traveling geeks

Au revoir et merci, Traveling Geeks

<img src="http://eu.beta.techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/4171202359_36eee553b0_o.jpg" />I've spent a wonderful week in Paris, attending the infamous <a href="http://leweb.net">Le Web</a> conference

Have Geeky Friends, Will Travel

<img src="http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/cp_1260542160_4171202359_36eee553b0_o-215x143.jpg" width="215" height="143" />I've spent a wonderful week in Paris, attending the infamous <a

Video Interview: BaseKit – Dynamic web dev, no programming required

BaseKit is an automatic site builder for websites – No XHTML/CSS, PHP, Perl, or other programming languages required. BaseKit lets web designers build websites quickly and easily. It differs fro

Video Profile: UberVU – Mapping conversations across the web

While at the recent Seedcamp Speed Dating event, I was introduced to UberVU. UberVU provides a single location to track conversations across multiple locations and sites. This social aggregation tool

Scoble, Newmark and Foremski talk about the Traveling Geeks trip in London

Robert Scoble, Craig Newmark and Tom Foremski discuss what they have learned so far on the Traveling Geeks tour in London and what differences they see between Silicon Valley and the London tech scene

Traveling Geeks – On the road in the UK

The following is a guest post by Ayelet Noff, who is part of the Traveling Geeks contingent of bloggers. This morning we had a breakfast with Tristan Wilkinson, Intel’s Director of Public Sector and