Entrepreneur, Founder, Renaissance Caveman, Heretic, Idea Guy, Crafter of Digital Stuff
From the category archives:
I love the Interwebs (think it was Digg.com) for giving me access to stuff like this:
So I found Adam Savage’s (from MythBusters) Dec 12, 2008 presentation on FORA.tv that he gave at the Entertainment Gathering (Richard Saul Wurman’s new conference), on his own obsession with things, in this case, the Dodo and the Maltese Falcon. [...]
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So my good friend Halley and I were chatting the other day about work and video and she asked if I had seen Bill Cammack in a new vid for IndyMogul… I said NO (most of the time I see Bill’s work on his own videos, be he is a good friend to a LOT [...]
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So when I worked for CorePerformance.com, I got the chance to work with a video company called CoBrandit on a series of videos that were different than what we had done before.
As a company, CorePerformance has an amazing amount of intellectual property in the health and fitness space (as part of Athletes’ Performance, the [...]
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CULTURAL ENGINEER
I found this amazing interview with Dave Stewart (musician, former member of the Eurythmics, Social Engineer!) on http://www.digitalnomads.com/2008/08/27/david-allen-stewart-cultural-engineer-on-music-and-technology
He is cooler than me (I couldnt pull off those shades), has more grammys (I dont have any), and has a much better title
All kidding aside, he is an artist, and by broad definition a [...]
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http://newteevee.com/2007/07/10/bill-cammack/
Most people who know Bill are unsure about how he gets it all done:
Insomnia?
An army of personal assistants who Twitter, Pownce, Videoblog, party, photograph, record and edit hundreds of hours of film for him?
A clone?
Interview with the man himself and how he started getting involved with videoblogging, and his approach/philosophy:
The exact same skills, sensibilities and [...]
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Kill Bill is obviously the best.
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From Nicholas Reville’s post from Sept 14, where he writes an essay that started as an email to BlipTV about why they need RSS:
http://www.getdemocracy.com/articles/future_of_video.php Nicholas Reville
Putting viewers at the center means giving everyone who wants to watch video a homebase where they can access videos from any hosting service or website. For miscellaneous videos, [...]
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PaidContent.org (required reading) is running a post about how the LA Times is rolling out its own RSS newsreader. The paper, which has about 5.2 million unique visits monthly, is calling this aggregator NewsPoint.
The newsreader has LA Times feeds pre-loaded, includes Video from a local partner and it is open so the user can add [...]
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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 potential?
video adds experience
descriptions/pictures
do people need to have [...]
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