Monday, Aug 13, 2007

Apple Universe Episode #33- Interview with Biz Stone of Twitter

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Biz Stone is co-founder of Twitter, Inc and also helped make Xanga, Blogger, Odeo, and Obvious. Biz sometimes writes books about what people are doing on the Internet. Twitter is a social network that you type "What are you doing" in 140 characters or less. This was a great episode and I hope you like it! Please comment and tell me what you think! Thank you Alvin Foo for all your help!

Posted by Daniel Brusilovsky at 9:52 PM |  8 comments  

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8 Comments:

Daniel Brusilovsky said...

I just want to thank Biz for taking time of your schedule for the show!

10:34 PM
Daniel Brusilovsky said...

Sorry about the sound quality, I had to use a computer microphone, instead of my mixer, and pro mic!

8:53 AM
Anonymous said...

Hi Daniel, those were some great questions you had, thanks for stopping by!

10:07 AM
Anonymous said...

that was a great podcast session and you certainly rock. well done and that was some great questions that you had asked for a little man your age. keep the good stuff coming. you will definitely be on my radar.

12:07 PM
Anonymous said...

Still amazed that you are only in h.s. Heard about you first from Scoble. Downloading your interview now. Thanks Daniel (& Biz)

4:01 PM
Anonymous said...

Daniel - love what you are doing. I enjoyed the interview and the interview you did with Scoble.

I have to say though, lose the pop-ups. They suck. I had three the first time I came to your site. Firefox blocked two, but the third opened full-screen in a window behind. Few things annoy me more than that.

Otherwise, keep up the good work!

12:01 PM
Anonymous said...

I'm going to check out odeo and obvious...

I'm liking Twitter and Xanga, I'm using Blogger as well...

Keep on going !

What do you find of ning.com [ http://www.ning.com ], BTW ?

6:03 AM
Anonymous said...

Hey Daniel - great interview, it was great to hear from Biz.... kind of weird that you recorded it on a PC :-)

Paul Harrington

4:30 PM

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