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Fard Johnmar and ScribeMedia have an excellent web video series called The Digital Health Revoution. They are covering Health 2.0 and doing longform interviews to really dig into the details...here's their most recent interview with Unity Stoakes from Organized Wisdom. All feedback appreciated!
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Fard, you are a great interviewer. "Let's get to the root of your dissatisfaction.." - good work. Unity is handling the tough line of questioning really well. Oh but I'm only on minute 6:00 - sorry have to jump back. MORE long format interviews please! In this world of sound bytes, I'm so glad to hear more involved and substantial conversations.
Posted by: Indu Subaiya | November 16, 2007 at 03:36 PM
Indu, thanks for your kind words. I'll let you know when your segment is up!
Fard
Posted by: Fard Johnmar | November 20, 2007 at 01:01 PM