8 posts and columns on This Week In Tech

Viral Video: Donkeys Get Lonely on TWiT (Video)

in Media on November 22, 2011 at 8:28 am PT

Everyone needs a friend.
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Viral Video: Om Nom Nom Nom

in Media on August 16, 2011 at 12:15 am PT

Here’s This Week in Tech, or TWiT, in which tattoos, cupcakes and — oh, yeah — tech was discussed.
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Live From Petaluma: Chief TWiT Leo Laporte Talks About Podcasting Expansion and More!

in News on March 8, 2011 at 2:47 pm PT

Right before the Oscars, BoomTown motored up to Petaluma, Calif., a lovely town in Northern California, to be in studio on Leo Laporte’s “This Week in Tech” online show. TWiT is just one of the more than two dozen online video shows put out by the energetic Laporte via the TWiT Netcast Network, whose expansion has been heartening to see given the programming–though decidedly geeky–is really top-notch.

Viral Video: "The Whipped Cream Situation" on TWiT

in News on March 1, 2011 at 12:15 am PT

On Sunday, BoomTown tossed my mohawked dog Phineas in the Mini and motored up to lovely Petaluma to appear live and in studio on Leo Laporte’s fine “This Week in Tech” online show. It was a week full of news–from the about-to-launch Apple iPad to Google taking aim at content farms to the Oscars. And also whipped-cream bras.

BoomTown on TWiT: You Can't Say No to Oprah!

in News on October 1, 2010 at 10:29 am PT

No, you may not, and that’s what I said on Leo Laporte’s terrific “This Week in Tech” online show last Sunday about why Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced his recent $100 million donation to schools in Newark, New Jersey, on the same day as the splashy Hollywood movie–”The Social Network”–eviscerating him premiered. Because the powerful television talk show host wanted him on that week, since she was focusing on education reform! And what Oprah Winfrey wants, Oprah Winfrey gets–which is pretty much my motto for life. Here’s the video.

BoomTown's a TWiT: No, Really…

in News on February 16, 2010 at 10:48 am PT

Here’s the belated video of me last week on Leo Laporte’s “This Week in Tech” show. The other panelists, who talked about a wide range of issues in the digital space–from the Apple iPad to cage-training children–included Baratunde Thurston and Wil Harris. It was unusually fun and my first time on the show, which took place on Super Bowl Sunday.

Is The New York Times Selling About.com? No.

in Media on November 3, 2008 at 2:52 pm PT

The New York Times is in lousy shape, so it needs to sell off About.com, the kind-of-portal, kind-of-blog-aggregator it bought from Primedia in 2005. So says Jason Calacanis, whose Mahalo.com is a kind-of-portal, kind of blog-aggregator. Not true, say two people familiar with the Times and About.