By: E&P Staff In a partnership with Big Think, The Washington Post's Web site Thursday launched two video interview series that feature technology creators and business people.
"Our partnership with Big Think provides an innovative way to connect our viewers with some of the world's most interesting business and technology visionaries," said Jeff Burkett, Director of ad innovations and client services at Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive.
Big Think is a Web site that features unfiltered interviews with business and political leaders, and invites responses from users.
"We are excited about the opportunity to work with washingtonpost.com to bring both to its audience of engaged and influential thinkers," said
Victoria R.M. Brown, co-founder of Big Think.
The Personal Technology video interview series launches with Wikipedia Co-Founder Jimmy Wales discussing how this Internet age will be remembered. Jonathon Zittrain, co-founder of Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, discusses whether Google poses a threat to free culture, and Esther Dyson gives her views on maintaining privacy on Facebook.
The series will run for eight months, and is sponsored by Intel.
A second interview series, on small business, will run for three months, and is sponsored by AT&T.
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