Apparently the answer to the question “What’s the baby using?” is 25.  Anybody know why?  More explanation and a star-studded video below.

Just recorded an interview with John Blackstone from the CBS Early Show. (Gee how did they get my name?) They wanted some insight into the effects of what Terri Childs has done to the City of San Francisco’s municipal network. If you haven’t heard he changed some passwords, apparently on routers, and refuses to tell anyone what they are. He’s in jail now.

Here’s the video.

Had a blast as usual chatting with Leo, and his guests Jason Calacanis of Mahalo and Dwight Silverman of the Houston Chronicle.

Link to episode.

My good friend Patrick Norton had me on his show Systm to talk virtualization. If it doesn’t make sense, blame Roger Chang. He edited it.

Link to the video here.

Had the honor of being on John C. Dvorak and Sebatian Rupley’s wonderful Cranky Geeks round table along with Tim Bajarin, President, Creative Strategies. John described it in a Twitter posting as “lively” and “wacky”. Judge for yourself.

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I’m very briefly in the new video from the awesome band Low Water. You should watch the video anyway. God stuff from Dave Rubin and friends.

The local CBS/CW news affiliate in San Francisco used a couple quotes from me in a story about Comcast compressing HD signals. And of course they use a bite where I feel I’m stumbling all over myself to explain jaggies and artefacts and such without using the word jaggies and artefacts.

I was interviewed by local CBS affiliate, KPIX, for their “Good Question” segment. The question was, “why do speakerphones make that annoying sound when you have a cell phone nearby?”

Hopefully they kept the quote where I describe it as the Durka Durka noise.

The segment will air during the 10 p.m. news on CW (Channel 12), and during the 11 p.m. news program on KPIX (Channel 5).

I got by the Reelz Channel (A pretty cool movie news channel) for their show Dailies about the death of HD-DVD. The show aired on Monday. I’ll see if I can find some video.

Had the honor of being on John C. Dvorak and Sebatian Rupley’s wonderful Cranky Geeks round table. David Spark, an old friend from the ZDTV days joined in as well. Talkin’ Google, Yahoo, Ask.com and more.

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