Brian Suda - Reboot 10 interview

24 June '08 - 05:56

Brian Suda - Reboot 10 interview

Brian Suda is best know for his involvement in Microformats, but also plays around with mobile now.
[Note: When we recorded this, Brian thought he would not be able to make it, but good news is now, he managed to get plane tickets!]

Quick and dirty abstract + links
[please feel free to add helpful comments :)]

we talk a bit about his talk why freeloaders are an asset and not a liability, different examples of freeloaders making companies like flickr, youtube, skype, or stumbleupon more valuable
why microformats are awesome and why they may be even better on the mobile
his proposal: FreeLoaders: how moochers help your system
his reboot page
his blog
he is @briansuda on twitter

Download MP3 (36 min, 21 MB)

Follow what other twitter users are saying using the tag reboot10 on summize and tweetscan. (make sure to check both, as they are often broken).

[Link for the podcast feed - if you subscribe in itunes, be careful to adapt the settings or you only will get one episode per day!]

Used tags: brian_suda, interviews, preconference_podcast, reboot10

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The Operator Firefox plugin can help to find microformats on pages
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/4106
Brian Suda 24 June '08 - 10:29

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