Intruders TV Relaunches

Intruders TV has re-vamped their site and posted a bunch of new video interviews with musicians, tech wizards, filmmakers and cleantech pioneers. They are a truely global operation, posting in multiple languages. Some great interviews are available...check 'em out.

They describe themselves as follows: "Intruders tv is the leading provider of valuable insights through their unique approach to capturing Innovators on camera. Interviews are conducted by well known, experienced and international industry editors, hand picked by Intruders tv to convey credibility and respectability both with the innovators being interviewed and the audience watching the interview."



"The mastermind behind Java, James Gosling created the programming language that brought the Internet to life and can be found in everything from smartcards to cell phones. In the interview above, James talks about Java, embedded systems, the iPhone and sensors in the middle of the Pacific!"

ESIF Entrepreneurship Documentary

Some fellow creative media-makers I know here in Seattle just created a short documentary about start-up funding. The focus is on business owners who have pitched their business at the Early Stage Investment Forum("ESIF"); a funding event held every Spring in Seattle.

Cre8 Day 3: More People I've Met

As begun in yesterday's post, here are some more people I recently interviewed at the Cre8 Conference. Video and more faces to come. Meet the modern digital creatives.

Brian Goldfarb
Keynote Speaker, Microsoft Group Product Manager covering Silverlight, Expression Studio, WPF and more. High-adrenalin evangelist. Loves rain.



Christopher Smith
Cre8 Creator. AGI founder. Quark veteran. Author. Really loves hearing Disney tunes in the bathroom all week.



Alex Hamilton
Director of Business Development for Enfocus publishing software. Tools for digital designers.



Stay tuned for the interviews...

On The Media Podcast: How to Fix Tech Policy

Check out the recent On The Media interview podcast (above) with Tim Wu, Columbia University law professor and co-author of Who Controls the Internet?: Illusions of a Borderless World.

He's written an article for Slate Magazine about Jump-Starting Our Tech Policy where he outlines his recommendations which include appointing a broadband czar.

Wu is also an advisor to Barack Obama who has a pretty progressive technology policy. The next president needs to devise a cohesive approach toward communications and media which will allow equal access and continued innovation.