Silicon Valley Musings

My TextMate podcast from Macworld 2007 can be found here.

On the eve of CES 2007, we at PodTech quietly released our new Video Player.
Its most obvious feature is the clean, new look. But there are several other interesting features not immediately apparent.

The player is based on Adobe’s Flash to increase cross-platform reach. The player allows our community members to easily share their favorite podcast […]

List of some Silicon Valley podcasts:

PodTech
NASA’s Digital Learning Network
Stanford’s Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders lecture series
Sun
TalkCrunch

I just came across this podcast by Dr. Paul Farmer. He does amazing work in the area of Tuberculosis and AIDS treatment thought his organization, Partners in Health.

IBM ShortCuts is a weekly podcast to “help origanize your digital life.”

Since PodTech is expanding from its core audio podcasting expertise to include text and video blogging, I thought I would explore some of the differences of the three communication forms in a series of blog posts.
I originally stumbled across Professor Walter Ong’s work while studying language acquisition at Santa Clara University. I dusted off my […]

From Reuters news article:
“The world’s most famous corporate blogger, Robert Scoble, credited with helping to break down a siege mentality at his employer, Microsoft Corp., confirmed on Sunday that he is leaving to join a recently formed Silicon Valley Internet media start-up.
Scoble, 41, said in a phone interview that he will join PodTech.net, a Menlo […]

From the lack of posts on my Weblog, you can tell I have been busy. Today we launched a new release of the PodTech.net Website.

PodTech.net has been redesigned around the four networks we announced back in the spring: PodTech News, Events, InfoTalk(tm), and Corporate. It is now possible to keep abreast of new posts […]

Today, PodTech.net announced receiving $5.5 million in Series A funding from US Venture Partners and Venrock Associates.

As John McDowall states in his recent post of the same name, “It has been a long time since I last posted.”
After several weeks of reflection (SCU is big on reflection)in late November, I decided that I was not meant to be an elementary school math teacher. The students and my fellow teachers were […]