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We have put most of the major panel and keynote clips on NewTeeVee. These include a chat with YouTube co-founder Steve Chen , CBS Interactive President Quincy Smith keynote, Mika Salmi, Search & Discovery Panel, Crossover Hits Panel, The Monetization Panel and our introduction. AT&T’s Ralph De La Vega keynote, Microsoft mini note, VC panel, The GameShow, The Platforms Panel and others panel will follow in a day or so. Continue Reading

In this week’s episode of The GigaOM Show, we chat with Jim Greer, CEO and co-founder of Kongregate and Jameson Hsu, co-founder and CEO of Mochi Media about monetizing casual games. We discuss a wide range of topics, including the upcoming launch of Google’s game-related AdSense network. According to some estimates, casual gaming is the fast-growing segment that accounts for about 10% of the $30 billion global video game industry.

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Related posts:

* Casual games worth $2.25 billion. But where are they going?
* How Casual Games can become money machines.
* Inside the YouTube of Games, Kongregate

Our guest for Episode #17 is Pandora co-founder Tim Westergren. “”The day that an MP3 player is always connected [to the internet] is the day when broadcast radio vanishes” Westergen, a leader in the fight to save Internet Radio, said on the show. He also brought us up to date on the latest happenings with the U.S Copyright Royalty Board’s recent royalty fee hike that could kill off Internet radio.

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All day today, Nov. 14, we’ll be posting live updates from the first NewTeeVee Live conference in San Francisco. Check back here for updates.

Embedded above is the webcast of the show from our live-streaming partner Mogulus, hosted by the GigaOM Show’s Joyce Kim.

For live-blogging posts of our on-stage conversations, click on the following links:

• NTV Live Conversation: Mika Salmi MTV
• NTV Live Keynote: Ralph de la Vega, AT&T
• NTV Live Panel: Crossover Hits
• NTV Live Panel: Is There Money in the Long Tail?
• NTV Live Panel: Cash for Content?
• NTV Live Panel: Search Face Off
• NTV Live Mininote: Dan’l Lewin, Microsoft
• NTV Live Panel: The Network Makeover
• NTV Live Featured Conversation: Steve Chen, YouTube
• NTV Live Panel: New Studios and Talent Agencies
• NTV Live Keynote: Quincy Smith, CBS Interactive
• NTV Live Panel: New Media Platforms
• NTV Featured Conversation: MySpace TV
• NTV Live: P2P Networking Lunch Recap

And for company announcements/launches, click here:

• NTV Live Launchpad: MediaMelon Puts High-Res in the Browser
• NTV Live Launchpad: Taboola Plug-In Keeps Users Plugged In
• NTV Live Preview: Seesmic Aims to Start a Global Conversation
• NTV Live Launchpad: WorldTV: Timing is Everything
• NTV Live Launchpad: DECA Partnerships
• NTV Live Launchpad: Meet WooMe

So this week on The GigaOM Show we had Mr. Jobs… Fake Steve Jobs drop in on us. Of course, he is out pushing his book, Options, which is actually quite funny. We talked about a while bunch of things, and here it is…

Also, we had a company launch on our show for the first time. Dizzywood, a tween oriented MMO launched on GigaOM show. It was co-founded by Sean Kelly, formerly of Wallop. We want to do more of this on our show. Write to us gigaom at revision 3 dot com, and give us a reason to put you on the show.

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In this week’s show we explain popular VC jargon in layman’s terms and sit down with Saul Klein of Index Ventures and Seedcamp.com, to talk about networking essentials for early European start-ups and the cultural differences between US and UK start-ups.

I asked Klein for insight on eBay’s recent admission that they overpaid when they dropped $2.6 billion on Skype. Klein, the former VP of marketing at Skype, has some interesting things to say about Niklas Zennstrom’s exit from the VoIP company. (Zennstrom cofounded Joost after he left Skype.)

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