Podcast appearances and mentions of robin raskin

We are still sharing great content from our live appearance at SXSW 2025 in Austin, Texas, and our attendance at the Meta Creators Event at Geraldine's at the Hotel Van Zandt. This episode features our conversation with Robin Raskin, the former editor of PC Magazine, the Founder of the Virtual Events Group (VEG), and an absolute legend in the world of tech journalism. Robin shares her unvarnished thoughts on the creator community, the state of the tech world (and its leaders, who she knew way back when), and why, despite all evidence to the contrary, she remains hopeful and optimistic about the future, and those who will help create it. Enjoy!Drinks: MultipleLinks: https://virtualeventsgroup.org/

In this very special IRL episode, Barry and Phil come to you LIVE from the Meta Creators event at Geraldine's at the Hotel Van Zandt at SXSW 2025 in Austin, Texas where they recap their panel, "Enterprise Design: The Death of Innovation?". They discuss both their overall takeaways from the discussion, but also the questions they were asked by the attendees. Later, they conduct a series of live interviews with a great selection of special guests: Robin Raskin, the former editor of PC Magazine and founder of the Virtual Events Group; Phil Sage, Sr. Director of Design & Innovation at PepsiCo; and Melissa Kitson, Director of Sponsorship and Advertising Strategic Development at the National Assocation of Broadcasters. It's a raucous, rowdy good time, reflecting the air of hope and positivity surrounding SXSW. Enjoy!Drinks: Random Red Wine, "Creative Kick" Spicy Margarita, Karbach Brewing Co. Love Street Blonde KölschLinks:https://schedule.sxsw.com/2025/events/PP152066http://www.dentsu.comhttp://www.wongdoody.comhttp://www.merkle.comhttp://www.publicissapient.comhttps://www.pepsico.comhttps://www.nab.org/

Digital technologies, from red light therapy to skin and hair analysis to AI and blockchain, are shifting beauty consumer expectations, retail experiences, and demand planning along the supply chain.This week on the CosmoFactory podcast, we hear about a variety of digital tech that's impacting the cosmetics and personal care industry now and in the near future. Our guest is Robin Raskin, Founder of Virtual Events Group. Robin is a veteran of the tech industry, an events consultant, and former magazine editor. She is expert in the areas of virtual innovation and high-tech across consumer industries, including beauty.  If you enjoyed this episode, please SHARE it with a friend!With your help, even more cosmetic industry professionals will discover the inspiring interviews we share on CosmoFactory. ABOUT CosmoFactoryBeauty industry stakeholders listen to the CosmoFactory podcast for inspiration and for up-to-date information on concepts, tactics, and solutions that move business forward. CosmoFactory – Ideas to Innovation is a weekly interview series for cosmetics and personal care suppliers, finished product brand leaders, retailers, buyers, importers, and distributors. Each Tuesday, CosmoFactory guests share experiences, insights, and exclusive behind-the-scenes details—which makes this not only a must-listen B2B podcast but an ongoing case study of our dynamic industry. Guests are actively working in hands-on innovation roles along the beauty industry supply chain; they specialize in raw materials, ingredients, manufacturing, packaging, and more. They are designers, R&D or R&I pros, technical experts, product developers, key decision makers, visionary executives. HOST Deanna UtroskeCosmetics and personal care industry observer Deanna Utroske hosts the CosmoFactory podcast. She brings an editorial perspective and a decade of industry expertise to every interview. Deanna is also Editor of the Beauty Insights newsletter and a supply-side positioning consultant. She writes the Global Perspectives column for EuroCosmetics magazine, is a former Editor of CosmeticsDesign, and is known globally for her ability to identify emerging trends, novel technologies, and true innovation in beauty. A PRODUCTION OF Cosmoprof Worldwide BolognaCosmoFactory is the first podcast from Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna, taking its place among the best B2B podcasts serving the global beauty industry.   Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna is the most important beauty trade show in the world. Dedicated to all sectors of the industry, Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna welcomes over 250,000 visitors from 150 countries and regions and nearly 3,000 exhibitors to Bologna, Italy, each year. It's where our diverse and international industry comes together to build business relationships and to discover the best brands and newest innovations across consumer beauty, professional beauty, and the entire supply chain. The trade show includes a robust program of exclusive educational content, featuring  executives and key opinion leaders from every sector of the cosmetics, fragrance, and personal care industry. Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna is the most important event of the Cosmoprof international network, with exhibitions in Asia (Hong Kong), the US (Las Vegas and Miami), India (Mumbai) and Thailand (Bangkok). Thanks to its global exhibitions Cosmoprof connects a community of more than 500,000 beauty stakeholders and 10,000 companies from 190 countries and regions. Learn more today at Cosmoprof.com   

