Interview with the founder of Delver
Delver: a social search engine from JD Lasica on Vimeo.
I conducted a number of interviews at TechCrunch50 last week. One of the most intriguing was with Liad Agmon, CEO and co-founder of Delver.com. He and PR rep Paula Gould discussed the new social search engine, which has some very interesting features you won't find on other search engines, such as restaurant and hotel recommendations by your network of friends. I'll definitely be using Delver.
By the way, I recently bought Final Cut Express and this is my first video in Final Cut rather than iMovie. Jason Blalock helped me get this far; I hope to get better in the coming months.
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Cross-posted to SocialMedia.biz.
September 25, 2008 at 12:19 AM in Tech | Permalink
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Amber MacArthur: Tech news up north
I'm happy to say that one of my new friends is Amber MacArthur, the super-sharp and amiable co-host (with Leo Laporte) of "Call for Help," a tech assitance show on G4 Tech TV in Toronto. It airs on cable across Canada and Australia, but not in the US, alas (although you can see segments on sites like commandN.
Just after Leo interviewed me about Ourmedia on the show last Friday (the episode will air in mid-April), I got Amber to fill us in on the Canadian technology show, how she snagged a co-host job, and other fun stuff in this 5 minute 40 second video interview.
April 5, 2006 at 06:37 PM in Interviews, Tech | Permalink
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Molly Krause on the H2O playlist project
Molly Krause, leader of the Berkman Center's H2O project, explains the benefits of playlists in academic and other learning settings.
December 31, 2005 at 10:00 PM in Tech | Permalink
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Valerie Cunningham announces OnHollywood
Valerie Cunningham of AlwaysOn announces the OnHollywood executive summit set for Hollywood in early May 2006.
December 31, 2005 at 01:01 PM in Tech | Permalink
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