CompuSchmooze

Philip Regenie is the CEO of Zanthion, which produces AI-enabled technologies for the elder care industry

Compuschmooze Podcast: Conversation about artificial intelligence as a tool to improve elder care

October 4, 2018 PodcastSteve 0

Editor’s Note: This podcast is the basis for Steve’s 9/26/2018 Compuschmooze column, which appeared in the Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey. As the population ages, assisted living communities and nursing homes around the country are having a more difficult [Read more…]

Compuschmooze Newspaper Column – At a Glance

December 31, 2017 PodcastSteve 0

You can read online copies of our tech column, “Compuschmooze” at the Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey website. [Read more…]

SBN News Director and LMC Managing Partner Steve Lubetkin earned a first place award in broadcast radio for his news interview with three former NJ governors, while sharing a third place in the Broadcast TV/Online General News category with Medford student Jake Kozmor, who has been interning with the firm.

Our News Division Earns Three New Journalism Awards for Its Content

June 20, 2017 PodcastSteve 0

The State Broadcast News division of Cherry Hill-based The Lubetkin Media Companies has been recognized again with three awards for its news reporting in radio, print, and video categories in the 2017 Memorial Journalism Awards [Read more…]

Parviz Parvizi is the co-founder of Clammr.com, a service that lets you send audio snippets to your friends.

CompuSchmooze February 2016: Clammr lets you tweet short audio clips

February 3, 2016 PodcastSteve 0

Editor’s Note: The audio podcast is now available How often do you want to share with friends what you just heard in an audio news story or podcast? Would you want to send them a [Read more…]

Compuschmooze, January 2016: ‘Up Periscope’ Now Means Live Video Everywhere

January 6, 2016 PodcastSteve 0

Editor’s Note: This column first appeared in the Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey on January 6, 2016. From the same folks who gave us Twitter, now may we present Periscope, aimed at smart [Read more…]

Michael Mullin, president of Integrated Business Systems, Totowa, NJ

Compuschmooze October 2015: Business Continuity in a Technology-Dependent World

October 14, 2015 PodcastSteve 0

As I write this column, Hurricane Joaquin has just been upgraded to Category Three and may become a Category Four storm before you get this issue of The Voice. It is a serious reminder for [Read more…]

Main screen of RarmaRadio, Internet streaming radio recorder.

CompuSchmooze: There’s good news—and bad—about recording streaming Internet radio

April 2, 2015 PodcastSteve 0

My March 18, 2015 “Compuschmooze” column discusses RarmaRadio, a software tool for recording and time-shifting streaming Internet radio stations, but the software comes with a catch. Read the column at the Jewish Community Voice website.

Rudy Karsan, founder of Kenexa, recently sold the company to IBM for a reported $1.3 billion. He spoke at the 2015 Founder Factory Conference last month in Philadelphia.

CompuSchmooze: Kenexa Founder Rudy Karsan Keynotes at Founder Factory

February 20, 2015 PodcastSteve 0

The path from Internet entrepreneur to Internet millionaire is not a straight one. Just ask Nooruddin “Rudy” Karsan. He just successfully sold his biggest Internet company, Kenexa, which makes human resources software, to IBM for [Read more…]

Screen shot of the Red Alert Israel app.

Social media and the Middle East collide again

September 4, 2014 PodcastSteve 0

In my September 2014 CompuSchmooze column in the Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey, I write about an app and some social media issues that came up recently during the conflict between Israel and [Read more…]

A portion of the crowd at BarCamp News Innovations Philly at Temple University in early May 2014. Jason Hwang of Google's YouTube division told one session that while videos are getting shorter, the time people spend on the YouTube site is getting longer. (Steve Lubetkin photo)

Compuschmooze May 2014: Videos get shorter but viewers stay longer

May 14, 2014 PodcastSteve 0

Editor’s note: This column is crossposted from the Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey. You can see the original column there. It seems like web developers are convinced that the world’s attention span for [Read more…]

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