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Chris Parandian and Ashley Shillingsburg interviewed Steve Largent, former NFL star and current president of the CTIA, “An international nonprofit membership organization founded in 1984, representing all sectors of wireless communications – cellular, personal communication services and enhanced specialized mobile radio.” They posted the interview on their blog, mobilediner.com. No, the blog is not about […]

This is a an archived segment from the monthly DC Media Makers meeting last week. I recorded it live using BlogTV, a free web-based live streaming video service. BlogTV is still very much a work in progress, but I am having a lot of fun with it, and I am assured by one of the […]

So people at BlogTV.com, a free streaming video social web space, actually read my email to them and my blog post with suggestions for blogtv.com. Here is the (slightly edited) exchange of emails between myself and Nir Ofir.
He had some good news for the future of his service.
Nir Ofir: I’m Nir, one of the founders […]

Elliot Malkin, a friend of mine from our days at ITP has been making religiously flavored techno art pieces for a few years now. The latest piece is a video about the Laser eRuv system he devised at Eyebeam Atelier in Manhattan. An Eruv is a kind of hack Orthodox Jews employ that enables them […]

There are a bunch of services which allow you to stream live video for free to whoever wants to watch. I am very interested in these services, as I enjoy hosting live talk shows online. So far, I have had success using a commercial service, Avacaster, for work, but at home, I’d love to have […]

I am not at Pixelodeonfest, the indie online video event happening this weekend in LA. Wish I was, but I just couldn’t get my act together to make it happen for myself. If you are in LA this weekend, go check it out.

My virtual social life has been almost as bad as my real social life. Why? Because I’ve been frivolously expending my energy on work. What was I thinking? I just finished a project where I helped the National Community Reinvestment Coalition deliver distance training with live videoconferencing. It went well. So well that I just […]

Bill Maddex and I grew up a block and a half away from each other–Jewish children of academics growing up in the punk rock, californicated, drugged out, university town, post hippie enclave that was Eugene, Oregon in the eighties. Bill opened my eyes to a bunch of things. He was using email in ‘86. He […]