science Research Initiative, semantic Web, social software
WorldTV.com is a unique way to collect and share your favorite videos. I interview Alx Klive, CEO, and he shows me Worldtv.com and shares with me what they’ll be doing in the near future. I’m using the system to collect YouTube videos and build a feed of those for my family and friends to watch.
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Jackie Bassett has just finished writing a couple of books designed to help managers figure out how to do marketing and take risks. Interesting discussion with her about the latest management and marketing trends. She’s CEO of BT Industrials, a firm that consults with executives about their corporate strategies.
Mogulus is the most interesting of all the streaming services like Justin.tv, Ustream.tv, and Stickcam. Why? Because they built their system around a TV station metaphor. You know, multiple cameras. Switchers. Producers. Graphic overlays. Here Max Haot, CEO, shows off Mogulus and talks with us about how he used the system to do the live streaming from Om Malik’s NewTeeVee Conference. I watched at home and it was awesome — almost looked too slick at times.
Tags: Mogulus, Justin.tv, Ustream.tv, Stickcam, Max Haot, NewTeeVee
Photojournalist Richard Hernandez, who’s worked for the San Jose Mercury News (Silicon Valley’s biggest newspaper) for 13 years shows off how he uses a new service from VuVox to build a new kind of photostory based on a collage. He shows how he overlays audio, video, and other pictures and links to tell a new kind of story.
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Are you looking for new ways to tell stories with your camera? Dane Howard, CEO of VuVox, demonstrates how to use its new service to layer audio, video, and other photos on top of a collage that can tell a much more complete story than one photograph.
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This is a different kind of photowalking than we usually do. First, no Thomas Hawk. Second, we have a real, professional photographer (he even has the license plates to prove it). Third, we go for a nature walk up in the Long Ridge Open Space Preserve above Silicon Valley. The photographer is Marc Silber, who also teaches photography and has an
[tag]eBook on how to make better photographs. He gives us tons of tips in this one-hour walk.
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Here’s just a few minutes of a really great photowalk with professional photographer Marc Silber who takes us around the Long Ridge Open Space Preserve above Silicon Valley. Photos and Photography tips packed in to a few short minutes.
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