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Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz gave a great keynote interview at the Web 2.0 Expo last month. He was interviewed by Tim O’Reilly. The 30 minute-plus interview covered a wide range of fascinating business- and technology-related topics, not the least of which was business blogging.

In going through the stack of business cards I collected at Web2.0Expo, by far my favorite card of the bunch came are the drop.io cards I received from Sam Lessin and Alexa Von Tobel.  Simple

Matt Cutts explain about “What Google Knows About Spam” at Web 2.0 Expo and also says “I’ve always meant to do a post to say that search engine optimization (SEO) is not spam and that Google doesn’t hate SEO, but I never seem to get around to it.

By Maggie Shiels Technology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley [ Generic live mesh data] Opening up internet programming was a central theme of Web 2.0 San Francisco's Web 2.0 Expo conference brought together thousands of people responsible for crafting the future direction of

Clay Shirky, professor at NYU who consults on the impact of the internet and technology on culture and economics, gives a thought provoking speech at this year’s Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco. He observes that for today’s generation, “media includes consuming, producing and sharing.” And that “media

Adam Jacob and I did an IT Conversations podcast with Phil Windley last week, which I really enjoyed. We started with a summary of Adam's excellent Web2.0 Expo session, covered the phases of startup growth using virtual infrastructures like EC2 and 3tera, and discussed how Puppet shifts us to

[ logo_bungeelabs-flat_md.png](Sorry it’s been awhile since my last blog - it took me several days to figure out how to get my Flip video imported and exported to and from iMovie. To make a long story short, if you want to export from iMovie and have both picture and sound, you must import your source

I expect something tasteful in a place of mourning and remembrance. Maybe I am old-fashioned but ads for LavaLife, who has never been the most subtle advertiser in the dating industry, on a site meant to be a memorial for loved ones is not what I expect to see.

Brian Zisk has done it again. After the wildly successful SanFran MusicTech Summit last February at Hotel Kabuki, he rallied the troops for round two of what I hope will be a regular event going forward. The first Summit, which I reviewed here, set the bar high.

I finally found a video of at least part of our Web 2.0 Expo session about Community Building: Good, Bad and Ugly. A big thank you to Jim Goings for uploading it. It looks like they caught the first 30 minutes of the session on video.