Classic ScobleShow

What was Scoble up to one year ago today? Check out today’s video for a trip down memory lane.

JamGlue is a cool music remix site put together by a group of young entrepreneurs living together in a Seattle-area house. Get a tour and sit down with co-founder Matt Rubens.

Other posts from a year ago:
Demo of JamGlue: music remix site
Editor’s Choice: highlights of JamGlue’s interview and demo
Learn about SmartSheet.com, online team/event spreadsheets

Tags: JamGlue, music, remix, Matt Rubens

What was Scoble up to one year ago today? Check out today’s video for a trip down memory lane.

Paula Rome, director of product management, Seapine Software sits down with me to talk about its suite of software development tools, including bug tracking and source code management, and how its suite is different from others on the market.

Other posts from a year ago:
Demo of software productivity tools from Seapine
Editor’s Choice: best parts of Seapine’s interview and demo
Joel Spolsky: The famous blogger on software productivity
Editor’s Choice: best of Joel Spolsky’s interview

Tags: Paula Rome, Seapine Software, software, tracking, code

Here is another Classic ScobleShow post.

Also read what Robert was saying a year ago on his blog.

We interview John Milan, founder and senior software architect of TeamDirection, as he takes us around TeamDirection’s project management software which lets your teams collaborate around schedules in a new way online. You’ll hear how he’s using Amazon’s S3 data services to make your data available to your team – no matter where your team is located.

Other posts from a year ago:
Editor’s Choice: the best of TeamDirection’s interview and demo
Inside Mozilla Foundation (the folks who bring us Firefox)
Editor’s Choice: the best of Mozilla’s Mitchell Baker interview

Tags: John Milan, TeamDirection, Amazon, S3

It started with an innocuous audio interview with the then-President of the Products and Technology Group at SAP AG, Shai Agassi. Then came Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz, sitting at a table with an umbrella. It wasn’t long before Scoble introduced us to Thomas Hawk (investment advisor by day, ubiquitous digital media creator by night). There was the Golden Gate Bridge walk (spread over three parts!), and then came pumpkins — lots of pumpkins. Somewhere between the Golden Gate Bridge and the pumpkin patch, conversations with entrepreneurs like b5media Founder and President Jeremy Wright and SmugMug CEO Don MacAskill.

There was lunch with Bill Gates and another lunch with Mark Cuban. We met folks from Salesforce and Zillow, SocialText, Retrevo and Maxthon. We met political bloggers and a presidential candidate on the campaign trail.

But one of our favorites? It’s an interview with Microsoft’s Gary Flake on Photosynth.

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Robert Scoble is still the author of the incredibly popular tech geek blog, Scobleizer.com. He’s also the managing director over at FastCompany.tv, where ScobleShow editor and producer Rocky Barbanica is also now a senior producer.

Since that fateful first ScobleShow, Agassi has moved on to found Project Better Place, in order to pursue interests in alternative energy and climate change. Jonathan Schwartz is still at Sun, still blogging, and lots of the start-ups we met are still kicking around, some of them very successfully! It’s worth taking a few minutes to surf through the archives, or just wait to see what pops up in the Classic feed. Good for a few goofy laughs and a little insight into where we’ve been and where we might be going. Oh, and Thomas Hawk is still evangelizing for photo sharing and digital media, and still believes that the best pictures in the world have yet to be taken.

Tags: SAP, Shai Agassi, Sun Microsystems, Jonathan Schwartz, Thomas Hawk, b5media, Jeremy Wright, SmugMug, Don MacAskill, Bill Gates, Mark Cuban, Salesforce, Zillow, SocialText, Retrevo, Maxthon, Microsoft, Gary Flake, Photosynth, Robert Scoble, Scobleizer.com, FastCompany.tv, Rocky Barbanica, Project Better Place