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Fred Siebert, founder of Next New Networks, will stop by the Scribe Studio on January 21 to talk about making the transition from network television heavy-weight to scrappy new media entrepreneur.

Nothing like Apple’s secrecy and the Interweb’s gumption for speculation to get a geek’s gadget jones flowing.

YouTube announces that they’re launching new US government video channels for both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

CBS announces that they’ll bring new programming and old-school classics to TV.com.

In a special episode of Naked Media, digital media consultant and thinker (and sometimes Teeming Media collaborator) Amy Webb talks about trends that will have a huge impact on our digital life — and our media, including:

The geospacial Web. Stuff that knows where you are and sends you content (or ads and so on) accordingly.
Mobile [...]

CBS pulls the plug on financial vlog pioneer WallStrip.

New laws governing congressional members allow them to blog, tweet, tumble, friend and engage throughout the Intertubes.

This article ‘Marketing in the World of the Web’ by the Wall Street Journal encapsulates much of what we’re aiming to achieve at Scribe. Not only am I heartened by the reinforcement of Scribe’s core ideals around software development and its core business model, it also makes me feel personally vindicated for my long [...]

It’s not just about having the best programmers with the best Ruby-fu.

Lost in the snickering that Pajamas Media is sending Joe “the Plumber” Wurzelbacher to Gaza as its “War Correspondent,” is the fact that PJTV.com is sending Wurzelbacher to Gaza.