CompuSchmooze Podcast

In epsiode #21 of the CompuSchmooze podcast, we have two interviews and spotlight some podsafe music. Download the podcast file here (55.0 mb stereo MP3 file, 00:40:02 length). First, a conversation with Stan Schwartz and [Read more...]

In this edition of the CompuSchmooze podcast, we present a collection of interviews: 1. Reporting on the floor of BlogPhiladelphia, the first of two “un-conferences” being held in Philadelphia this year. 2. Interview with Chris [Read more...]

In epsiode #19 of the CompuSchmooze podcast, we have a conversation with Matt Kleinschmitt of Ipsos Insight Research about his TEMPO study of digital music downloading behavior, and we talk with Brad Meador of ClearContext [Read more...]

In this podcast we present excerpts of remarks by Max Soliven, publisher of the Philippine Star newspaper, from his presentation to the Public Relations Society of the Philippines at the 13th National Public Relations Congress [Read more...]

Amy Webb In epsiode #18 of the CompuSchmooze podcast, we have a conversation with Amy Webb, a journalist and editor of the DragonFire culture webzine at Drexel University. Earlier this year, Webb stopped reading printed [Read more...]

In epsiode #17 of the CompuSchmooze podcast, we have a conversation with Adam Wright, senior research manager at Ipsos Insight, the Canadian market research firm that conducts “The Face of the Web” Survey about worldwide [Read more...]

In this edition of the CompuSchmooze podcast, we conduct interviews on the exhibit floor of the AIIM/OnDemand conference held in Philadelphia in May 2006. (Photos all Copyright ©2006 Steven L. Lubetkin.) Participating in interviews (timecode [Read more...]

Screen Shot of NeatReceipts Rafi Spero, inventor of NeatReceipts, is our guest on the CompuSchmoozeTM podcast this week. Download the podcast file here (24.5mb stereo MP3 file, 17:23 length). Here’s the text of the related [Read more...]

Bruce Kramer of OneCall PC Help Bruce Kramer, owner of OneCall PC Help in Mt. Laurel, NJ is our guest on the CompuSchmoozeTM podcast this week. Download the podcast file here (33mb stereo MP3 file, [Read more...]

Alexis Brownstein, Proprietor of Dr. Database Alexis Brownstein, proprietor of Dr. Database LLC, helps customers design automated documents that integrate the functionality of Microsoft Access, Microsoft Word, and other software solutions. She’s our guest on [Read more...]

Dr. Steven Dinero, Philadelphia University Dr. Steven Dinero, a professor of human geography at Philadelphia University, attended the World Summit on the Information Society last month in Tunisia. He’s our guest on the CompuSchmoozeTM podcast [Read more...]

Copyright © 2005 Steven L. Lubetkin. All rights reserved. Earlier this year, José Avila III, a young computer programmer from California, moved to Arizona for a new job. José didnt want to cause his roommates [Read more...]

This is the podcast of my interview with Matt Revis, product marketing manager for Dragon Naturally Speaking, the subject of my October 2005 CompuSchmooze column. Download the podcast file here (22.5 mb stereo MP3 file; [Read more...]

Melitz’s “Engaging Disengagement is an interactive 90-minute to 2 hour program that gives participants a deep understanding of what the people of Israel are experiencing through the disengagement. Shown discussing the program are (from left): [Read more...]

David Booth is executive marketing manager of Prague-based JetBrains Software, maker of Omea Pro, an information management environment. Version 2.0 was released September 6. Omea integrates with Microsoft Outlook, USENET, Web bookmarks, RSS Feeds, IM [Read more...]

Gary Hawkes, the co-creator of Audioguard CDs, is our guest. Audioguard is the first installment of a series of low-cost theft deterrent products from Gary’s UK-based Steel Onion firm. The Audioguard CDs contain high-quality digital [Read more...]

CompuSchmooze June 2005 (2nd column) : Podcasting Gains Support from Network RadioBy Steven L. LubetkinCopyright © 2005 Steven L. Lubetkin. All rights reserved. WORD COUNT: 688 Podcasting has gone legit. In May, the Sirius Satellite Radio [Read more...]

CompuSchmooze June 2005: AIIM On Demand Conference Spotlights Digital DocumentsBy Steven L. LubetkinCopyright © 2005 Steven L. Lubetkin. All rights reserved. WORD COUNT: 656 From May 17-19, more than 20,000 professionals involved in document creation, publishing, [Read more...]

We interview Tod Maffin, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation technology reporter who has just been named to host a new program about podcasting on the CBC’s radio network. More info on Tod at: http://todmaffin.com/speaking/bio.htm Tod’s new podcast [Read more...]

CompuSchmooze Podcast #5: AIIM OnDemand Steve attended the AIIM OnDemand show in Philadelphia this week. It’s one of the largest shows devoted to the digital document management, printing, and publishing industry, and more than 20,000 [Read more...]

CompuSchmooze April 2005: Daf Yomi Lectures Go Portable By Steven L. Lubetkin Copyright © 2005 Steven L. Lubetkin. All rights reserved. WORD COUNT: 677 Around the world, thousands of traditionally observant Jews (and other Jewish [Read more...]

Podcast entry on the syndication feed does not include the podcast link. The link is correct in the blog, but we’re resyndicating it so that you can get the podcast.     —–Original Message—–From: Steve Lubetkin [Read more...]

CompuSchmooze Podcast #4, interview with Shel Holtz and Neville Hobson, hosts of the For Immediate Release podcast. Produced in conjunction with my article on blogging and podcasting in the Spring 2005 issue of Attitudes, the [Read more...]

  CompuSchmooze Podcast #3, 4-13-2005, Interview with Yehuda Schmidman, creator of the ShasPod, an Apple Ipod delivered fully loaded with the Daf Yomi Talmud study lectures (shiurim) recorded by Rabbi Dovid Grossman of Los Angeles. [Read more...]

Copyright © 2005 Steven L. Lubetkin. All rights reserved. Those of us who have been bitten by the genealogy bug are often discouraged from doing detailed research on our ancestors because we’re not sure how [Read more...]