From the category archives:

Bloggercon

First the Gang ends, now it seems like Weblogs Inc founder and Netscape Czar J Calacanis is leaving AOL. When he sold his company to AOL (one of my former clients) I was psyched – someone who really got it was joining the largest online community out there. Now it seems that with the exit [...]

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Not everybody loves the guy, but he is smart and uncompromising when it comes to his beliefs. Blogging, RSS, Podcasting… he has either been in the center or the start of a lot of the social media spaces that have been developed since before the last bubble. For a while I have wondered what he [...]

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Dave Winer blogs about about Richard McManus’s comments about Bloggercon: BloggerCon IV tended to favor the most vocal people. I agree, and this is not the way it’s supposed to be. I don’t think the DLs took the guidelines seriously in this area, and unless they do, the unconference format suffers. They’re supposed to seek [...]

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All in all this was a great unconference. The crowd was fun and engaged, the wifi was fast and the conversations were great. The overall take-away was that with Bloggercon, like blogging or participating in any event, you get out of it what you put into it. Unlike conferences where you veg out and then [...]

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vlogging – more of a time requirement same growing pains as podcasting and blogging what is bloggin doing to push the medium forward? not just podcasting what do you want to do? really have the world open to you what do you want to see happen what does video add – whats exciting, whats the [...]

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History of bloggin and 2004 election First Bloggercon took place in 2003 – Dean and Republicans in attendance blogging might move politics back from wholesale (big marketing) to retail (door to door) blogging is neutral as an exercise how can a candidate become involved? congressional vs senate races 2008 election – if things havent been [...]

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John Palfrey from Berkman (Harvard) Why do some blog? How do they make money? Advertising, consulting, sponsorships. the IRC backchannel is awesome

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Lisa Williams blogging as an interchange tempering personal and professional life what you say has impact – on career, friends, family, discussions, relationships, kids blog for freedom – say what we want to do on our terms freedom to say what you want Mary Hodder – interesting that 15 yrs before people were spying on [...]

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Apple doesn’t allow the people there to blog… thats nuts

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MP3 and transcripts of the discussion: Tools: http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/z/e/200606/6-23-06_bloggercon_iv_session2.mp3 http://www.scripting.com/docNography/bloggerconIv/Day001/tools.html Citizen Journalism http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/z/e/200606/06-23-06_bloggercon_iv_session3.mp3 http://www.scripting.com/docNography/bloggerconIv/Day001/citizenJournalism.html More to come…

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