The (Joomla versus Drupal) scaling issue is mostly about hosting the content of the site and making requests for information to a server (hopefully in the cloud, where all of our heads should be by now). That server however, could reside underneath your friend Neal's desk somewhere, but with a cloud partner like Amazon you have technical support, tiered expansion and costs and let's face it, Neal sleeps."
February 25, 2010
Be careful of bait and switch Fan pages on Facebook. Facebook can't protect you from a clumsy click that spams all of your network. This example is one of many.
January 19, 2010
Companies can address product or service concerns, or open public discussions about other issues concerning their customers and by doing so, anticipate what user's want (importantly) based on use AND explicit feedback...
January 10, 2010
There was something I liked too, about what Jason must have learned from his father. The enormous interest rates and late fees credit card companies change consumers is a large problem. So many people are in debt, or have debt war stories. RevolutionMoney was sounding like EvolutionMoney.
January 3, 2010
Recorded during an earlier interview. Drupal is often referred to as a content management system but it’s also a web framework. It’s basically a PHP web application framework in the same way that Rails is a web application framework for Ruby, Drupal is a web application framework for PHP. But it’s really focused on CMS that’s built on top of it but it’s really, really flexible. And so there are all these modules out there that can add, basically sort of fundamentally change the way that Drupal works.
January 2, 2010
Recorded from an earlier interview. User gen video does not have to be either semi-professional or sound really extremist, crazy, dangerous active of trying to light something on fire or jump off a building or something and so user gen has ways to develop I think and it can be much more informative and purpose-driven than it is now.
January 2, 2010
Recorded and an earlier interview. Elad Yoran, Executive Chairman of KoolSpan, joins Lisacast to discuss TrustChip technology and recent financing of $7.1 million (What? I thought there was a recession!.) KoolSpan's crypto engine is a self-contained authentication, encryption and key management platform. That's right, I said 'crypto engine'.
January 1, 2010
Recorded from an earlier interview. Select, related slides are Slides from Georgia Institute of Technology. BlogTalkRadio Lisa Padilla: Good morning. It’s 08:32 AM Pacific Time on Friday, narrowly escaping Friday the 13th today so 12th 2008 and we are talking with Dr. Zhong Lin Wang today who is Regents’ Professor of the School of Materials… [Read more…]
January 1, 2010
...one of the challenges of all the bloggers and all of their followers including you know new media and more you know creative ways of telling stories and that kind of thing. As more and more of that comes there is also a greater risk for inaccurate materials and inadvertent direction of readers if people talking an information. Now do you think AirCongress and other companies are that are other organizations that are collecting news online doing a good job at trying to help people be better reporter?
September 25, 2009
Twitter is an addictive technology. The number of adapted applications is phenomenal, these allow you take twitter and post media along with your 140 characters, aggregate groups and take twitter on-the-go. Social media has already been infested with spam. People still handle it differently.
September 12, 2009
As the weekend warms up to TechCrunch50, 2009, my mind is bubbling with anticipation. One of the lucky ones to get to upgrade my iPhone, I’ve been enjoying faster speeds and more storage. I almost wet myself like an excited puppy when I saw the image/video slider. And now the iPod Nanos have video, FM… [Read more…]
February 26, 2009
Don Pierce of Micoy talking about what's next in 3D visualization.
January 6, 2009
20378 What’s special about that number? It made me smile. It’s how many Lisacast listeners there are as of today. Wow! Thank you listeners and thank you guests. If you’d like to hear more of a certain topic, have a guest suggestion or want to connect with me, please email lisa@lisa.io. I’ve loved the discussions… [Read more…]
January 5, 2009
Check out the new BlogTalkRadio web site, maybe start your own show. In the meantime, checkout previous Lisacast shows here on Lisacast.com. I have a show coming up today with the FlyLady, you won't want to miss it. Call-in at 1 (646) 478-4956 to speak your mind about "energy efficiency." The show airs today from 12 - 1 pm PST.
