The GigaOm Show (Small Quicktime)

This week meet Jonathan Schwartz, CEO and President of Sun Microsystems. Learn how he helped the company earn $3.615 billion in revenue for the 08' fiscal Q2. Plus, Om and Joyce say farewell to season one. The GigaOM show will be taking a brief hiatus.

Seesmic.com has been described as the video version of Twitter. Loic Le Meur, fouder and CEO of Seesmic, joins us to discuss whether online video conversation will be the next big thing.

This week, Philip Rosedale, the creator of Life discusses the economics and future development cycle for it's virtual community.

This week, Om makes a cameo appearance and gives an update on his latest work life status. Plus, meet Jeremy Allaire, Founder and CEO of Brightcove, an online video distribution company defying the limits of traditional media.

Meet the Vyomesh (vj) Joshi, the man who helped HP's imaging and printing group generate $26 billion in annual revenue. Learn how the future of printing could impact your life.

Technorati's new CEO, Richard Jalichandra, on blog search, tracking 250 million pieces of tagged social media and not becoming 'just another Web 2.0 site'

Meet Vinod Khosla, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, a long time venture capitalist and a man determined to help foster clean energy technologies and end our dependence on foreign oil.

This week meet John Lilly, the new CEO of Mozilla Corporation. Find out what the organization has in store for 2008 and if they will file for IPO.

$50 for a Massively Multiplayer Online game, plus $15 a month? "That model is going away" says K2 Network's Joshua Hong as MMO's become a dominate form of entertainment in the 21st Century.

Heather Harde, CEO of TechCrunch gives you the inside scoop on last week's Crunchies awards

Got a hot startup and wondering how to flip it? This week StumbleUpon's founder, Garret Camp, reveals how he went from launch to a $75 million dollar sale to eBay... and what life is like after acquisition.

Can a VC maven help you lose weight? Heidi Roizen is betting she can with SkinnySongs.com, an album of songs about weight loss that aren't corny, and a website that works outside of the music industry.

Clean Tech isn't a new field for VC. Draper Fisher Jurvetson has been investing in Clean Tech since 2001: Managing Directors Steve Jurvetson and Raj Atluru expound on what's big in 2008: Efficiency, Waste Energy, Thin Film Solar, Synthetic Genomics, and ...

As 2007 comes to a close, Om Malik is joined by Dan Farber, of ZDNet, and Rafe Needleman, of CNET's Webware, to discuss and the top technology trends for 2008.

The hip hop sensation of the early '90s is now a web entrepreneur and poised for success combining user generated video and social networking with DanceJam. Guest host Liz Gannes interMC Hammer and learns what it will take to make dance online a success.

Meet the man who makes the newspaper industry cringe. Does Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist have an exit plan or other new ventures in development? Plus hitlines, Facebook privacy issues? Should you be concern?

He founded Wikipedia and Wikia... is Jimmy Wales about to launch a Facebook killer? Om and Joyce get the scoop. Plus, how real are the rumors around Google's gDrive?

Can casual game developers earn enough cash to stick it to the man? Jim and Jameson discuss how their start-ups help casual game developers thrive through advertising and analytics.

"The day that an MP3 player is always connected [to the internet] is the day when broadcast radio vanishes" says Pandora.com's Tim Westergen, a leader in the fight to save Internet Radio.