April 16, 2008

Laura Fitton is right. PodCamp was never free.

One of the best comments in the free/not-free discussion I've ever read was by Laura Fitton (@pistachio on Twitter) on CC Chapman's blog last October. Reprinted from the source:

April 15, 2008

Why PodCamp Boston 3 asks you to sponsor it for $50

PodCamp Boston 3 is asking all participants to be sponsors this year, to take the ultimate step up and co-sponsor the UnConference. After lengthy debate last year with Chris Brogan, PodCamp Boston 3 would become a co-sponsored event for two primary reasons:

How to get an IRS Tax Return Filing Extension

April 15 is the deadline for filing a federal tax return. But not everybody can meet that deadline. If you need more time to get your paperwork in, make sure you file a Form 4868, Automatic Extension of Time to File, with the IRS by the April 15 deadline and you'll get an automatic six-month extension of time to file. The extension gives you until Oct. 15 to file the tax return.

UNofficial Guide to PodCamp DC

I put together a brief guide to PodCamp DC based on my experiences in the Capitol City as a tourist (and getting lost frequently on the Metro) as well as sessions and other information for PodCamp DC. Enjoy!

April 14, 2008

Snapple Antioxidant Water tastes exactly like water doesn't

As a followup to my previous Snapple Antioxidant Water post, Deana over at Snapple sent me a sample pack of Snapple at the behest of Chris Abraham, who I presume is marketing Snapple to bloggers. I got a 4 pack.

What I'll Be Sharing at PodCamp DC

What I'll Be Sharing at PodCamp DC

Preparing for PodCamp DC with the Jeff Pulver Method

Preparing for PodCamp DC with the Jeff Pulver Method

April 13, 2008

Andrew Baron Selling Twitter Account, Database For Sale?

Andrew Baron Selling Twitter Account, Database For Sale?

Marketing Sucks

Marketing Sucks

April 10, 2008

My Twitter Follow Policy

A few folks have been talking about how following works for them on Twitter - do you follow back everyone who follows you (minus the spambots)? Do you selectively follow some people? How and why?