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Will the use of online apps change the way people work? That's a question discussed by a panel at theOffice 2.0 conference, moderated by Om Malik from GigaOm: Steven Aldrich, VP of strategy Denis Browne, senior VP, SAP Labs; Danny Kolke, CEO of Etelos; Richard McAniff, corporate VP, Microsoft Office; and Jonathan Rochelle, product manager, Google Docs and Spreadsheets. Also on TechOne: Larry Magid talks about the controversy and interviews Apple VP Phil Schiller about the pricing on the day of the original announcement. It was before the firestorm and Jobs' "apology." Tags: Office 2.0, Om Malik, GigaOm, Steven Aldrich, Intuit, Denis Browne, SAP Labs, Danny Kolke, Etelos, Richard McAniff, Microsoft Office, Jonathan Rochelle, Google Docs and Spreadsheets, TechOne, Larry Magid, Phil Schiller

So I was wondering where does one go to find some inspiration Geniuses at work and creativity in motion. And there I was at GeekCon on September '07. So there is this guy, and his name is Dror He likes to wrap his blogs to a different beat. There's Malik and Pravda, Scoble and Brogan, Pulver and Cuban and the Blonde named Ayelet He turned their blogs into songs - About some google phones and facebook tips. A song about Jobs and his stupid iPod pet tricks Social Networking - what makes it tick? A Cuban who still thinks the Internet is dead and boring and someone who's confused and thinks about Internet Mornings. And this is where this wrap ends. GeekCon is the place where the songwriting started. Visit Blog2Song and send your blog: we'll write a song about it. --- Words Written at GeekCon 2007 by: Jeff Pulver, Dror Gill, Ayelet Yagil. Music played live by Zvika Netter. Performed by: Dani Vardi, Ayelet Yagil and Dror Gill. Tags: GeekCon, GeekCon 2007, Om Malik, Kfir Pravda, Chris Brogan, Robert Scoble, Mark Cuban, Blonde 2.0, Facebook, Social Media, Jeff Pulver

(8-14-07) Lindsay sits down with Om Malik, founder of GigaOmniMedia, Inc., to discuss the art of the blog. Author: wallstrip Keywords: ommalik gigaomnimedia socialnetworking blogging blogosphere Added: August 14, 2007

(8-14-07) Lindsay sits down with Om Malik, founder of GigaOmniMedia, Inc., to discuss the art of the blog.

Author: wallstrip Added: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 19:13:07 -0800 Duration: 309Lindsay sits down with Om Malik, founder of GigaOmniMedia, Inc., to discuss the art of the blog.

Michael Arrington Steve Gillmor talk with vendors at TechCrunch MeetUp9 and have a chat with Om Malik or someone who looks a lot like him. Tags: Michael Arrington, Steve Gillmor, TechCrunch, MeetUp9, Om Malik

John C. Dvorak and Om Malik led a discussion on the various differences between Blogging and Journalism at the Wordpress WordCamp 2007 event in San Francisco, CA. The event was held at the Swedish American Hall on July 21, 2007 and this segment was filmed between 11am and noon by John Pozadzides of OneMansBlog.com. There are aproximatly 14 more segments to be uploaded as the editing is completed. This video was filmed on a Canon XH A1camcorder with an Audio Technica AT897 shotgun microphone. The lighting and audio in the hall were sub-par, so post editing was done with Sony Vegas to increase volume and adjust contrast and color as much as possible.

Quite a glowing double profile of TechCrunch's Michael Arrington and Om Malik of GigaOM in Wednesday's USA Today by Michelle Kessler. These dudes are visionaries who have pioneered successful new, valuable media businesses by their bootstraps and through really hard work. Arrington told USA Today that they work so hard, he and OM have given up drinking -- and they often post through night. Yup, it ain't easy! Arrington says that his site is grossing $200,000 per month and is quite profitable. USA Today says the site has a million readers. Kessler writes that the blog could become as influential as the Merc: TechCrunch's impact could soon be as great as Silicon Valley's major newspaper, The San Jose Mercury News, says Paul Gillin, author of blog guide The New Influencers. "It's one of the first things I read every day," says David Cowan, a venture capitalist for Bessemer Venture Partners. "It's hard to describe the extent to which I rely on TechCrunch." Their work is impressive and it's wonderful to get this kind of write-up. I've posted my interviews with Om and Michael below. Michael's comments on the future of traditional media vs bloggging is worth a watch. See this video on Beet.TV: http://www.beet.tv/2007/06/techcrunch-may-.html

Quite a glowing double profile of TechCrunch's Michael Arrington and Om Malik of GigaOM in Wednesday's USA Today by Michelle Kessler. These dudes are visionaries who have pioneered successful new, valuable media businesses by their bootstraps and through really hard work. Arrington told USA Today that they work so hard, he and OM have given up drinking -- and they often post through night. Yup, it ain't easy! Arrington says that his site is grossing $200,000 per month and is quite profitable. USA Today says the site has a million readers. Kessler writes that the blog could become as influential as the Merc: TechCrunch's impact could soon be as great as Silicon Valley's major newspaper, The San Jose Mercury News, says Paul Gillin, author of blog guide The New Influencers. "It's one of the first things I read every day," says David Cowan, a venture capitalist for Bessemer Venture Partners. "It's hard to describe the extent to which I rely on TechCrunch." Their work is impressive and it's wonderful to get this kind of write-up. I've posted my interviews with Om and Michael below. Michael's comments on the future of traditional media vs bloggging is worth a watch. See this video on Beet.TV: http://www.beet.tv/2007/06/techcrunch-may-.html