Robin Raskin, Founder of the Virtual Events Group, has been on the cutting edge of technology for quite some time. As the editor of PC Magazine when Bill Gates was introducing the DOS operating system, she's had a front-row seat to the changes brought on by technology. Recently that included the metaverse and digital twins. Ag Tech Talk spoke with Raskin, a presenter at Meister Media's Vision Conference earlier this year.

PRSA SV #FridayForum: The Latest in Consumer Trends for 2022How we shop, eat, and consume goods has changed forever since the pandemic. Consumers and brands alike are leveraging the newest technologies to create the ultimate experiences when it comes to shopping and dining. From ghost kitchens to delivery services, along with frictionless and contactless shopping and payments, to the rise of the creator economy, to how AI and AR are creating unique shopping experiences, and the rise of the Metaverse and beyond, take a listen as our panel discusses what trends are hot, which are not - which ones have staying power and how can brands adapt.  Our panel:Robin Raskin (moderator), Journalist and Founder, The Virtual Events Group (VEG )Jim Louderback, VidConDeborah Weinswig, Founder and CEO of Coresight ResearchAlicia V. Nieva-Woodgate, Managing Director, ANW Networks

When her husband brought home a computer in the 1980s Robin Raskin had two options: learn about the technology or get a divorce. She opted to do the former and to add to that by writing a column about it for InfoWorld Magazine. That column got Robin noticed and launched her into a career as one of the most influential women in technology publishing. Rising through the ranks in Ziff-Davis, Robin was an editor at PC Magazine, where the challenge of being a woman and keeping home and work separately was substantial. So it's no small irony that after PC Magazine, Robin launched and ran another title for Ziff-Davis – entitled Family Computing. After Ziff-Davis, Robin headed for the Consumer Electronics Show where she spent 15 years driving efforts to bring emerging technology trends into the event – things like Digital Health and the Smart Home. Lately, Robin is running a new venture focused on how events and technology evolve in a virtual world. In this episode, we talk about leadership, curiosity, and tribalism – and how a cool dog named Sam taught her the truth about belonging. What does leadership actually mean in today's world? Good questions, right? That's what Cathy Brooks, thought. And it's why she created Talk, Unleashed – a new podcast of entirely candid conversations with fascinating people doing remarkable things. This weekly podcast will feature guests from arts and entertainment to business to technology to food to activism to politics (well, we'll see on that last one). Talk Unleashed invites these influencers to consider the things that have led to them to where they are, the lessons they've learned and how all those things can come together to create a better world. #RobinRaskin #VirtualEventsGroup #ConsumerElectronicsShow #PCMagazine #FamilyComputing #ZiffDavis #leadership #TalkUnleashed #UnleashedConversation #UnleashedLeadership #FixYourEndofTheLeash

The Brand Called You welcomes Robin Raskin on the podcast today. Robin is an American Writer, Author, Publisher and TV personality. She is also a conference and events creator and it's best known for her ability to simplify technology for non-technologists. Robin was also a columnist for Yahoo Tech and editor of PC Magazine which at its height has 700,000 readers. As a writer, she has published various books and magazines. Very interestingly, she calls herself a ‘digital mom'. Robin is an ultra-talented woman with years of experience at hand. She belongs to the time when the global digital evolution was just starting to take shape. In this very interesting conversation with our host Frits, Robin shares her professional journey with us. As an individual who was always interested in understanding the nitty gritty of technology, Robin's curiosity led her to learning about computers and technology in detail. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.   I’m Fred Fishkin.     The founder of Last Gadget Standing….author, writer and entrepreneur Robin Raskin…is at it again.   She has created the VEG Group….   It has nothing to do with your diet….but everything to do with online event planning and...

