Archive for 'Videos'
Huddle and Spotify Talk About Their Services
Huddle’s Andy McLoughlin and Alastair Mitchell and Spotify’s Shakil Khan talk about their value-adds for the consumer. We chatted in central London earlier this month. Tune in below for their stories in their own “voice.”
On the London Tech Scene
Ayelet Noff of Blonde 2.0 Sarah Lacy and I at the TechCrunch Europa Awards in London earlier this month on the UK tech scene. Damn fly……
Andrew Scott Talks Rummble…..
Andrew Scott talks to me about his latest gig, London-based Rummble. Rummble builds you a personal trust network, recommending stuff from people with similar tastes – some will be friends, but many will be people you don’t even know yet. Click play to learn more.
A Chat with Andrew Mulvenna of Pearl Software
Below an interview I did with Pearl Software’s MD Andrew Mulvenna during a Cambridge TweetUp in the UK earlier this month.
A Chat with Songkick’s Pete Smith & the Basekit Team
Learning more about Songkick and Basekit. Click play for a Q&A with the founders of both compelling British startups in London earlier this month.
An Interview with Zemanta’s Tori & Qype’s Hunter
Talking to Zemanta’s Andraz Tori and Qype’s Andrew Hunter. Click play to hear their story.
A Chat with BT Openzone’s Chris Bruce
Below I’m chatting with BT Openzone’s CEO Chris Bruce at the top of BT Tower in London last week during a dinner BT hosted for the Traveling Geeks.
We used their dongles on the road from London to Cambridge and back again. It’s essentially the equivalent of the Verizon EVDO card I have for my Thinkpad.
£9.99 gives you the dongle and works for people who have a Home Broadband (ADSL) Option 3 connection – with 1Gig 3G access for 18 months and an array of other features including unlimited wifi.
Prices for other packages vary depending of amount of 3G Gigs per monthly usage and features of the ADSL broadband.
For pure pre-pay customers, the cost of the dongle cannot be covered by a monthly usage charge and so the cost is obviously higher.
Moshi Monsters: Virtual World for Kids
I spent some time talking to MindCandy’s Michael Acton Smith talking about their primary brand: Moshi Monsters, which is essentially a Facebook mixed with virtual world experience for kids.
He talks about how kids can create pet monsters, participate in games and contests, and engage with their friends in various ways that are safe and secure.
We also dive into marketing and what kinds of things they have been experiencing with as a young company only out of the gate just over a year. It includes Facebook advertising as well as traditional TV. Learn more in my chat with Michael below.
British Consulate General’s Matthew Whiteley
A chat with the British Consulate-General of Los Angeles who talks about his interest in U.S. companies wishing to expand their business into the U.K. market.
An Interview with GroupSpaces, UberVu and School of Everything
Below is an interview with the founders of GroupSpaces, UberVu and School of Everything at Seedcamp in London earlier this month.
