The video was a tribute to the Chris’s for all their work. I wanted to capture there thoughts and feelings as they marched towards their anniversary. It has been a while now and it is still getting plenty of hits over on Blip.tv http://blip.tv/file/351147/ Check it out

The video was a tribute to the Chris’s for all their work. I wanted to capture there thoughts and feelings as they marched towards their anniversary. It has been a while now and it is still getting plenty of hits over on Blip.tv http://blip.tv/file/351147/ Check it out

You can only get so far by listening. Participating is where you refine your own experience. While Dave Taylor may feel that as a new podcaster he can’t ‘compete’ with bigger names, he knows more than the thousands of people who only listen to podcasts, or the millions that don’t even do that.

I have respect for anyone that raises their hand and gets involved. And, I especially respect the people that are new in a field who are willing to voice their own thoughts.

Innovation is key, especially with social media being relatively new still. And innovation is not limited to big names. Maybe I’m just egotistical but I feel that I, as a virtual (ok, not virtual, actual) unknown can still have original thoughts on using social media tools in the context of communities, business, life, the universe, and everything.

Part of the value to me of being able to connect with so many people (either at a conference or through online communities) is the opportunity to get a diverse range of views. The more input I can get, the more I’ll have to draw from when I raise my hand, stand up, and participate myself.

You can only get so far by listening. Participating is where you refine your own experience. While Dave Taylor may feel that as a new podcaster he can’t ‘compete’ with bigger names, he knows more than the thousands of people who only listen to podcasts, or the millions that don’t even do that.

I have respect for anyone that raises their hand and gets involved. And, I especially respect the people that are new in a field who are willing to voice their own thoughts.

Innovation is key, especially with social media being relatively new still. And innovation is not limited to big names. Maybe I’m just egotistical but I feel that I, as a virtual (ok, not virtual, actual) unknown can still have original thoughts on using social media tools in the context of communities, business, life, the universe, and everything.

Part of the value to me of being able to connect with so many people (either at a conference or through online communities) is the opportunity to get a diverse range of views. The more input I can get, the more I’ll have to draw from when I raise my hand, stand up, and participate myself.

I think it is all good. Bottom Line….If a city or organizers want to do it a different way….then just call it something different. You know as rapidly as the world changes to up at an increased rate.

Great job in creating a great forum for that. As a public speaker, myself, I know first hand that the organizers use me to lure attendees or a perceived value is created. I have something that a lot of people want, that is, to monetize with the internet. I like sharing it so much that
I always give more than they expect. Yet, in turn I never lack of nothing.

I see your names come up all the time, In fact, Chris Brogan, is on the Mashable blog this morning. So that sharing concept appears to be working for all of you, also.

From what I have gathered now, you have created a wonderful idea, here’s to the future!…..Patti

I think it is all good. Bottom Line….If a city or organizers want to do it a different way….then just call it something different. You know as rapidly as the world changes to up at an increased rate.

Great job in creating a great forum for that. As a public speaker, myself, I know first hand that the organizers use me to lure attendees or a perceived value is created. I have something that a lot of people want, that is, to monetize with the internet. I like sharing it so much that
I always give more than they expect. Yet, in turn I never lack of nothing.

I see your names come up all the time, In fact, Chris Brogan, is on the Mashable blog this morning. So that sharing concept appears to be working for all of you, also.

From what I have gathered now, you have created a wonderful idea, here’s to the future!…..Patti

Actually, yes, PodCamp is a legally incorporated entity as of very early 2007. It’s an S-Corporation with three executives, myself, Chris Brogan, and Whitney Hoffman as legal counsel and operations director.

All PodCamps are required in order to use the name PodCamp to agree to and submit a copy of the PodCamp Foundation license, which you can find here:

http://podcampfoundation.com/the-podcamp-license/

If an event wishes to do things differently, they are certainly free to do so, but using a name other than PodCamp.

Actually, yes, PodCamp is a legally incorporated entity as of very early 2007. It’s an S-Corporation with three executives, myself, Chris Brogan, and Whitney Hoffman as legal counsel and operations director.

All PodCamps are required in order to use the name PodCamp to agree to and submit a copy of the PodCamp Foundation license, which you can find here:

http://podcampfoundation.com/the-podcamp-license/

If an event wishes to do things differently, they are certainly free to do so, but using a name other than PodCamp.