Suzanne Nichols – The Stars Are Aligned
Mitchell Silber – Petri Dish for Terrorists
Ruth Beaglehole – Raising Children With Care
Recently MIPtalk host Brad Rowe had the great pleasure to sit down with the founder of Echo Parenting & Education in LA.
1 commentGina Bianchini – I Am Social, Hear Me Roar
We’re back from our summer hiatus. This week’s guest is former Ning.com CEO Gina Bianchini.
No commentsRuss Feingold – Kicking PACs and Taking Names
Russ Feingold, the former US Senator from Wisconsin, is taking the campaign finance world by storm. His Progressives United movement is working to tackle “Super PACs” and the corporate influence he feels is bastardizing democracy. This is a critical time for Russ. Continue pushing for change through his organization or go for another opening in the US Senate or the governorship of Wisconsin.
As Feingold so eloquently said in this speech:
What do you think? Do you agree with the outcome of the Citizens United Supreme Court decision that changed the rules regarding corporate campaign expenditures? Do PACs play a necessary role in our political discourse or are they too easily abused?
Sound off in the comments.
Rick Citron – No Really, There’s An App for That
When technology entrepreneurs need a seasoned advisor the man they often turn to is our guest attorney Rick Citron.
No commentsTiffany Shlain – What’s An Autoblogography? – Part 2
Part 2 of our discussion with Tiffany Shlain, director of Connected: An Autoblogography about Love, Death and Technology.
1 commentTiffany Shlain – A Declaration of Interdependence – Part 1
Tiffany Shlain, celebrated filmmaker and renowned founder of The Webby Awards, wants you to GET CONNECTED. And she has a fascinating story to tell.
3 commentsTerri Funk Graham – Bonus Jack
As many of you know, MIPtalk is partnered with The CMO Club, a private membership organization that brings together some of the world’s leading Chief Marketing Officers.
No commentsBike Paths of Glory
What a view! But the ride up La Brea was treacherous dodging cars and hipsters. Man does Los Angeles need some urban bike trails! See map of LA and its bike trails. Ouch.
I think we should have a ‘walk / bike grid’ with dedicated trails every mile east to west and north to south. It would take cars off the road and encourage good exercise and green commuting.
What is YOUR city doing to accommodate bikers and provide a more ‘green’ environment for those who want some exercise or just want to go out for some fresh air? Would our representatives even listen to our requests?
Join the conversation!
Where are all the bike trails?
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