January 4, 2009
My next show is on energy efficiency. Joining me are entrepreneurs and world-travelers Stephen and Lynda Kane from the UK, Brighton specifically. Stephen and Lynda are wonderful, energetic people, spreading the word about their energy awareness training and tools and their book, The Hidden Secrets of Real Health. As well, we are graced with Marla… [Read more…]
January 1, 2009
Fred Davis spoke at the 3rd Annual Cinegrid Workshop this year and I captured some pictures.
October 6, 2008
Liad Agmon built and sold a company to raise money for the production of a film. that film was a huge success! Listen to this interview on Lisacast with Liad Agmon, CEO of Delver.com. Delver is social search. try it and you'll understand.
July 23, 2008
It can be said that Alan Levy is a good business man, a direct and effective negotiator. He retooled existing, large telephony infrastructure technology into a free, light-weight web service anyone with a phone can figure out. He makes money on both premium services and advertising, as well as backend US numbers procured by the… [Read more…]
April 12, 2008
Join me at 5:30 pm PT today for a live discussion with founder of Skewz, a community of political articles posted by users like you and I. In this community, individuals rate articles as to how far left or right the view might lean and by doing so, offer some interesting statistics about media bias.
March 25, 2008
We’re talking about the old school junk mail, the large atom-based material (wait, I guess it all is) that comes to your door step, not the electronic kind. That’s another show entirely. ProQuo is a company claiming to reduce paper mail you don’t want by anywhere from 50-90%. The service is free and solves two problems… [Read more…]
January 17, 2008
There is a storm of new media sites and Voxant is holding its own. Some serious work has gone into the process of playlists, high-quality content and virality. Last month I spoke with Jeff Crigler, former CEO of Voxant and now I’m speaking with Marcien Jenckes, appointed as the new CEO this month. Marcien comes from… [Read more…]
November 29, 2007
Thanks to Daphne Kwon, infomercials and reviews have become personal. That is to say, that the person who lives next door to you might have useful information about a product you are about to buy. Daphne Kwon is the co-founder and CEO of ExpoTV, the first and largest video-based social commerce network specifically tailored for the… [Read more…]
October 1, 2007
Jon Hammond speaks with me while in town on the weekend of the SF Blues Festival. Jon is a sweet and talented musician with a convincted view supporting artists, unions and collaboration. He is great to speak with, down-to-earth and experienced about the changing world of broadcast. He has done public TV and radio for years… [Read more…]
September 21, 2007
Well, I’m not the first one one to use that line, am I? No. That’s because people are conversing about the conversation all the time these days. It’s the meme of the moment. Memes are a great example of conversational marketing. It’s marketing outside of the marketing department. And everyone’s doing it. - SAP uses… [Read more…]
August 14, 2007
This morning I read on paidcontent.org that KickApps just received $11 million funding. These guys are a competitor to Ning, covered recently by the Baltimore Sun. Social networks are all the rage, of course. They offer so many opportunities and information, detailed and immediate. Example: I was alerted on Facebook that Michael Arrington changed his… [Read more…]
August 12, 2007
Click to play the video Lisacast showcases interviews on citizen journalism, sports and music covering half the globe in half an hour. Let’s take a trip across the western hemisphere from NY to Pittsburg to San Francisco and LA and across the Pacific Ocean to South Korea to highlight some of the people I ran… [Read more…]
July 28, 2007
Evern Williams and Dr. Lynette Cruz, broadcasting with me live on Lisacast.com. Williams is the community media manager at Olelo television in Honolulu, HI and Dr. Cruz is a cultural anthropology professor and public access activist. UPDATE: Show is being rescheduled.
