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Dialogue 12/18/2008 9 comments
Yammer Chief discusses why his company won't suffer the same fate as Twitter, micro-blogging versus 'micro-sharing,' and new Yammer features on the way
Dialogue 12/10/2008 5 comments
Esther Dyson discusses privacy and anonymity, homicide as badware solution, space travel as rich person's pursuit
Dialogue 11/24/2008 5 comments
Steve Huffman, founder of social news site Reddit, talks about getting abused by spammers, life in an acquired company, and what's wrong with online advertising
Dialogue 11/14/2008 8 comments
Tom Conrad, CTO of Pandora Media, discusses the prospect of partnering with competitors, why selling digital music isn't a revenue model, and the licensing debate that could kill Internet radio
Dialogue 11/4/2008 5 comments
Chris Alden, CEO of Six Apart, discusses his company's shift toward a social publishing platform; how blogs are going to 'disrupt' social networking; and the current state of his first company, Red Herring
Dialogue 10/6/2008 Post a comment
Andrew Rasiej, founder of Personal Democracy Forum, shares the dos and don'ts of leveraging the Internet for political campaigns, where Hillary Clinton went wrong, and why the next president should understand Twitter
Dialogue 9/26/2008 1 comment
Scott Kveton, chairman of the OpenID Foundation, talks about OpenID's security and implementation challenges, frustrations with the Data Portability Working Group, and his love for making pizza
Dialogue 9/22/2008 6 comments
Chris Heatherly discusses 'Disney 3.0'; the company's work with open-source; the Internet's impact on Disney's culture; and which Disney movie makes him cry
Dialogue 9/15/2008 3 comments
Renowned producer/director Marc Scarpa discusses his latest work with MySpace, his new project, LiveOnSunset.com, and the digital media landscape
Dialogue 9/8/2008 1 comment
William Swartout, director of technology for the Institute for Creative Technologies, discusses immersive-reality environment, virtual humans, his work with the US army, and whether any of this can be applied in the day-to-day world
Dialogue 8/26/2008 5 comments
Friendster founder Jonathan Abrams discusses the unpleasant history of Friendster's technology troubles, the current state of social media, and why his latest startup, Socializr, is better than Evite
Dialogue 8/18/2008 5 comments
Internet Evolution spoke to Twitter's Alex Payne about Twitter's plans for profitability, its frequent outages, and its efforts to attract a broader demographic
Dialogue 8/13/2008 2 comments
Internet Evolution spoke with Digg's CEO, Jay Adelson, about Digg's community managers, future plans for partnerships and acquisitions, new plans for expanding overseas, and his relationship with Jason Calacanis
Dialogue 7/28/2008 9 comments
Craig Sherman, CEO of Gaia Online, tells Internet Evolution about Gaia's monetization success, the future of 'online hangouts' vs social networks, and why his avatar has blue hair
Dialogue 7/15/2008 3 comments
Internet Evolution spoke with Lyle Fong, CEO of Lithium Technologies, about the best and worst practices for establishing external communities around enterprise brands
Dialogue 6/24/2008 1 comment
Eugene Lee, Socialtext CEO, spoke with Internet Evolution about the company's latest product, SocialCalc, and the lack of value some applications bring to the enterprise
Dialogue 6/16/2008 3 comments
At the Enterprise 2.0 Conference last week, Internet Evolution sat down with Google's Rishi Chandra to talk about Google Apps
Dialogue 6/2/2008 2 comments
Internet Evolution talks with Jason Calacanis, founder and CEO of Mahalo (previously the co-founder of Weblogs Inc.), about human-powered search, obsessive employees, and his animosity toward Valley Wag
Dialogue 5/13/2008 1 comment
Internet Evolution spoke with Jeff Taylor about his years at Monster.com; his newest Websites, Eons.com and Tributes.com; and his DJ alter-ego
Dialogue 5/1/2008 4 comments
Founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales, talks to Internet Evolution about his new project, Wikia Search, the next big step for Wikipedia, and whether or not he plans to defeat Google
Dialogue 4/29/2008 Post a comment
Steve Pearman, SVP of product strategy at MySpace, talked about the company's new Application Gallery, Facebook, OpenSocial, and losing user trust
Dialogue 3/31/2008 6 comments
Second Life founder speaks out on everything from cybersex, politics, and how virtual worlds will impact the future of the Internet
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