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Eco-friendly Conference Attendance

August 4, 2008 - Comments

There’s probably several dozen major tech conferences, or pseudo tech-conferences, that happen every year. Social media hounds and bloggers head off to conferences like SXSW, Gnomedex or even SES.

What are some of the things that people can do to be a little more environmentally conscience while attending these things.


When a Brand Fades

November 1, 2007 - Comments

 Today is the New, New Internet Conference, the biggest web 2.0 conference on the Eastern Seaboard this fall. More than 800 attendees are expected. The roster of speakers is impressive. The conference will focus on the larger business aspects of the new Internet economy.
Though I am one of the speakers, I will be in the [...]


PME Day 2: Keynote with Jim Louderback

September 29, 2007 - Comments

Jim Louderback, formerly of ZDNet, recently joined Revision3 that is essentially TechTV version 3.0.
I had a drink with him last night and we discussed their recent $8 million in new funding and how they would be using it.
He talked about the new studio and the vision to be the Discovery/TLC of the Internet Generation.
It is [...]


The 7 Secrets of Media Monetization

September 28, 2007 - Comments

Sitting in the PME afternoon sessions I had the opportunity to watch Paul Colligan of PodcastSecrets talk about the “7 Secrets of Monetization that Big Media Hopes You Don’t Figure Out”.
As a summary, here we go:
- You are the media
- Big Media is Big Business
- Always Improve/Never Invent
- It Changes when you stop thinking like [...]


Podcasting is really New Media

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Michael Geoghegan started his presentation with “podcasting is dead”. He said that if you are doing this you really are in the digital media business if you are engaging and producing podcasts and new media.
Couldn’t agree with him more.
Now, off to find lunch and people to network with….


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