First of all, its great to see the Robert Scoble conversation continue. Secondly will you be ensuring these are available to download via MIRO ? and finally why not talk to uhm

Om Malik and ask him why the sudden OSS interest
Mark Shuttleworth and ask him how the Dell deal working out
Anyone from Adobe regarding Air/Flash and true multiplatform.

Thats starter for 10 and have fun. Im sure your going to.

Om's been interested in OSS for a while now, but told me that Open Source is just going to take over all sorts of business methodologies.

We're working to make downloadable versions available soon. Sorry about that. I'll check into MIRO.

Looks interesting so far. Good quality on the images... It will be much better once I can get the shows on my iPod;-)

MIRO support would be great.

I really like the concept of the interviews. Great length and in-depth. Not much cutting back and forth. You really take your time interviewing and let people get their message out. The Curtis Wong (WorldWide Telescope) interview is a great example of this.

I would love to see an interview with more green IT companies. To get their ideas and visions behind their products. It could be The Wattson, Intel or Nvidia. They must have some projects running there too.

Well, since you ask and since you haven't replied to my last comment on your blog announcement; I still think it's a shame that the FastCompany player doesn't work in Opera.

For the sake of a healthier web, you (or rather your web developer) may also want to run FC.tv's site through W3C's validator. Some of the 87 errors returned by the validator might be of interest...

Other than that, FC.tv sounds promising and some of your shows sounds really interesting (looking forward to watch 'em!).

The WorldWide Telescope video was very interesting (I simply /had/ to fire up Firefox to view this). You're absolutely right saying it's one of the most impressive things Microsoft has done the last few years, actually I'd say it's one of the most interesting things anyone has done on the web the last few years. Other than Rocky following Curtis' every mouse movement with the camera, the video (both contents and the production) was great. It was long enough to discuss/show some interesting stuff, still short enough (and edited enough) that I watched through the complete thing.

I've enjoyed many of the shows you've made while at Podtech, so I'm excited to see what you can accomplish at FC.tv. As such I'm hoping you'll take this as it's meant to be; constructive criticism.

Honestly? I want a show called, "Soulless Company". I want someone to expose the truth behind those global corporations that exploit the world and puppeteer governments without a heart.

And don't do it a**hole style like Michael Moore. No one likes that level of douche. Do it in the, "HA! HA! LOOK AT YOUR A**HATTERY!" style of Penn & Teller's BULLSH*T.

The entire world and our lives are bullsh*t. It shouldn't be too hard to make a show like this.

John: great constructive feedback and I appreciate that and will send it along to the development team.

Hi Robert,

Are you going to make this interactive?
You mentioned in your video-intro that people can make their own videos... (Good idea!) so how will you let people produce and submit their videos? Or how is this suppose to work?

Andrea

I will allow a couple more episodes to hit my reader before I start to jump into whats needed. I however would like iPod versions to d/l as well!

Why not sit down and have a conversation with Leah and Daniel?

I love stuff like your John Yao interview -- some style, preparation and production values but not too polished. I absolutely abhor your qik phone stuff -- aimless, poor quality, mostly thoughtless.

Brian: I totally disagree about Qik. Did you watch today's Asterpix one? That was 45 minutes of a TON of info about what that company is doing and the quality, while a lot lower resolution, is still watchable.

Christian Burns: I'd LOVE to have a conversation with Leah and Daniel. I'll arrange that.