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Robert Scoble after Podtech and his plans for Fast Company

By thomascrampton ⋅ December 12, 2007 ⋅ Post a comment

Uber video blogger Robert Scoble announced today at LeWeb3 in Paris that he is leaving Podtech for greener pastures.

Scoble is best known for his blog, Scobleizer, which came to prominence while he worked as a technical evangelist at Microsoft. He co-authored (with Shel Israel) the book Naked Conversations: How Blogs are Changing the Way Businesses Talk.

I caught up with Scoble just after he left the stage and had him describe his plans ahead.

Scoble plans to join Fast Company or start his own company, with the intention of revolutionizing the video format by using top of the line equipment to live broadcasting via mobile phones and such.

Scoble fought against the notion of creating CNN 2.0, insisting that he wanted something entirely new, not something derivative.

More details in the video…

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    Alan Kelly, of www.VerbatimIT.com
  • Great video. A nice update on Scobleizer's future plans at either FastCompany TV or his own venture. Thanks for offering this up (I found it on Wikipedia btw.)
  • thomascrampton
    John: It is a Nokia N95. Really great video blogging tool.
  • John
    which cellphone did you use?
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Thomas Crampton was a correspondent for the International Herald Tribune and The New York Times for more than a decade, reporting from five continents, writing a column on Asia and covering Asian politics, economics and culture. Currently based in Hong Kong, he writes here about China, the Internet and New Media seen from Asia, while also advising companies on digital communication strategies. For more information click here...