#43 – SocialDreamium’s Failure
A few weeks ago I drove back up to Milwaukee for the first time since my move to Chicago in early August to speak at Web414. I was asked by the founder of Web414, Gabe, to share my experience of failing at a startup (SocialDreamium), a topic that people usually shy away from sharing. The main reason that I accepted the offer to share this experience and expose myself and the weakness’s of

#42 – Facebook Founder Talks Business
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s founder and CEO talks to Robert Scoble. During the interview he gives his dad, who is a dentist, business advice and shares with us how Facebook is shifting its service yet again: this time to integrate businesses into the social graph. He also talks about the new competition that Facebook is seeing from Google, Twitter, and Friendfeed. Obviously the video isn’t brand new because Friendfeed has since been acquired by Facebook Funny how that works out. This video was originally posted on

#41 – Tumblr Founder David Karp
This is the first guest post on ActionsTalk. After a short intermission for your regularly scheduled posts, we’re changing the format a bit so that you’ll continue to get great founder interviews from people that are doing big things and making their actions talk. ### David Karp is the founder and CEO of Tumblr. Tumblr lets you create a blog and the process to do that is refreshingly simple. They are the easiest way to share anything you find, love, hate, or create. Tumblr is a web service that makes it easy to express yourself online in beautiful style. With Tumblr a user can create a tumblelog. A tumblelog is short-form blog that often consists of mixed