This weekend is podcamp Boston 4, and the original Blogstring crew will reunite to provide total coverage. In other words, Sarah is coming up from D.C., and we’ll be at podcamp.
I think that- in the past year- I’ve turned into a grumpy old man. That’s not to say that I wasn’t like that last year, [...]
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We’re finally doing our first live podcast, hosted on BlogTalkRadio today at 2:00 PM EST. You can listen here, and you can call in at (718) 506-1372.
Today we’ll be talking about:
Podcamp Boston 3
Slydial
Our Pop Culture Report on Estelle Getty
Our plugs for our employers, including Sarah on CustomScoop’s Free Personal Accounts and Nathan on matchmine’s [...]
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Yesterday I gave a presentation entitled “Discovery- How People Find Blogs, Video and Podcasts They Love & What That Means To You” at podcamp Boston 3. The powerpoint is available here, and the audio here.
After the presentation, I started to think of different techniques I use to produce and promote my blog posts and came [...]
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The Powerpoint Presentation from my panel is available here.
The audio is available here.
So, this will be the most self-referential blog post I’ve ever done. I’m here at podcamp Boston 3, giving a presentation on Discovery- how people find blogs, video and podcasts they love and what that means.
After looking through all the panels and [...]
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Nate already covered this yesterday, but I had to throw in my two cents–I am psyched for this weekend’s PodCamp Boston 3. I had a few goals, and I figured if I put them in writing it might make it more likely I follow through on them:
Meet LOTS of new people–at the last PodCamp I [...]
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Blogstring will be representing full force at podcamp boston this coming weekend (meaning Sarah and I will both be there, but it sounds better when I refer to “blogstring”). I will be there as a kind of split personality, as I will be wearing the blogger hat (not literally, unless I can find a hat [...]
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I’ve seen a lot of posts from other PodCamp Boston attendees referencing the “circle chat,” in which a bunch of campers sat down a tthe convention center to brainstorm ideas on how to make PodCamp even better. I missed out on the chat. (It may have been taking place while Christi Eubanks and I were [...]
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Back in college I was a sociology major. And yes, I am gainfully employed, thank you very much.
I only mention that because the social media phenomenon is particularly interesting to me because of the sociological aspects of the interactions and connections between participants.
After podcamp, I was thinking about the motivation behind adding friends, [...]
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Podcamp Boston 2 wrapped up yesterday, and I had the great pleasure to be in attendance. Many, many thanks go to Chris Brogan and Chris Penn (and countless others) for putting together such a stellar weekend. I hope the other attendees got as much out of it as I did!
I hope to cover a [...]
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podcamp Boston was most excellent. That’s coming from a guy that knows nothing about podcasting whatsoever.
I thought I’d post a short wrapup of the things I found most interesting:
1. Twitter is HUUUUUGE.
I’ve been resisting the twitter phenomenon for a long time. That era is over. I was simply blown away by the sheer number of [...]
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