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Chris Sacca - Unlicensed Spectrum: Tales from the Lamppost
As more and more services and opportunities become available on the World Wide Web, the gap between those who are connected and those who aren't is becoming an increasing problem. Access to the internet is certainly not yet ubiquitous, and where it is accessible the costs are often high, and the choices for service low. In this talk, Chris Sacca, the Head of Special Initiatives at Google, Inc., explains some of the trials and tribulations that Google faced while installing its free Wi-Fi network in Google's hometown of Mountain View, California.
Chris Brogan - The Serendipity Engine play >
Chris Brogan - The Serendipity Engine
3/17/2010 | Download File (5.52 MB) - right click to download
"The opportunity to innovate starts with doing something that hasn't been done yet", Chris Brogan presses in this lively, sardonic speech about ten minutes in length, in which the blogger and President of New Marketing Labs, a social media agency, advises businesses and individuals alike on how to utilize to the best capacity the web's power to connect them to their communities.
Jonathan Ellis - The Cassandra Project play >
Jonathan Ellis - The Cassandra Project
3/16/2010 | Download File (21.24 MB) - right click to download
Jonathan Ellis discusses Cassandra, an open source distributed database management system, used by Facebook and other sites. An Apache Software Foundation top-level project, it is designed to handle very large amounts of data spread out across many commodity servers while providing a highly available service with no single point of failure. Jonathan reviews the project, explaining details about the system as well as the importance of scalability in database design and the differences between distributed and relational databases.
Francois Lefebvre - Mobile Digital Broadcasting: An Infrastructure for One-to-Many Converged Services play >
Francois Lefebvre - Mobile Digital Broadcasting: An Infrastructure for One-to-Many Converged Services
3/15/2010 | Download File (7.19 MB) - right click to download
Digital broadcasting networks are being developed worldwide to deliver high-bandwidth, real-time content to and from mobile platforms. Francois Lefebvre describes the tension between telco- and broadcast-driven services; telcos tend to promote subscription based services while broadcasters try to extend their free-to-air model. The good news is that breakthrough, open applications are emerging that can deliver reliable and innovative mobile broadcast networks.
Jay Adelson - A Conversation with Jay Adelson and Kevin Rose play >
Jay Adelson - A Conversation with Jay Adelson and Kevin Rose
3/14/2010 | Download File (9.72 MB) - right click to download
Digg.com, one of the most successful social media websites, has over 40 million users, amounting to about 20,000 submissions a day, but young CEO Jay Adelson wants more. In this candid conversation with Brady Forrest "serial entrepreneurs" Adelson and his Partner Kevin Rose share with us where Digg fits into the "huge volume of stuff", as Adelson puts it, on the World Wide Web, and their plans for its future.
Panel: Steven Berlin Johnson, Monica Guzman, Hal Roberts - "Citizen Gain": The New, New Journalism and Governance play >
Panel: Steven Berlin Johnson, Monica Guzman, Hal Roberts - "Citizen Gain": The New, New Journalism and Governance
3/13/2010 | Download File (12.17 MB) - right click to download
Join best-selling author Steven Berlin Johnson as he discusses the changing face of online journalism, one in which citizen journalists and bloggers are news gatherers and information curators. Both journalists and techies alike are providing new ways to share and consume content, and creating rich relations between consumers and providers of information. Members of this new media are also required to wear many hats, from local news reporter to database administrator.
Episode 85 - StackOverflow play >
Episode 85 - StackOverflow
3/12/2010 | Download File (28.33 MB) - right click to download
Joel and Jeff discuss the pursuit of venture capital, why Joel is ending his blog, and the hidden power of Google's web spider.
Peter Hessler - Chinese Car Culture play >
Peter Hessler - Chinese Car Culture
3/11/2010 | Download File (13.00 MB) - right click to download
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with author, Peter Hessler, to discuss the new car culture that has emerged in China, as 90 million new drivers take to the streets each day.
David Siegel - The Semantic Web play >
David Siegel - The Semantic Web
3/9/2010 | Download File (28.76 MB) - right click to download
Author David Siegel discusses his book Pull: The Power of the Semantic Web to Transform Your Business, in which he reviews the concepts for a future version of the web. He defines the idea of the semantic web and how Pull is a model for it. Siegel reviews how businesses in the future can take advantage of the improvements in the use of data and why the improvements will assist in commercial success.
Allan Holmes - .Gov Websites That Work play >
Allan Holmes - .Gov Websites That Work
3/8/2010 | Download File (7.00 MB) - right click to download
The Government is no longer a secluded center of power that rules the citizenry. Government agencies now try to actively connect with the public and interact with them. Allan Holmes, Executive Editor at Government Executive, talks about how some of the well-made government websites are not only successful at what they set out to do, but top the internet charts for traffic and user engagement.
Brenda Peterson - Leaving Theology Behind play >
Brenda Peterson - Leaving Theology Behind
3/5/2010 | Download File (12.22 MB) - right click to download
Dr. Moria Gunn tracks down author and unlikely environmentalist, Brenda Peterson, who takes her through her book of memoirs, I Want To Be Left Behind.
