Archive for Michelle Maher

  • Michelle Maher

    Michelle Maher is an Associate Producer at ScribeMedia.Org. She has a particular fondness for penguins.

  • Craigslist and Grassroots Democracy

    Craig Newmark of Craigslist.org stops by the Scribe Studio to talk about everything from net neutrality to his decision to take on a customer service role at his organization, to using digital platforms to facilitate grassroots democracy.

  • Media, Entertainment, Technology and Money

    The VC and strategic investment community has always led the way in recognizing the newest opportunities in the technology and entertainment space. In this era of economic flux, boom and bust, there are as many interpretations of value, opportunity and investment as there are investors and analysts in the industry.

  • Global Media and Advertising

    As global media is transformed from a broadcast television based economy to a revolutionary media world with multiple disciplines, structuring advertising concepts and strategies equal to the profound change is the task at hand.

  • Digital Hollywood: Philippe Dauman, CEO, Viacom

    Philippe Dauman, President and CEO, Viacom sat down at the Digital Hollywood Media Summit in NYC for a one on one Conversation with Ronald Grover, Los Angeles Bureau Chief, BusinessWeek. We originally broadcast this discussion as a live video webcast.

  • Steve Ballmer, CEO Microsoft, The Future of Media

    Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, sat down for a candid discussion with Stephen Adler, Editor-in-Chief, BusinessWeek, on Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, and the future of search, media and advertising, during the Digital Hollywood Media Summit. We originally broadcast this discussion as a live video webcast.

  • Political Satire Changes the (New Media) World

    The political arena has been one of the heaviest contributors to the social media revolution. The 2008 presidential election saw a groundbreaking new media campaign from President Barack Obama, including mobile marketing, liveblogging, and online video, but was also at the epicenter of a groundswell in online political satire, including The Last Republican, endless user-generated parodies of candidates, and one of the most compelling viral video campaigns of all time Obama Girl.

  • Reputation Management in a New Media World

    Never has reputation management been more critical—and more challenge—than it is today. Threats to organizations’ brands and bottom lines emerge every day, and this emergence is aided and abetted by a social media universe that knows no bounds.

  • William Pollak, Incisive Media

    Executive FaceTime is a live video webcast series featuring one-on-one conversations with media and publishing industry leaders. We recently sat down with William L. Pollak, CEO, North America for Incisive Media to talk about the future of business media.

  • Will it Blend?

    Since the first viral video went live in 2006, the Will it Blend series has been a perennial favorite among audiences of all shapes and sizes. Based on segments that show Blendtec CEO Tom Dickson pulverizing everything from iPods to marbles in the companys signature blender, the online video clips have become a textbook example of viral marketing done right in the Web 2.0 world.

  • Kaiser Permanente Shrinks Carbon Footprint

    Kaiser Permanente Shrinks Carbon Footprint

    Kaiser Permanente is the largest real estate holder in California, managing a real estate portfolio of over 1,000 buildings. It’s working to reduce its carbon footprint and succeeding.