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Adam Hirsch and the Mashable Crew pull together the best and the brightest in Israel for a blow-out networking event.

A Cybouz Labs developer speaks about the Firefox plug-ins he creates to help localize web content on a global scale.

Ken Suzuki works as a consultant with Cybouz Labs, and met with us to present his view on Japanese IT ventures. One of his primary concerns with the industry is Net Neutrality, and he speaks on this topic during the video intro.

Demo of hatena's new collaborative blogging and social bookmarking tool, part 2. The founder also discusses some of the issues of running a web 2.0 startup in Japan where an advertising model for web apps isn't easily viable.

hatena is a collaborative tool. I got a chance to see the demo while in Tokyo Japan in May, 2008.

A demo for Nota, an interesting wiki platform that offers widgetizable content.

A dual iPhone application, from the creators of popular video annotation service Nico Nico Douga.

OpenTrace demo from a well known startup duo in Tokyo, Japan

OpenTrace is a service that takes known ingredients and processes for various products and creates a singular number (similar to a Carbon footprint) that can be placed on the products' labels, promoting their attention to the green movement.

The second half of a two-part series, capturing an intro and demo of OpenTrace and its subsequent location-based way of consuming the web's content.

Pete Cashmore, founder of Mashable.com, met with rap icon Chamillionaire (Ridin' Dirty), to talk about his social networking experience and ambitions. (subscribe for full episode - http://feeds.feedburner.com/mashableConversations-video)

Amanda Congdon leaves Rocketboom.

Amanda Congdon explains why she left (or was dropped by?) Rocketboom.