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Today In History: We Stopped by Steve Jobs’ Home

Remembering Steve Jobs, his home Palo Alto Even though we knew his stepping down from CEO the previous Summer was a foreshadowing of what might be looming, no one was prepared for the news on that Tuesday in 2011. Steve was our generation's grand wizard, transforming otherwise mundane objects into fun, creative and empowering machines. For

How To: Mount Your GoPro To Your Surfboard

This is a quick, concise guide on how to mount your GoPro Hero 3 to your surfboard, with some fun surfing footage at the end! Grab yourself a GoPro Hero3 And now that you have your GoPro, let's get out and surf! This is my son Ian on the board and you'll see me taking off to his left. Having too much

Michio Kaku on “The Power of Video”

Dr. Michio Kaku, a theoretical physicist, discusses how pictures, videos and images help us understand the universe. Hear from a physicist how we think visually and how video (and photography) will help get your message across to your audience. Thanks to Cisco for this video.

Robert Knight Rock Photography

Late one night cruising through Netflix I came across Rock Prophecies with rock photog Robert Knight, I loved the movie and reached out to Robert. Turns out we had both gone to the San Francisco Art Institute and  had been around he same crowd and the 60s music scene. So we ended up going to his gallery to record this episode and several more

Advice for Entrepreneurs from Evernote’s CEO & Guy Kawasaki

Produced by Silber Studios, the first in the NYSE Big StartUp's "Unlocking Potential" series. Guy Kawasaki, co-founder of Garage Technology Ventures and former chief evangelist at Apple Inc., recently sat down with Evernote's CEO Phil Libin to extract advice for other budding entrepreneurs. I had the idea for a show to get an inside look at

What’s New at Silber Studios

Eiffel Tower at Dusk How do you capture images of something as iconic as the Eiffel Tower without turning it into a total cliche? Exploring around with my camera, I found this view of the base, set off against the fading light of dusk, pretty intriguing. As a tip, it's always a good idea to