The "CEO Spotlight" radio interview ran this morning on KIRO. Jason Brooks interviewed me for this about a month ago.

My only regret ... the story doesn't include our domain WWW.BLUEDOT.US. Hopefully people will be able to find us via a Google seach.

Quoted: Transcript:
Intro: Well, the Internet continues to grow as a way for people to connect with each other. In this morning's CEO Spotlight, Jason Brooks talks with the CEO of a local startup that has a very unique take on the idea.
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Jason: Everyone has pretty much heard of MySpace by now, but there's another way to connect with friends, Blue Dot, a Seattle startup run by Head Cheerleader Mike Koss.
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Mike: It's basically a new way for people to exchange information with their friends and family; keep in touch with their friends by sharing the most interesting web content that they're finding on the Internet.
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Jason: That's the difference compared to other social sites. It's not about describing yourself, but connecting with others the things you find interesting on the net.
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It works like this: You download a Dot This! button toolbar and click on stuff you like.
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Mike: Whenever you publish something, you can share that with your friends so they see it as well. So, now, not only are you saving for yourself, so you can remember something interesting that you've read in the past, but your friends can also see "what is Mike doing today, what is he finding interesting on the web". So it's a great way to learn both from your friends and about your friends.
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Jason: So, how did they come up with the name Blue Dot?
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Mike: There's a saying about the planet Earth from space looks like a blue dot and we think of connecting the whole world and all the people in the world through our service.
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Jason: Blue Dot's basic service is free so the company is relying on advertising that's not "in your face".
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Mike: When they are looking at a Dot that someone created, we will have a very discrete ad that adds value to that. It might be about the same topic that the Dot was about itself.
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Jason: A 19 year veteran of Microsoft who was with the original Excel team, Koss has lofty goals for Blue Dot.
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Mike: Just like "Googling" is equivalent to searching for something, we want "Dotting" to mean sharing something with your friends and family that you found interesting on the Internet.