Techstination interview: Last Gadget Standing founder Robin Raskin launches the VEG Group

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Veteran tech journalist Robin Raskin joins guest host Ilyce Glink to talk about some of the technology that we should be watching out for in 2021 including contactless payment, virtual and augmented reality, folding technology and the significant advances in healthcare.

Kicking off CES 2020 in Las Vegas Andy chats with Robin Raskin, founder of Living in Digital Times follow a presentation on digital lifestyle trends for 2020.

We try to get at this question: How can we incentivize the truth? Is this possible? We also talk about the rise of the personal computing industry and Robin's role in that.  Check out Robin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/robinr Check out more about Living in Digital Times and their event at CES: https://livingindigitaltimes.com/

Dr. Heidi talks with Robin Raskin, Founder of Living in Digital Times. The tech tech, the changing industry and how to make it more habitable for humans in both the industry and life. Founder of Living in Digital Times. Robin Raskin is the founder of Living in Digital Times (LIDT), a team of technophiles who bring together top experts and the latest innovations to look at the intersection of lifestyle and technology. LIDT produces a number of notable conferences and expos at CES® and at conferences and events worldwide. The company’s trademark events include Last Gadget Standing, Digital Health Summit, HighTech Retail Summit, FashionWare, Fitness Tech Summit, Kids@Play Summit, The Digital Money Forum and others. In a previous lifetime, Robin honed her tech chops at a variety of technology publications. She was a columnist for USA Today online, editor of PC Magazine, founding editor of FamilyPC magazine and was one of the founding contributors of Yahoo! Tech. Author of six books, magazine publisher, blogger, TV and radio personality, Robin has been a thought-leader at the forefront of an ever-changing topic: what it means to be digital. Robin also serves on the board of the CTA Foundation. and on the ACM Practitioners Board. She lives in NYC and the Hudson Valley, with her husband, her three drop-in-now-and-then children, and closets full of obsolete technology. Follow Robin on Twitter @RobinR and stay up to date on all things Living in Digital Times on Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook. website: Livingindigitaltimes.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/robin.raskin1 Twitter ID: @robinR   ******************************************************   This episode is brought to you by Rocketbook, Dr. Heidi’s favorite offline tech tool. Rocketbook is a brilliant concept that enables the use of pen and paper for recording, but easy transfer of that into digital means that is searchable and easy to organize and trace. Dr. Heidi has arranged a discount for you, her listeners, if you follow this link. http://www.getrocketbook.com?rfsn=1761454.14963a

Richard and Chris continue their conversation with Robin Raskin from Living in Digital Times. In this episode, they talk about the demise of Anki and its implications for toys and play, STEM in tech, changes in the family dynamics around tech and some best parenting practices around tech and kids. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-playground-podcast/support

Richard and Chris sit down with family technology expert Robin Raskin, founder and president of Living in Digital Times. They talk about current technology, CES, and the role of tech in family entertainment and, of course, toys. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-playground-podcast/support

Techstination interview: The finalists for Last Gadget Standing at CES 2019?... Founder Robin Raskin

