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Josh Weisberg of Microsoft on their Commitment to Digital Photography – Microsoft Pro Photo Summit, Redmond, Washington 2008

In this interview with Josh Weisberg, Director of the Microsoft Rich Media Group, we discuss Microsoft's commitment to digital photography. Josh describes how Microsoft's recent purchase of iView MediaPro, and the introduction of SilverLight, point to renewed support for creative professionals. Recorded at the Microsoft Pro Photo Summit conference in Redmond, Washington, in July 2008 by Harris Fogel.

Harris Fogel, Posted 12/26/2008 (13:02)

Lynda Wienman of Lynda.com on Lynda.com – MacWorld Expo & Conference, San Francisco 2008

In this interview with Lynda Weinman, founder of Lynda.com we discuss the state of training in the age of broadband. Where a teacher once reached a small number of students each course, with online resources like Lynda.com a teacher can reach an enormous audience, in bite-sized pieces, 24/7, and anywhere on the planet! Recorded at the MacWorld conference in San Francisco, in January 2008 by Harris Fogel.

Harris Fogel Posted 12/26/2008 (13:40)

Photography Gallery Director Peter MacGill on Exhibiting the Work of Curator John Szarkowski – AIPAD Conference, NY 2008

In this interview with Peter MacGill, Director of the respected Pace/MacGill Gallery in New York, Peter discusses working with legendary photography curator John Szarkowski to exhibit his own photographs. While at the Museum of Modern Art, Szarkowski was dedicated to exhibiting the work of photographers, and when he stepped down from his post, he had the opportunity to finally pay attention to his own photography. Recorded at the AIPAD conference in New York, in April 2008 by Harris Fogel.

Harris Fogel, Posted 12/26/2008 (7:43)

Photography Curator Graham Howe of Curatorial Assistance Discusses Discovering E.O. Hoppe, his Journey in Photography, and Working for Graham Nash - Photo LA 2008

 In this extended conversation with photography curator Graham Howe of Curatorial, we discuss his discovery of photographer E.O. Hoppe, his own journey in photography, and working as a curator for Graham Nash. Howe also founded Curatorial, one of the first to help create and travel exhibitions of fine-art photography. Recorded at the Photo LA conference at the Santa Monica Airport, in January 2008 by Harris Fogel.

Harris Fogel, Posted 12/25/2008 (32:57)

Arrrr! Disney Brings The Pirates of the Caribbean MMO To Pirate Gamers Everywhere! – Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas 2008

Arrrr! Do ye love pirates? Are ye willing to walk the plank for "Captain" Jack Sparrow? Are ye a gunner, or a swordsman? Disney Brings the MMO gaming experience to The Pirates of the Caribbean. In this interview with Joe Shochet and Mike Goslin of Disney Online we discover what led them to create this great MMO for pirate gamers everywhere!  Recorded at the Consumer Electronic Show, in Las Vegas, in January 2008 by Harris Fogel. Posted 7/07/2008 (12:13)

Microsoft Introduces Office 2008 Bringing Native Intel Support for Mac Users! – MacWorld, San Francisco 2008

Microsoft had an unenviable task in rewriting their productivity giant Microsoft Office 2008 to run as an Intel native application on the new generation of Intel Macs. Rewriting an specialized application used by a handful of people is one thing, but rewriting and rethinking the world‚Äôs most popular productivity suite, all the while maintaining backwards and forward compatibility with its cousin on the Windows side is a daunting task. In this interview with Microsoft's Amanda Lefebvre & Eric Wilfrid, we learn how the new version stacks up. If you live and die by Microsoft Office, then this interview is for you!  Recorded at the MacWorld Conference, in San Francisco, in January 2008 by Harris Fogel. Posted 7/04/2008 (13:46)

Confused by LCD and Plasma Technology? Ken Lowe of Vizio Explains How to Buy A TV In The Digital Age – Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas 2008

Are you confused by the racks of LCD and plasma TVs on sale at the store? Are the stories about plasma true? Does a LCD really save energy. Which type of set is better if the room is light? What's best if you watch a lot of sports? Ken Lowe of Vizio answers those questions and more and how to buy a TV In the digital age. Recorded at the Consumer Electronic Show, in Las Vegas, in January 2008 by Harris Fogel. Posted 7/04/2008 (22:12)

D.M.C. of Run-D.M.C. Tells Why He Partnered With Beyond.FM to Distribute His Pioneering Music – Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas 2008

Darryl "D.M.C." Matthews McDaniels is one of the pioneers of hip-hop music, and a founding member of Run-D.M.C., which began when he was a student at St. Johns University in NYC. In this interview we talk about the history of Run-D.M.C., the upheavals in his personal life, and his decision to partner with Beyond.FM a new music download service committed to higher royalties for their artists. With an entirely new generation of youth rediscovering D.M.C. through "Guitar Hero: Aerosmith" you won't want to miss this interview! Recorded at the Consumer Electronic Show, in Las Vegas, in January 2008 by Harris Fogel. Posted 7/04/08 (18:44)

Michael Tapes, Inventor of the WhiBal, Wants to Reduce Your RAW Anxiety – PhotoPlus Expo, New York 2007

The RAW file format has given digital imaging many of the attributes of working with film, coupled with the flexibility of working with digital cameras. Despite the clear superiority of the RAW format, many photographers are still hesitant to adopt it as their format of choice. In this interview with Michael Tapes, inventor of the WhiBal light balancing tool, he explains why he created his new DVD "How To Shoot RAW Without Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt." So, if you have questions about shooting in RAW, or are worried that it's too complicated, then listen to this interview! Recorded at the PhotoPlus Expo Conference, in New York, in October 2007 by Harris Fogel. Posted 7/04/2008 (20.33)

Printing Your Own Photo Book With Blurb’s Robin Goldberg – PhotoPlus Expo, New York 2007

Few mediums exist as well on the printed page as does photography. The love affair between photographers and books has existed since Fox Talbot's "The Pencil of Nature" and yet for most of that history, only a select few could hope to see their work in book form. The expense, complexity, and technical requirements necessary to reproduce photographic work, were the limiting factors. However all that changed with the advent of Direct To Plate (DTP) printing technology, which allows for one-off books with high quality and low cost. Many photographers are taking advantage of this and a new industry and creative outlet has been born. In this interview with Robin Goldberg of Blurb, we learn how Blurb came to be a favorite choice of photographers printing books of their work. Recorded at the PhotoPlus Expo Conference, in New York, in October 2007 by Harris Fogel. Posted 7/04/2008 (7.47)

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