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Living in a small town south of Tel Aviv, Adam knew he wanted to build things from an early age. His mom bought him a cellular modem to develop apps and software on his home computer. He was always trying to do new and exciting things. When Adam joined the army, it opened his eyes to the world of possibilities that lay ahead. Seven years later, he returned home and came up with the idea of Taboola. He had the vision to help people discover things they may like but never knew existed—a search engine, but in reverse. Adam has worked tirelessly for the last 14 years to grow Taboola into a great company that just went public. Throughout his journey as a Founder and executive, he has always stayed true to his love of learning (philomath). "What I see at Taboola, which I want to prove to the world, is that when you have a diverse company, you have better conversations. You have better collaborations, and you'll learn faster. And learning faster equals better execution." Adam shares the biggest mistakes he made, why he decided to move to America, and what he thinks every new entrepreneur should think do to be successful. "Prepare to do something for a very long time because it takes a longer time to build a company these days than it did 15 years ago." No matter his level of success, Adam has always stayed humble and grateful to the people who have helped him. Click to learn more about Adam and Taboola. We publish bi-weekly episodes, so if you find value in the interviews, please subscribe or leave a review! _________ Adam Singolda is the founder and CEO at Taboola, a technology company that powers recommendations for the open web, helping people discover things they may like. Taboola serves personalized content recommendations, partnering with the world's top publishers, brands, and marketers to drive audience development, engagement, and monetization. Taboola also empowers editorial, product, and sales teams with solutions built around real-time page optimization, robust native advertising offerings, and more. Adam has spoken on stage at TEDx, Collision, Kaltura Connect, Business Insider's IGNITION, ClickZ LIVE, Advertising Week, 360i Marketing Summit, Web Summit, Landmark Ventures Media Technology Summit, Streaming Media, NAB, NewTeeVee, ELEVATE, Meetup, and MIT (Sloan). He has also appeared in broadcast TV interviews on Bloomberg West, CNBC, and Fox Business. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Direct MP3 link It's a massive show as we run down a ton of stuff from the year in online video. From the Streamys to the IAWTV, from YouTube stars to TV stars, from view fraud to Double Rainbow, we round up just a shitload of topics. This episode we're joined by NewTeeVee co-editor Liz Miller, writer/director Brett Register, producer Rick Rey, along with NM regulars Chris McCaleb, Zadi Diaz, and Steve Woolf. We debated breaking this into two separate shows, but screw it, it's a New Mediacracy that's over 3 hours long! Let us know what you thought the most important events in online video were in 2010 in the comments!

It's that time of the year again web series fans. That's right the 2nd Annual Streamy Awards are being held this Sunday, April 11 in Los Angeles, and some of our faves like The Bannen Way,Venice's Crystal Chappell and Buppies' Tatyana Ali are all up for awards!   On this webtastic episode of the Daytime Confidential Podcast, Luke and Jamey chat with one of the most influential movers and shakers in the fast-growing world of digital video production, Jeff Hayzlett, chief marketing officer for Kodak, which is serving for the second year in a row as the Official Imaging Sponsor of the Streamys.   The personable, cowboy corporate exec talks with the DC boys about why it's been so important for Kodak to be on the forefront of entertainment consumptions transition from analog to digital. He also reveals that once again he will be tweeting live from the Streamys telecast, as he did during the Oscars, and recalls how cool it was to learn that even the likes of Mr. Bean was following his tweets.   Hayzlett dishes about some of TV and the web's biggest stars like How I Met Your Mother's Neil Patrick Harris and One Life to Live grad-turned Castle star Nathan Fillion, whose Dr. Horrible's Sing-a-Long Blog proved a game changer for web TV last year, and also reveals he will be presenting the Streamy Award for Best Ensemble.   Hayzlett also previews Kodak's red hot digital video cameras, the Zi8 pocket camera and the Kodak Playsport, both of which are serving as the Official Digital Cameras for this year's Streamys. You'll definitely want to listen in as he shares how cameras like these are being used by budding, young creatives to make their own web soaps, comedies and talk shows. Can Hayzlett convince someone as technologically challenged as Jamey (who still uses an old-fashioned tape recorder on the red carpet) that the Zi8 is even easy enough for him to use? You'll have to listen to find out.   Be sure to log on to www.streamys.org to watch the live webcast this Sunday, April 11, 2010 at 5:30 pm PT/8:30 pm ET. To follow Jeff Hayzlett on Twitter go here. For more information on the Streamys, check out Tubefilter.tv and NewTeeVee.com For more on Kodak's Zi8 pocket camera and Kodak's Playsport, visit the official Kodak website, and remember the revoultion will be webivised!

Last month at the NewTeeVee Live conference, Betsy Flanagan from Startup Studio spent a few minutes with two industry leaders. The first is Alex Withers who is the Managing Director of Digital Media for the United States Golf Association who shared how the financial crisis is impacting their business and how he systematically decides what content should be streamed live vs. repurposed vs. perfectly produced. The second guest is Jeff Gomez the CEO of Starlight Runner Entertainment who explained what transmedia is, how big companies and small independent content creators can use it and a few success metrics and stories.

Zadi Diaz, Steve Garfield, and Steve Woolf on our weekly audio talkcast covering the world of new media. This week:Men accused of planting cartoon "bombs" for Adult Swim's "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" using guerilla marketing that went wrongAsk a Ninja's Deal with Federated MediaUPDATE: The numbers are going down -- ?Is Rocketboom also with Federated Media? (FM release)WAIT: Andrew Baron told us that Rocketboom has NOT signed any deal with FM.Hayden Black's HBO Online pilot: "Abigail's X-Rated Teen Vlog"Hayden's first show: Goodnight BurbankShout out to Jackson West of NewTeeVee.com, a good blog for developments in the world of online videoLisa Nova joins MadTVYouTube's revenue sharing announcementBloggers evaluating Windows Vista (We each received an HP Pavillion notebook PC, not an Acer Ferrarri, btw)SageTVThanks to Rick Rey for the SkypeOut suggestion Direct MP3 link