Dr. Heidi Forbes Öste wraps up with highlight excerpts from some of her favorite interviews from the first season of Evolving Digital Self. The excerpts include interviews with:  Mark Metry, host of Humans 2.0, Mark is Founder of VU Dream. Prior to founding VU Dream in 2016, Mark was the founder and creative director of PPMC, started in 2013, the #1 Pixelmon Minecraft server in the world. As creative director, Mark grew the company’s website to reach over 10 million users and 10,000 registered premium members. Mark managed a remote staff team of over 40 talented individuals and directed company growth programs. Mark & Dr. Heidi talk about being human in the digital age. From the perspective of developing a successful business as a GenZ entrepreneur, Mark shares his path and the insights gained on his journey to being an evolved human. Julie Meyer, Founder of Ariadne Capital . She is an American expat in London and the author of Welcome to Entrepreneur Country. She is the founder and sole director of Ariadne Capital (currently in administration), owner and sole director of the General Partner of the Ariadne Capital Entrepreneurs (ACE) Fund, and is the founder and sole director of EntrepreneurCountry Global Limited. Meyer was the co-founder of the networking club First Tuesday (1998-2000). In 2009, she appeared as a Dragon on the short-lived online version of BBC's Dragons' Den. Yuan Wang is a futurist, technologist, manifestation architect, #1 best selling author of the Abundance Prophecy and parallel entrepreneur who designs #DLT systems and transformational experiences that help humanity play its way to Abundance. For over two decades, Yuan designed, coded and operated some of the most popular 3D video games in history including Descent, Lucasarts’ Jedi Knight and World of Warcraft. He has built multiple startups, served as an executive at Blizzard Entertainment, Disney, and Midway Games and is currently building and advising decentralized technology and human performance organizations for Civilization 2.0. website: theyuanwang.com Monica Parker, CEO and co-founder of Hatch Analytics. Monica has been an author, speaker, designer, CEO, activist, clown, opera singer and, most recently, founder. Her specialism of more than a decade has been navigating and communicating organisational change. She is a blogger for the Huffington Post and Thrive Global, a contributor to publications such as the FT and Sunday Times and is a workplace authority for BBC Worldwide and BBC Radio.  Robin Raskin is the founder of Living in Digital Times (LIDT), a team of technophiles who bring together top experts and the latest innovations to look at the intersection of lifestyle and technology. LIDT produces a number of notable conferences and expos at CES® and at conferences and events worldwide. The company’s trademark events include Last Gadget Standing, Digital Health Summit, HighTech Retail Summit ,FashionWare, Fitness Tech Summit, Kids@Play Summit, The Digital Money Forum and others.  Brian Solis, futurist, digital anthropologist, author & speaker on Digital Transformation. Brian is a digital analyst, speaker and author. He is a principal analyst studying disruptive technology and its impact on business at Altimeter Group, a research firm acquired by global brand management consultancy Prophet in 2015 Digital Change Agent Manifesto Blog: http://www.briansolis.com Twitter: @briansolis This episode is also celebrates the launch of Dr. Heidi Forbes Öste's, new #1 Bestselling book, Digital Self Mastery Across Generations, Print edition now available from all on-line booksellers internationally.

Peggy welcomes back Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, who says right now there are some big players in the supply-chain space, but we are going to see a lot of innovation happening in this area. She says we lose so many hours a year looking for records—there is fraud and noncompliance and counterfeit, which is costing the supply chain money every year. She adds that it is not going to be easy to get there. She suggests picking one thing and doing it first. She adds that having a record of every transaction in the blockchain is the answer for certain things.

Peggy welcomes back Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, who says right now there are some big players in the supply-chain space, but we are going to see a lot of innovation happening in this area. She says we lose so many hours a year looking for records—there is fraud and noncompliance and counterfeit, which is costing the supply chain money every year. She adds that it is not going to be easy to get there. She suggests picking one thing and doing it first. She adds that having a record of every transaction in the blockchain is the answer for certain things.

Peggy wraps up the show by talking with Robin Raskin, founder, Living in Digital Times, who explains says users get frustrated when each device requires an app of its own. She reveals that there are already more devices than humans on the planet. As an example, a thermostat can be set, or it can learn behaviors about you and can save you money and time. The new generation of IoT devices will have some analytics and machine learning behind it to predict what you want. She also explains that some great things have happened in the IoT space for seniors and accessibility.

Peggy wraps up the show by talking with Robin Raskin, founder, Living in Digital Times, who explains says users get frustrated when each device requires an app of its own. She reveals that there are already more devices than humans on the planet. As an example, a thermostat can be set, or it can learn behaviors about you and can save you money and time. The new generation of IoT devices will have some analytics and machine learning behind it to predict what you want. She also explains that some great things have happened in the IoT space for seniors and accessibility.

