Robert Scoble

I'm watching the Facebook news event, video Instagram. You can watch here too.

A friend who works in PR says I've gotten $200,000 worth of PR simply because I have Google Glasses. I told him "yeah, and I paid for the right to give Google some PR." Oh, wait, who is the smart one here? Hint: it isn't me. ;-)

I still remember the first day I met Aaron Levie, CEO of Box.net. I thought "this guy is gonna get fired fast." Why? He was a goofball. Still is.

Last year I interviewed him in front of UC Berkeley Cal business students (another school that wouldn't let me in) and the conversation was one of my favorites. They finally got the video up, so the rest of you can share it.

I'll be back at the >play Digital Media Conference this year doing another fun interview.

The production quality on this isn't that great, but the conversation sure is.

In its hire of Michael Copeland A16z (Andreessen Horowitz) proves followers and Klout score don't matter. Great hire! Here's why:

Interesting. On his profile Mark Zuckerberg is debating people about immigration, interesting to see this. Totally with Mark, too. It's amazing how bad our immigration policy is. Either for the really poor, like the Mexicans that work in the fields across the street from where I live, or the innovators who will start companies that will hire thousands of us.

Why can't Google Glass do THIS?

A close look at another wearable computer; this one from Atheer Labs.

Meet Christopher J. Tagatac, maybe the world's first contextual bionic man.

Just one of the inspiring stories that Shel Israel and I are getting to learn thanks to our book, Age of Context, coming later this year.

Meet Christopher J. Tagatac, maybe the world's first contextual bionic man.

Just one of the inspiring stories that Shel Israel and I are getting to learn thanks to our book, Age of Context, coming later this year.

I had quite a panel discussion about future of glass, robots, and wearables yesterday on stage at the Bloomberg West's Next Big Thing conference in Half Moon Bay.

Big honor, thanks Bloomberg!

My neighbor Steve Jurvetson will be on shortly talking about rockets. Watch live here: http://www.bloomberg.com/live-stream/