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It’s been a while, we know, but nonetheless, here are some interesting video-casts from the Scoble Show:
Sean Tierney, co-founder and COO of JumpBox, shows how to create a complex database server within seconds by using JumpBox.
NewsGator owns many of the most popular news readers around and synchronizes them. But now NewsGator is making big strides in bringing its synchronization system to enterprises. Dave Keller, general manager, and Chris Echelmeier, enterprise sales rep, demo the latest.
Anthony Franco, President of EffectiveUI, shows some of the Web apps that his company has created for eBay and gives us the story behind the user experience.
Jim McNiel, CEO, and Steve Repetti, CTO of 5th Generation Systems, show and talk about Zude, its new Web-building service. Zude is the coolest way to build Web sites I’ve seen. This demo is long, about an hour, but it’s worth it to understand the depth of technology in this tool which includes some of the best JavaScript programming seen so far.
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Wanting to write a nice long post regarding typography and logo design, but finding ourselves incredibly short on available time, we decided to settle for showing you 2 interesting & powerful typographic-based video presentations:
This could perhaps the most important video cast ever produced, especially for Chee, as this tries once again to introduce the awe and wonder now know as Adobe AIR.
Alex Iskold, founder and CEO, and Andy Roth, chief quality officer of AdaptiveBlue, talk about their browser plugin, which has a pretty cool way to hook into a bunch of Web 2.0 services.
You’ve heard the story. Bill Gates and Microsoft became a hugely successful business after it bought DOS from a small computer store in Seattle and licensed it to IBM. But what really happened? Did you know that Bill Gates didn’t want the operating system business at first, for instance?
Did you know that Gary Kildall, founder of Digital Research and inventor of CPM (the other operating system being considered for IBM PCs) was flying the day that IBM came visiting?
Crossloop is a great free way to take control of a friend’s computer and help them out. Here Tom Rolander, CTO of Crossloop, demonstrates how it can be used to help your friends and family get over their computer troubles.
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