Dr. Heidi talks with Robin Raskin, Founder of Living in Digital Times. The tech tech, the changing industry and how to make it more habitable for humans in both the industry and life. Founder of Living in Digital Times. Robin Raskin is the founder of Living in Digital Times (LIDT), a team of technophiles who bring together top experts and the latest innovations to look at the intersection of lifestyle and technology. LIDT produces a number of notable conferences and expos at CES® and at conferences and events worldwide. The company’s trademark events include Last Gadget Standing, Digital Health Summit, HighTech Retail Summit, FashionWare, Fitness Tech Summit, Kids@Play Summit, The Digital Money Forum and others. In a previous lifetime, Robin honed her tech chops at a variety of technology publications. She was a columnist for USA Today online, editor of PC Magazine, founding editor of FamilyPC magazine and was one of the founding contributors of Yahoo! Tech. Author of six books, magazine publisher, blogger, TV and radio personality, Robin has been a thought-leader at the forefront of an ever-changing topic: what it means to be digital. Robin also serves on the board of the CTA Foundation. and on the ACM Practitioners Board. She lives in NYC and the Hudson Valley, with her husband, her three drop-in-now-and-then children, and closets full of obsolete technology. Follow Robin on Twitter @RobinR and stay up to date on all things Living in Digital Times on Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook. website: Livingindigitaltimes.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/robin.raskin1 Twitter ID: @robinR SitTight has been generous enough to provide a discount to our listeners by simply enter discount code 2BU at checkout at Sittight.com. Your order will help support the Evolving Digital Self podcast. If you like it, please feel free to share it with your friends (both the discount and the podcast ).

Robin Raskin is the founder of Living in Digital Times (LIDT), a team of technophiles who bring together top experts and the latest innovations to look at the intersection of lifestyle and technology. LIDT produces a number of notable conferences and expos at CES (the Consumer Electronics Show) and at conferences and events worldwide. The company's trademark events include The Last Gadget Standing, Digital Health Summit, FashionWare, Fitness Tech Summit, Kids@Play Summit, The Digital Money Forum and others.    In a previous lifetime, Raskin honed her tech chops at a variety of technology publications. She was editor of PC Magazine and began FamilyPC and YahooTech!. Author of 6 books, magazine publisher, blogger, TV and radio personality, Raskin has been at the forefront of an ever-changing topic: what it means to be digital. She lives in NYC and the Hudson Valley, with her husband, her three drops in now and then children, and closets full of obsolete technology.

Show regular Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, says products need a women's touch in order to survive, and we are seeing that all over the place. She explains that some of the older generation are uncomfortable with technology and they need a lot of features built in for comfort, which includes robots. Alexa is one example that is doing well with an aging population because it does one thing at a time, she suggests.

Show regular Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, says products need a women's touch in order to survive, and we are seeing that all over the place. She explains that some of the older generation are uncomfortable with technology and they need a lot of features built in for comfort, which includes robots. Alexa is one example that is doing well with an aging population because it does one thing at a time, she suggests.

Former editor of PC Magazine and former Editor in Chief of FamilyPC, veteran tech journalist, Robin Raskin, joins us to offer her expertise on raising kidsin a digital time. Good or bad, computers and phones in all forms are having a huge impact on the youth of today. Infants to children are exposed every day to different forms technology and information from Google research, Facebook, YouTube and artificial intelligence platforms just to call out a few. Kids are now able to become creators, programmers, artists, you name it. Basic computer and tech skills are almost a prerequisite now for any child entering school, let alone the expectations for those leaving high school and college. In this discussion, Raskin explains it is important that our youth understand and can adequately use all of these platforms. As the old saying goes, “With great power, comes great responsibility”. The same couldn't be more true when it comes to accessing and implementing the knowledge gained from technology. Currently Raskin is involved in the Consumer Electronics Show (CSE) where she is focused on exploring technology for the entire family. She examines the benefits and challenges with regards to Smarthomes and the IoT. She looks at issues ranging from whether we should be tracking our children electronically to looking at major toy companies joining the field of AI and what that means for your children's experiences. This in-depth discussion with Raskin is a great reminder for all of us, to take another look at the benefits and potential negative aspects to technology in our homes and where we are headed in the future.

