Robin Wauters, a TechCrunch writer based in Belgium, interviewed Joe Stump during the Next Web conference held in Amsterdam during the last week in April.  Joe, a former Digg employee, is currently the CTO of Boulder based startup SimpleGeo along with Matt Galligan.  The interview talks in detail about SimpleGeo, a bit on their pricing model, and location tactics from the big boys - Twitter & Facebook.

http://techcrunch.com/2010/04/29/simplegeo-joe-stump/

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Niel Robertson, currently building Trada into his next successful empire, recently showed up on Mixergy with Andrew Warner.  They talk about his past and the success Niel had as a co-founder with Service Metrics.  Service Metrics took on the task of measuring how quickly web sites load in different parts of the world.  The company was eventually sold for $280 million.  Andrew and Niel also talk about Trada in this interview.  Make sure to check out  the variety of interviews that Mixergy.com provides - it is well worth the time.

The May 4th 2010 Boulder New Technology Meetup is available for viewing.  We provided the live broadcast via Ustream - http://www.ustream.tv/channel/bdnt

May Presenters included:

Hotshoo.com presented by Jeffery Herman

openstreetmaps.com presented by Steve Coast

MicroFailure on the importance of AB testing presented by Josh Fraser

New Tech Gadgets presented by Matt Emmi of onebuttonlife

DuckDuckDeal.com presented by Chris

Silicon-Flatirons hosted the annual Mile High Tech Entrepreneurship Conference which focused on "The Role of Place: Entrepreneurial Immigration, Iteration and Innovation.  More details about the conference can be found here - http://www.silicon-flatirons.org/events.php?id=790

The first panel discussion was on the topic of Entrepreneurial Immigration Policy.  The panel was moderated by Clare Huntington and included Brad Feld, Lance Nagel, and Vivek Wadhwa.

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After a 15-minute break the Entrepreneurial Impact Award was given to Julie Penner, a Student at the Leeds School of Business School of Law University of Colorado.  The second half included two panels.  The first was moderated by Brad Bernthal and discussed Place and Iteration: Lessons From Storage.  The panel included Jesse Aweida, Kyle Lefkoff, James Linfield, and John Spiers,  The final panel discussed Innovation and The Architecture of Geography.  John Barbour moderated this panel which included Meredith Banasiak, Sharon Matusik, Bill Mooz and Joe Zell.

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There was  multi-camera video being streamed within the campus building, and we were told that it will be available as an archive.  We will update this post if video surfaces.

Another successful live broadcast of the Boulder New Tech Meetup is under the belt.  Past videos and future broadcasts can be found here - http://www.ustream.tv/channel/bdnt

We were able to break up the individual presentations into separate videos using the Ustream Producer software.  First up was the "Fireside Chat" discussing Google's Fiber for Communities Project which would bring 1 Gbit/s speeds to Boulder homes and businesses if selected.  http://boulderfiber.com/

The first company presentation was KyteViewer - the next generation content viewer - http://www.kyteviewer.com

Next up was TweetSpecials - http://tweetspecials.com

Vidli presented their solution for online video monetization via buying, selling and renting videos - http://vidli.com

Pegshot presented their photo / video service meant to help you answer the question "what's happening where you are?" - http://www.pegshot.com

The last presentation was a demo of Boxee - http://www.boxee.tv

Late last week we interviewed Micah Badwin about a number of topics surrounding Graphic.ly, a startup creating a digital platform around comics.  The interview is divided into four parts and the full audio can be downloaded or listened to at the bottom of this post.

In part one Micah Baldwin, CEO and Chief Community Caretaker, explains what Graphic.ly brings to the world of comic books, how he got involved with the start-up and the overall landscape of online comic book communities.

Part two discusses the recent acquisition of iFanboy and what it means for Graphic.ly.

In part three  Micah talks about their new hire, Charley Hine, and how Graphic.ly plans to apply location data to the experience of reading digital comic books.

In the final segment Micah talks about how the iPad and other digital devices are just form factors for viewing content.

Here is the full audio interview:

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The Boulder County Business Report posted a new video in their CEO Roundtable discussions. This clip covers the economic outlook and features Chris Boston, Brokerage Services VP, Gibbons-White, Inc., Amanda Sessa, Branch Manager, W.R. Starkey Mortgage, and Eric Hozempa, Executive Director, Longmont Community Foundation

Topics covered include non-profits getting back to basics, current state of interest rates, and cautious optimism in the commercial real estate market.

More videos from the Boulder County Business Report can be found here - http://www.youtube.com/user/BCBRvideo

This video has been making the rounds on Twitter this afternoon. Here is a link to the story and comments on 9News.com - http://www.9news.com/life/programming/shows/4p/article.aspx?storyid=132143&catid=164

Colorado's first Open Angel Forum event took place last night in Boulder, CO. We had the opportunity to interview Jason Calacanis, founder of the event, and talk with a few of the presenters to get their comments about this new format.

Kendall Media Group produced this video commemorating the 10th Anniversary of Silicon Flatirons. The video features interview soundbites from David Getches, Dean, University School of Law, Brad Bernthal, Director of Silicon Flatirons Entrepreneurship, Paul Ohm, Silicon Flatirons IP / IT Director, Brad Feld and Jason Mendelson - Foundry Group and many others.