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The Scobelizer

March 8, 2004

Behind the Mic

8 minutes, 4mb, recorded 2004-03-08

Topics: The Internet and the World Wide Web Microsoft

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The latest issue of FastCompany magazine says "Robert Scoble may well be one of the most powerful people in Redmond right now." By day he's an evangelist for Microsoft's Longhorn. But during the other 25 hours each day, Robert reads 1,348 RSS feeds and produces "The Scobleizer" weblog, which is read by 2,000 people.

This free podcast is from our Behind the Mic series.