Imaging at the Molecular Level

Sanjiv Sam Gambhir, is a professor of radiology and bioengineering, director of the Molecular Imaging Program and head of the nuclear medicine division at Stanford University. He shares his vision of the future based on molecular imaging.

This podcast is redistributed with permission from Lumera Corporation as part of their series on nanotechnology.

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Demo: Net Nanny Provides Filters, Reports, Alerts

Net Nanny provides parents with a way to manage how, what and when the Internet can be used in a home. Ken Knapton, ContentWatch’s Chief Technology Officer, gives us a demo of the latest version of Net Nanny which includes ContentWatch’s latest dynamic filtering technology. With dynamic filtering, Net Nanny can adapt on the fly to potentially harmful content inside Instant Messaging applications, behind popular social networks like MySpace or other what appears to be innocent URLs. Knapton also shows off time restrictions, drill-down reporting and email alerts. So whether it’s pornography, hate/violence, gambling or other harmful content, Net Nanny is watching when you aren’t.

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Net Nanny and Internet Safety for Families

June is National Internet Safety Month. We caught up to Jack Sunderlage, the President and CEO of ContentWatch and maker of the market-leading Net Nanny software. As part of their efforts, ContentWatch released their top ten safety tips for keeping families safe online. Sunderlage updates us on the acquisition of Net Nanny (February 2007) and where ContentWatch is heading with their business and consumer dynamic filtering solutions.

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Add Your Own Footnote to History

Footnote.com has the largest collection of digital images from original source documents on the web. Through a partnership with the US Government’s National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), Footnote is digitizing a vast collection of original documents that have been inaccessible to the masses before now.

But Footnote goes beyond providing access to old records. Building on the Web 2.0 collaboration and sharing model, Footnote offers their Story Pages, a place on the Footnote site where users can share their knowledge and research with others. Story Pages let users write what they know, attach original sources that support their story and invite others to share their insights.

Some of the documents available at Footnote.com include:
- Revolutionary War Pension Files
- Mathew B. Brady Collection of Civil War Photographs
- Papers of the Continental Congress
- Southern Claims Commission
- Constitutional Convention Records
- Civil War Pension Index
- Investigative Case Files of the Bureau of Investigation 1908-1922

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June 14, 2007 | Filed Under ASP, Podcasts, Utah | Leave a Comment 

ConnectCast – E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year, Small Business Index Up, AtTask Raises $7M

Regional Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year Award winners were announced for this year, including our friend Thomas D. Dickson for K-TEC/Blendtec, you might remember him from the www.willitblend.com campaign, Amy Rees Lewis for her work with MediConnect Global, Inc and a number of others. These winners go on to compete in the National competition. In addition, the Small Business Index is still solid. Utah currently has the highest rate of job growth in the nation and one of the lowest unemployment rates at around 2.5 percent. And AtTask raised a $7M round from Boston-based OpenView Venture Partners.

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June 11, 2007 | Filed Under ConnectCast, Podcasts | Leave a Comment 

Phil Myers: The Secrets of Market-Driven Leaders

Phil Myers is the President of Pragmatic Marketing, the industry standard for technology product management and marketing. Pragmatic Marketing teaches a practical, market-driven approach to creating and delivering technology products. 90 percent of 40,000+ alumni indicate the training essential or very useful to their careers.

Phil talks with Brad Baldwin about their new eBook, The Secrets of Market-Driven Leaders. Based on surveys spanning 3,000 companies, 40,000 individuals and one-on-one interviews with 30 technology CEOs, the authors found seven consistent success factors related to company culture, management style, and product & marketing strategies that propelled the winners. And also the seven fatal flaws that derail market laggards.

The eBook is available as a PDF download free of charge at:
http://www.pragmaticmarketing.com/secrets/

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June 11, 2007 | Filed Under Arizona, Podcasts, Software | Leave a Comment 

ConnectCast – Revolutionary War Files, Seth Godin and Overstock.com

Footnote.com added 3 million Revolutionary War pension files, thanks to a deal with FamilySearch. Footnote.com currently adds about 2 million documents each month from the National Archives. Footnote.com let’s users annotate entries, tag them and create communities around historical topics. Overstock.com, this week, had a California appeals court uphold the ruling to allow them to proceed to trial against Gradient Analytics for intentionally trying to push the stock price down. And finally, Seth Godin stopped in www.utah.gov Utah for his marketing experiment tour for his new book “The Dip”, read about his Utah stop from Phil Windley.

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June 6, 2007 | Filed Under ConnectCast, Podcasts, Utah | Leave a Comment 

Beware of Smoking Gun Documents on the Desktop

Darren Lee, CEO of NextPage, talks about the challenge for compliance and records managers who must minimize the liability and risk of “smoking gun” documents that live on individual user’s desktop computers. With the latest regulations of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) in effect December 2006, organizations in highly regulated or litigious environments are looking for way to minimize the expensive process of discovery for electronic documents (eDiscovery).

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June 4, 2007 | Filed Under NextPage, Podcasts, Utah | Leave a Comment