July 20, 2007
I transcribed this interview which was a bit hard to hear at points with my guest from Israel, but it’s a very worthwhile discussion and fascinating I think to hear the respected guest talk about his experiences over the course of 30+ years in media and communications, blogging, war, social networks and the good and… [Read more…]
July 15, 2007
July 29th, 2007: Evern Williams, Media Center Manager for ‘Óleolo Community Television in Honolulu, HI about the application of new media in the local community August 5th, 2007: Roberto Spietzio, Italian citizen journalist and OhMyNews contributor on the spread of wireless technologies and media control August 12th, 2007: Jack Androvich, Sr. Director of Marketing Intelligence… [Read more…]
July 15, 2007
It seems to me that many of our problems rest in a lack of common understanding — from all of human life each of us individually. There is angst and frustration before we learn to walk. When we learn to walk, ah, it’s a cake walk. But when we feel frustrated or intimidated, our logical… [Read more…]
June 17, 2007
“A Gadfly Becomes Persona Non Grata in City Hall By DIANE CARDWELL Published: June 16, 2007 It took Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to actually bar Rafael Martínez Alequin, the publisher of a small independent newspaper, from City Hall news conferences.” Mr. Martinez, who was interviewed on the premiere airing of Lisacast, was written up in… [Read more…]
June 17, 2007
Our Father’s Day show, named “Who’s Your Daddy?” featured a discussion with Steve Gershik and Emily Morse of sexwithemily.com. We talked about the use of podcasting for business and pleasure, radio industry challenges, the tradeoffs to accepting sponsorship dollars for your show. Emily also mentions her interest in women’s politics, working for Barbara Boxer, and… [Read more…]
June 11, 2007
BlogTalkRadio’s Hilary Leewong interviews Lisacast on her BlogTalkRadio show “15-Minutes of Fame“. Miss Leewong featured Lisacast this week after a great show yesterday with Rafe Needleman, who runs CNET’s Webware.com. Mr. Needleman provided some wonderful perspectives about the convergence of consumer-adopted tools in the workplace. Checkout Webware.com for the Webware 100 Awards. I have been reading… [Read more…]
June 2, 2007
This week’s guest Dr. Thomas Buckholtz makes an early appearance this week on Lisacast, Saturday at 2 pm PST live . Date: Saturday, June 2rd, 2007 Time: 2:00 – 2:30 am PST Dial-in #: +1 (646) 478-4956 Download the show after it airs. Q. From Jan Sandred via Twitter during the show: “Jan Sandred how… [Read more…]
May 30, 2007
Dr. Tom Buckholtz is a business advisor and executive coach, consultant, speaker and author of several books. He has been an integral evangelist in the creation of practices such as enterprise software licensing and grassroots communication of the Republican National Committee. He has also worked for large institutions such as the US government and PG&E,… [Read more…]
May 27, 2007
“There is too much spite. Spite of traditional journalist for citizen reporters, spite of citizens at large for journalists, spite of politicians for journalists, spite of journalists for sponsors, etc. The things at stake are huge, information is basically one way to fight the Tyran, just like in Greek democracy, because the Tyrans, whether they… [Read more…]
May 20, 2007
There are roughly 9 million people in Sweden, which holds control over the highly profitable trade routes of the Baltic Sea. After overhauling the country’s welfare program (a costly venture), it still exceeds the UN target development in aid donations of 0.7% of GNP, one of the few countries who can claim that in the… [Read more…]
May 16, 2007
A follow up from this week’s show with Rafael Martinez Alequin who was supposed to have his press credentials addressed on the 15th this week: “The following is an article publish today in the New York Sun. Last night the police department called me at home to tell me that the appointment schedule for today… [Read more…]
May 12, 2007
“After covering New York’s City Hall for over 20 years, Mayor Bloomberg and his press secretary banned me from the mayor’s newsconference at the Blue Room in City Hall. This is an issue concerning not me but the fundamental right granted under the constitution to journalist.” — Rafael Martínez Alequín Join me for our first… [Read more…]
May 9, 2007
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June 25, 2010
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