Robert Scoble

  1. Musings on the future of Microsoft, Windows

    Cnet News &bull Mar 8, 2010

    Predicting the decline of Microsoft is a favorite sport for some, and indeed, there is plenty of reason to argue that Redmond will struggle as Google and others provide cheaper alternatives to the powerfully profitable combination of Windows and Office. But… Full Story »

  2. Reporters' Roundtable Podcast: ILM on the future of visual effects

    Cnet News &bull Feb 26, 2010

    Wrap-up That's it for this week's Roundtable. Next week, we're going to explore the heart and soul of Microsoft, with former Microsoft spokespeople Robert Scoble and Don Dodge. Also joining us will be CNET's Microsoft reporter Ina Fried. Don't miss… Full Story »

  3. Second Life's new player builds toward Web

    Scobleizer &bull Feb 23, 2010

    Linden Labs has just released a new player for its virtual world, Second Life. In the interview Mark reveals quite a bit of other info about how Second Life is doing, including how many visits, minutes spent, and other info.… Full Story »


  4. Giving Back: Win a Ticket to SxSW and Advice From Social Media Community

    Jatin Mahindra &bull Feb 23, 2010

    Sometimes an certain ideas are just good and survive the test of time. When I served on the PRSA Board in San Antonio, every year we dedicated one of our luncheons to helping smaller non-profits put together a PR plan.… Full Story »

  5. Is Second Life about to enter its "second life?"

    Scobleizer &bull Feb 22, 2010

    Remember, thats that virtual world that got a TON of hype back in 2005/6. It was on the cover of magazines. On CNN and other TV shows. It looked like it was going to be THE new thing of the… Full Story »

  6. Coming soon: the disruptive molecular age of information

    Scobleizer &bull Feb 22, 2010

    Now weve seen what Google has had up its sleeve with Google Buzz. I expect this is the last tool of the atomic age. No, not the energy field, the real-time content field. Before I start, tomorrow Im giving a talk to Stanford University MBA students with MC Hammer and Loic Le Meur, founder/CEO of Seesmic (he wrote about his part of the presentation on his blog tonight) about what social media is doing to our marketing, and Ive been working with a few companies on products that will come out over the next year that will move… Full Story »


  7. How I Became the Robert Scoble of Buzz

    Read Write Web &bull Feb 16, 2010

    I had some free time this weekend, so instead of going to party, I decided to look into Google Buzz. It's not every day that a major social site is launched. I wanted to find a way to find my friends quickly, and gain many followers. I started by looking into popular users and finding friends we have in common. It was pretty tedious, but I noticed I could… Full Story »


  8. Stop Whining About How Elitist And Expensive TED Is -- You're Only Pissed Because You Didn't Get Invited

    Silicon Alley Insider &bull Feb 15, 2010

    First, lets get the elephant out of the way so we can talk about more important things. What is the elephant? No, its not Larry Page, co-founder of Google, seen above waving to the audience at TED after he gave… Full Story »


  9. Filter, Unfollow Or Get Out of the Way

    Louis Gray &bull Feb 14, 2010

    Go Ahead and Filter Me Out of Your In Box. The recent launch of Google Buzz has once again surfaced an undercurrent in the social Web - where a small number of active accounts can gain the lion's share of activity, either through their own interactions, or those of an active follower base. Whether earned through years of consistent activity on their blogs or parallel networks, or having volume thrust upon them through celebrity or suggested user lists and bundling, there are brand name individuals who command a greater share no matter where they go, and if you choose to… Full Story »

  10. Is Techmeme Indexing Google Buzz?

    Center Networks &bull Feb 10, 2010

    The launch of Google Buzz dominated the tech news aggregator Techmeme nearly all day. One of the big complaints by popular bloggers like Robert Scoble has been that Techmeme doesnt include content from social services like Facebook, Twitter or Friendfeed.… Full Story »


  11. Siri, A Personal Assistant App For The iPhone

    Laughing Squid &bull Feb 9, 2010

    Siri, a new personal assistant app for the iPhone. Looks pretty impressive. What makes Siri unique is that it understands natural language, accomplishes tasks and adapts to user's individual preferences over time. Siri leverages many services and technologies to accomplish… Full Story »


  12. The Ridiculous Becomes The Absurd (Tiananmen)

    TechCrunch 2008 Web 2.0 Companies &bull Feb 7, 2010

    Robert Scoble insisted (insisted!) that we take these photos. Possibly to let the healing process begin after yesterdays Google phone drama. And he isnt the only one who wants to turn this into some kind of meme. I hope we… Full Story »

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  13. Will Foursquare's Users Say "Bravo" for Bravo?

    Read Write Web &bull Feb 1, 2010

    Foursquare and Bravo announced a partnership today that will attempt to link Foursquare's users with viewers of Bravo. New features will offer badges and special prizes when Foursquare users check in at locations featured in Bravo TV shows. The partnership is likely an attempt by… Full Story »

  14. What Do Bing, Google and Twitter Have in Common?

    The Next Web 2008 &bull Jan 31, 2010

    The fact that all three of them follow Robert Scoble on Twitter, according to Twiangulate — a tool that allows you to find connections between three Twitter users.On Twiangulate, you can view friends and followers shared by more than one… Full Story »

  15. What if Flash were an open standard?

    Scripting &bull Jan 31, 2010

    Interesting collaborative post betw Gruber and Scoble. I'd like to get into the mix with a 90-degree turn -- in the form of a question. 1. Okay, Apple seems to be forcing a question. Can they force web site producers… Full Story »

  16. A 16-year-old's view of Apple's iPad: iFail

    Scobleizer &bull Jan 28, 2010

    Tonight when I picked up my son in Petaluma we started talking about the Apple iPad and he told me he thought it was a “fail.” This reaction was interesting coming from Patrick (he was first in line in Palo… Full Story »

  17. Twitter Changes the Suggested User Default List - Goes Halfway

    Center Networks &bull Jan 21, 2010

    Per Robert Scoble and Louis Gray, it appears Twitter is finally rolling out changes to the way they handle what I call “default users” (known elsewhere as the Suggested User List. The new list goes halfway to the suggestions I’ve… Full Story »


  18. 20 years of Adobe Photoshop

    Scobleizer &bull Jan 18, 2010

    On Friday I had a chance meeting with John Knoll. He and his brother shipped Adobe Photoshop just about 20 years ago (Adobe, he told me, will be doing an official celebration next month). Photoshop is one of the most… Full Story »

  19. "TechCocktail: best of 2010 CES. An even better list than CNN has, includes Boxee and Ford, both..."

    Somewhat Frank &bull Jan 12, 2010

    "TechCocktail: best of 2010 CES. An even better list than CNN has, includes Boxee and Ford, both things that impressed me." - The best of the best and the worst of the worst of 2010 CES WOW! Thank you for… Full Story »

  20. Too Square For Foursquare?

    Stowe Boyd &bull Jan 8, 2010

    There's an awful lot of excitement about Foursquare, a mobile social media service that lets you share and broadcast your location. Based on your activity, you badges and can become the mayor of a particular location (e.g. Starbucks) by visiting... Full Story »

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