350 Third

Scott and Anders discuss the book "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton M. Christensen, Karen Dillon and James Allworth. Turning the lens from his popular business books toward the planning our lives, Clay Christensen and his fellow authors dissect the decision making processes that impact us in the most fundamental ways.

Anders and Scott discuss Mark Sears' CloudFactory.com, decentralized workers and starting a business in another country.

Anders and Scott discuss the impact of large corporations on innovation and competition with The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires by Tim Wu as the backdrop.

This time on 350 Third, Scott and Anders look back over the past 20 years and highlight pivotal technologies in the consumer space that shape our lives today. The obvious contenders get passing mention while more obscure devices such as the empeg and the Slingbox take the limelight. Listen up, old-timers!

Scott and Anders discuss the evils in technology. From CAPCHA to green screen terminals, it's all on the table in our most passionate episode yet - and there is no shortage of startup ideas either!

Scott and Anders discuss Reid Hoffman's new book 'The Startup of You'.

Scott and Anders discuss Susan Cain's recent TED talk on introversion and how society rewards extroverts.

Scott and Anders discuss the user interface concepts Bret Victor puts forward in his "Inventing on Principle" talk at CUSEC 2012.

What will the educational landscape look like after the Internet is done with it? Scott and Anders discuss education 2.0 and decentralized identity.

What makes the difference between life and death for a company dealing with disruptive technologies? Scott and Anders discuss Canon, Sony, Kodak, Rimm and Apple.

SOPA, copyright and the method behind how Internet is structured.

In this episode, Scott and Anders review last week's CES show, talk about Steve Ballmer's strange keynote and discuss the future of movies.

Scott and Anders discuss the new republic wireless country code andthe challenges of preserving the archive of our bits for the longterm

Scott and Anders once again discuss why the desk phone is dead. Building on the UI discussion, they also talk about the unbelievable user interface design behind the recently released Path social network mobile application. The Steve Jobs biography makes an appearance as well as the "design by designers vs. design by the numbers" debate.

Anders and Scott discuss republic wireless, the WiFi / CDMA hybrid cell carrier bragging a $19/month no contract plan.