External posts, photos, videos, and capricious curiosities from the social web.
In which I discuss social platforms and technology culture with entrepreneur Dalton Caldwell.
Originally from El Paso, Texas, Dalton cut his tech teeth by building streaming networking imeem. At imeem Dalton experienced great success, and tremendous setbacks. At it's peak, imeem had close to 30 million users. After years of legal battles, the company folded in to Myspace.
Interview with Maciej Ceglowski of Pinboard.in
Maciej Ceglowski is the founder of Pinboard.in, an "anti-social" bookmarking site. As the social web evolves, some trends mature past the initial commodified service value to become strong cottage industries. A for-pay service inspired by the original del.icio.us, Pinboard.in takes a holistic approach to personal data tracking. The service integrates smoothly with the contemporary web of indie apps, and excels at truly frictionless clickstream cacheing.
KoPoint podcasts will return Monday, April 29th! I'm excited to release the first non-commercial series KoPoint episodes. Spring shows will focus on simple structured conversations with interesting people.
In the can and ready for a final mix are interviews with a few tech and media innovators:
KoPoint podcasts will return Monday, April 29th! I’m excited to release the first non-commercial series KoPoint episodes. Spring shows will focus on simple structured conversations with interesting people.
In the can and ready for a final mix are interviews with a few tech and media innovators:
Welcome back to KoPoint, and happy New Year!
2013 represents a second year for KoPoint content, people, and programs! During 2012, our inaugural 'season', KoPoint folks created a ton of great content and learned a lot about the spirit and business of independent media.
In 2012, KoPoint had a number of successes:
Interview: Bre Pettis of Makerbot at TEDx Silicon Alley
Bre and Dan talk about the future of Makerbot and 3D Printing backstage at TEDx Silicon Alley.
Thanks for listening.
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Welcome to KoPoint Season Two. The new KoPoint website is live, and new programs are broadcasting now.
Big and fun changes are coming soon to KoPoint! I'm excited and proud to announce a few very cool content updates to the KoPoint network.
First, a few gracious 'thank yous.' I've never had more fun or been more busy than I have this year running KoPoint. KoPoint is privileged to be able to make great content with great people, and am backed by some great companies:
The Story of MMOs
From How Stuff Works ‘Tech Stuff’:
What is an MMORPG? What was the first MMORPG? Who coined the term MMORPG? Get online with Chris and Jonathan as they explore the massive, multifaceted world of MMORPGs.
Hi there. This is KoPoint. Welcome to Season One.
KoPoint is an audio-based news magazine and media content creator based in New York City.
Each day of the week KoPoint produces an original round-table talk program on topics ranging from news and politics, to comic books and games. Additionally, KoPoint contributors create original news reports from places like the UN, the campaign, SXSW, ComicCon, and other political, cultural and technology-related events.
KoPoint comrade Loren Feldman has launched a simple and elegant news aggregation + commentary site called 1938 News. Loren’s 1938 brand is known for it’s brutally honest riffs on tech and culture. Anyone who knows Loren knows smart as hell, sharp as nails, and has the heart of a puppy dog. It’ll be fun and interesting to watch his take on cultural curation.