Peggy chats with Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, who says 81% of car crashes are the result of human error, whether you are a sleepy, sneezing, or coughing, and hopefully computers can help. She explains by 2020 we will see some scenarios of small tests of self-driving cars. She says hopefully when computers are driving, we will have less deaths, but now we are putting the potential for errors on computers.

Peggy chats with Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, who says 81% of car crashes are the result of human error, whether you are a sleepy, sneezing, or coughing, and hopefully computers can help. She explains by 2020 we will see some scenarios of small tests of self-driving cars. She says hopefully when computers are driving, we will have less deaths, but now we are putting the potential for errors on computers.

Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, joins Peggy Smedley to talk about the smart home. She says door locks, cameras, and thermostats work well, but what doesn't work well is the inter-operability. She continues that if technology companies make it too difficult no one is going to buy it. What we are missing is the infrastructure to make all of this easier, she explains.

Robin Raskin, founder and president, Living In Digital Times, joins Peggy Smedley to talk about the smart home. She says door locks, cameras, and thermostats work well, but what doesn't work well is the inter-operability. She continues that if technology companies make it too difficult no one is going to buy it. What we are missing is the infrastructure to make all of this easier, she explains.

Join us for an in-depth discussion with Robin Raskin and Jill Gilbert of Living in Digital Times about what we can expect to see in the digital health space at CES 2018.

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Lima Charlie Tech speaks with Robin Raskin, Founder & CEO of Living in Digital Times (@LIDTEvents) about The Last Gadget Standing event during the Consumer Electronic Show in Shanghai China. Entry deadline is May 12, 2017. Click here to listen and enter Lima Charlie podcasts are available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5 star rating and review. Follow Lima Charlie on Twitter @LimaCharlieNews, and follow @LimaCharlieTech for the latest.

Are you a “drone parent”? Do you use technology to monitor your kids on their computer, phone, or car?  Listen to Robin Raskin, founder of Living in Digital Times, discuss “to track or not to track”. … Read more about this episode...

Robin Raskin, founder of Living In Digital Times, talks with the guys about their experiences at 2016 CES. Living In Digital Times produces technology conferences, exhibits and events at CES and other locations. The guys talk to Robin about tech-enabled fashion, as well as the take0ver of electronic forms of money, driverless cars and other forward-looking trends brought … Continue reading Living In Digital Times at 2016 CES → The post Living In Digital Times at 2016 CES appeared first on Geek News Central.

Want to be a geek? How about an uber geek?? Then this Social Geek Radio episode is for you! Join Deb Evans and Jack Monson as they interiew one of their favorite guests Robin Raskin. Raskin was featured as a daily columnist on Yahoo! Tech, she was the founder and editor-in-chief of FamilyPC, editor of PC Magazine, and columnist for USA Today Online and the Gannett News Service. Robin has won numerous prizes for her coverage of technology. Her work has appeared on websites such as Mashable and the Huffington Post.  Robin will share how and why she developed new wearable technology product "Faux Glass" with listeners so tune in to learn how to get your own! Follow us on Twitter: @DebCE, @JackMonson and @RobinR

Talking the Next Big Digital Thing with Robin Raskin, the President and Founder, Living in Digital Times. She discuses the evolution of digital interaction between parents and their children. They also discuss critical turning points for the tech industry.

Robin Raskin will be our guest this week. For nearly 30 years Robin has followed technology. Her company Living in Digital Times creates conferences and exhibitions that showcase products, technologies and ideas about what it means to be digital today! Robin produces a series of conferences and exhibits at CES (Consumer Electronic Show). One of them: Kids@Play is devoted to looking at the digital life of today's kids. Silvers Summit at CES looks at technology through the eyes of the mature adult. Robin's been the editor-in-chief of Family PC Magazine, and columinist for USA Today Online. She's served as a consultant and spokesperson for high tech companies including Nickelodeon, Intel, Microsoft, SONY, Disney Publishing, etc. She has produced her own monthly television tours and has appeared on NBC Early Today, MSNBC, Live with Regis and Kelly, CBS Early Show, and Fox's Good Day New York! Join us as Robin shares what it means raising digital kids today!