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Back to Church, Part I: Keystone Church
After about ten years, I’ve started going back to church because it the kind of community that has always worked for me. So far it hasn’t been a perfect experience. It’s a little awkward navigating my...
View ArticleCali Lewis and Neal Campbell Speaking at Gnomedex
This video isn’t in HD so it’s more fun to listen than to watch, but it’s our speech at Gnomedex in 2007. We kind of tell our New Media story and encourage anyone with an idea to “just start.”
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140 Characters at a Time
The complexity that goes into making each person’s life unique is one of the reasons those of us who cling to the concepts of grace and mercy love those ideas so much. It’s easy for me to assume I...
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Twitter TV: How I’d Make a TV Show Based on Twitter
Last year, Variety reported that Twitter signed a deal with Reveille productions and Brillstein Entertainment to develop an unscripted TV series. Later Twitter’s Biz Stone said it wouldn’t be an...
View ArticleVenture Capital and Beyond Talk with Marc Andreessen
Marc Andreessen offers answers questions from a Stanford audience about topics from the state of VC and the stock market, to Facebook’s market dominance, to the rebirth of consumer electronics.
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4 Things I Learned by Giving a Way an iPad on Twitter
For the last four years, my focus has been on building two brands from scratch: Cali Lewis and GeekBrief.TV. GeekBrief.TV has been a top technology podcast for four years running. Cali Lewis has...
View ArticleBring the Energy to Web Video
When someone asks for tips about hosting a good Web show, I tell them to bring more vocal energy than feels natural. Aim for Disney Channel energy and you might get close to the level of energy that...
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I Want My Social TV!
Tonight is an exciting night for me. There are few things I enjoy more in life than big TV events like award shows and season finales. Twitter is never more fun than when the majority of people,...
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