Interview with Nora Young on CBC Radio's Spark
By leelefever on March 18, 2008 - 10:47pm.
Recently I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Nora Young, host of the CBC Radio Show Spark, which is described as "smart and unexpected trendwatching." The show airs tomorrow at 11:30 EST and 4pm EST on CBC Radio One.
View With Comments Home for the Holidays (and an off-topic interview)
By leelefever on December 21, 2007 - 4:40pm.
First, we want to wish you and yours good cheer and positive vibes for the Holidays. It's been an exciting year for us at Common Craft and it couldn't have happened without you. Your links, your blog entries, your emails to friends all put a spotlight on our work that wouldn't have happened otherwise. Maybe there is something to this social media thing after all. J
Between now and the New Year, we'll be with families on separate coasts and generally unavailable.
View With Comments TeacherTube: An Educator's Workaround for Online Video
By leelefever on December 7, 2007 - 2:44pm.
It's easy to assume that YouTube and similar hosts are open to everyone but it's not the case for a lot of professionals. We hear from people almost every day that need a way to access our videos off the web because their organizatio/school restricts access to websites like YouTube.
We recently became aware of TeacherTube, which is a video sharing site that has become a workaround for educators who can't access YouTube videos on the web. Many schools may block YouTube, but allow access to TeacherTube because it's an educational resource.
View With Comments Stewart Butterfield on CNN.com
By leelefever on January 22, 2007 - 9:54am.
Stewart Butterfield is one of the co-founders of Flickr, which is a photo sharing site that has been the subject of a near-absolute love-fest among geeky types for years. It has become one of the most cited examples of Web 2.0. I use it everyday and so do my friends. Flickr does do so, so many things right. Anyway, Stewart was interviewed by CNN recently. (watch Video with different content)
My favorite answer from the interview:
View With Comments Sir Tim - You must feel SOME responsibility!
By leelefever on August 10, 2005 - 8:53am.
I really enjoyed reading the BBC interview with Tim Berners-Lee. But, I was in awe at how Mark Lawson kept trying to get him to say that he felt responsible for the bad elements of the web...
But do you feel responsible? You say humanity will do whatever it does with it, do you feel responsible for what happens?
You must reflect though on the law of unintended consequences because it wasn't remotely ever your intention when you started on this that so much of the web would be given over to sexual exhibitionists masturbating in their bedrooms with webcams. Do you ever have bad moments about that?
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GnomeDex Video Interviews by Peter Grondal
By leelefever on June 28, 2005 - 6:58pm.
Peter Grondal was the guy that you saw in this position throughout GnomeDex and the BBQ:
He got some great footage from lots of interesting people and it's now online for your viewing pleasure. Check out the videos. Thanks for getting this out there Peter, and for coming to the BBQ!
View With Comments Audio from "Blog Conversation" with Andy Wibbels
By leelefever on June 22, 2005 - 8:49am.
Andy Wibbels at Easy Bake Weblogs invited me to participate in one of his regularly scheduled "Blog Conversations" calls. The audio and call notes are here. I had a great time and got to wax philosophic on some of the things I'm most passionate about. Thanks for the opportunity Andy!
View With Comments Upcoming Call with Andy Wibbels of EasyBakeWeblogs.com
By leelefever on May 23, 2005 - 8:34am.
Andy Wibbels of Easy Bake Weblogs has asked me to participate in a call in his series of "blog conversations". We'll be talking about how the weblog world listens, partially based on this post. The call happens tomorrow (Tuesday) night - sorry for the late notice.
Here is the information as posted on EasyBakeWeblogs.com:
View With Comments Business Week Interview with Howard Rheingold
By leelefever on August 13, 2004 - 7:55am.
I really like it when Howard talks about the future. It speaks to me on such a real level. In this interview, he (among many other things) talks about how the choices we make as technology users (links in weblogs, ratings on Amazon, articles in Wikipedia) make for really useful ways to filter and find information without the intent to do so- and how this is disruptive to businesses.
View With Comments Doug Kaye Interviews the Trotts of Six Apart
By leelefever on May 17, 2004 - 10:51am.
Interview with Ben and Mena Trott - Six Apart
Ben and Mena founded Six Apart, which created the very popular Movable Type and TypePad weblogging tools.
Did you know that the name Six Apart comes from their birthdays- which are 6 days apart?
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