by cameron | Mar 2, 2005 | Brisbane, Podcast
00:00 Sponsor advertisement: Frank Arrigo and show intro 02:40 Buzz Bruggeman, CEO, Activewords says G’Day 03:13 David Geller, CEO, WhatCounts Inc.
BlogUnit provides a cost-effective, rack-ready appliance that is tuned to network security requirements and can be up-and-running in 15 minutes. Corporate bloggers find an easy-to-use and fully-featured platform to author, manage, measure, deliver, and syndicate this powerful new form of communication.
07:47 Buzz Bruggeman, Robert Scoble, Andy Ruff and Shel Israel say G’Day 09:27 Joe Kraus, CEO, JotSpot
JotSpot makes simple web applications simple to build by combining wikis and web applications in an easy-to-use hosted service for workgroups.
12:57 Garth Moulton, Co-Founder, Jigsaw Data Corporation
Jigsaw is an online business contact marketplace where people can buy, sell and trade business contact information.
15:28 Karl & Heidi, Pluck
A free tool for managing all of your regular online activities
18:47 Philip Nelson, Senior Director of Video Marketing, NewTek
The TriCaster replaces several pieces of video-production gear, including a video switcher and the transcoder needed to convert standard video output for Webcasting
22:42 Scott Jarr, VP, Product Marketing, LiveVault
LiveVault InSync is the disk-based online backup and recovery service that delivers fast, easy, 100% reliable backup, offsite protection and recovery—eliminating the risks and failures inherent to tape backup.
26:34 Peter Sisson, CEO, Teleo
Teleo provides Internet telephony applications that bridge the gap between your computer desktop and regular telephones and cell phones.
29:57 Robin Hopper, President, iUpload
The latest release of iUpload’s Application Suite brings tight integration between blogs and content management, allowing you to take full advantage of the blog phenomenon at a corporate level to connect and stay connected with employees, customers, partners or other key constituencies.
32:51 Neil Greer, CEO, Impact Engine
Use Impact Engine to create & distribute agency quality multimedia presentations, track hot leads and send personalized e-marketing campaigns.
33:52 David Beckham, PhotoLeap
Photoleap enables the sending of an unlimited number of high resolution digital photographs to anyone with an email address in the same manner in which you send them an email, but without any of the traditional limits of email.
36:56 Richard Bullwinkle, Senior Director of Product Marketing & Chief Evangelist, Mediabolic
Mediabolic® develops products and services to revolutionize how consumers enjoy digital entertainment in the home.
41:12 Chris Matters, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra’s commercial manager, discussing Digital Monkey‘s product “In The Chair”
In the Chair gives budding musicians and music lovers the thrill of playing in a virtual Symphony Orchestra. In the Chair provides users with a first person audiovisual perspective allowing them to see and hear from their chosen seat in the orchestra. By plugging a microphone into a computer, the software’s artificial intelligence engine provides realtime feedback on their performance and encouragement to correct their mistakes.
47:15 Phillip Williamson, CEO, Intelledox
Intelledox is a scalable enterprise application that facilitates the creation and management of the simplest to most complex documents.
50:57 David Monteith, Managing Director, Sonaptic
The Sonaptic 3D Audio Engine is the culmination of over 12 years of research and development by the company’s founders. Using patented methods and with a background in the music and games industries, Sonaptic’s team have developed the world’s leading 3D Positional Audio technology, capable of faithful reproduction of multi-channel audio – even when sound paths pass through 3D space around the listener.
53:24 Joe Harris, Vice President of Marketing, Orb Networks
Orb gives you secure access to the digital media on your home PC through a simple web interface. Orb streams your content safely to virtually any internet-connected device.
57:32 John Riedl, Executive Chairman, SigNav
The SigNav product range provides all the tools that you need to evaluate, develop and design embeddeded GPS solutions at the PCB, equipment, subsystem and system level.
01:01:24 Jim Young, co-founder and co-CEO, Jambo Networks
Jambo Networks is the first company to design technology to let you see these invisible opportunities, letting people who share something in common to directly find each other and network face-to-face, when they want to.
01:08:20 Sponsor advertisement: Frank Arrigo and outtro
This podcast is sponsored by Brisbane Pergolas.
by cameron | Feb 12, 2005 | Brisbane, Podcast
In our first “non-tech / non-geek” interview at G’day World be talk to US author, Staton Rabin.
Staton came to Cam’s attention because of a book she wrote called “Betsy and the Emperor”, a young adults book about a friendship between Napoleon and Betsy Balcombe, a fourteen year old who lived on the island of St. Helène where Napoleon was kept on after his capture by the British. For those that don’t know… Cam is a Napoleon buff. The cool thing about Staton’s book is that it has been picked up as a movie that will commence filming shortly and was going to star Anthony Hopkins at one stage and now has Al Pacino slated to play the lead role and Patrice Chereau
locked in as the Director.
Apart from writing, Staton works as a story analyst / screenwriter in New York and has worked on a number of successful film adaptations.
An interesting interview on an interesting topic…
This podcast is sponsored by Brisbane Decking.
by cameron | Dec 21, 2004 | Brisbane, Podcast
The podcasts just keep on coming this week…
The short “ambush” podcasts are quite fun (and easy to do) so Cameron and I have been doing a few of them. We don’t want to overburden you guys with having to listen to us too much (yeah yeah…i know bandwidth ain’t cheap in Australia and a lot of other countries), but we are having an absolute blast doing the “G’day World” podcasts and love all the feedback we have been getting. So for the moment…you will just have to put up with us posting material in a pretty steady stream…well…it might slow down over xmas but it isn’t looking like it. 🙂
In this episode of “On the Pod” we ambush and have a chat with our mate Angus Logan. Angus is a Microsoft Content Management Server / SharePoint Technologies developer and a resident of Brisbane (or that little area near Brisbane we like to call Brisvegas actually). Brisbane is the capital of the sunny northern Australian state of Queensland, where as the TV ad used to try and convince us…”its beautiful one day. . .perfect the next “.
Listen in as Angus puts us on pause (hmmm) and talks about the “The seven habits of successful retards” amongst other things.
<shh>it looks like we may have a special guest on very very soon…thanx Buzz</shh>
