Brian Alvey built the content management system behind Engadget and today is announcing Crowd Fusion, which serves big publishing companies and bloggers alike with an even better system. Here he is discussing the philosophy behind the...»

Partnerships are all the rage in the new media business. Online video technology companies, in fact, are betting on alliances with other like-minded firms to help grow business and win new customers. This week's episode of

Ok, so you decide to implement an internal microblogging platform like Yammer or Socialcast, or even an internal Wiki platform like SocialText or Confluence.

You go crazy making your business case based on the

Watching Penn and Teller present their iPhone app this morning was pretty interesting (and infuriating, since I couldn’t to see them in person), but of the startups I’ve seen thus far, the most innovative presentation has

Whenever fellow SiliconANGLE editor Sean P. Aune and I get together on a podcast, we end up solving one of the world’s problems.  Last night, we tackled the eBook reader dilemma.

Valleywag’s Ryan Tate put

Mark “Rizzn” Hopkins is the Managing Editor forSiliconANGLE, a collaboration blog that was founded by entrepreneur and PodTech founder John Furrier. I had a great time speaking to him about blogging, podcasting, old and

It was a quiet launch, especially when compared to the buzz generated by Google for some of its other recent product releases, but Google Internet Stats is among the latest from its catalog of resources. 

There are two ways in which you can use social media to innovate when it comes to developing new products.

1) Product led innovations – here companies like Dell and Salesforce have led the

Sarah Granger, has over twenty years of experience in high-tech, new media and online communications. Before founding PublicEdge (formerly FutureCampaigns), Sarah directed the launch of what Wired News and political analysts called the “first true weblog