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:
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:
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:
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.
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!
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
Preparing for PodCamp DC with the Jeff Pulver Method
Andrew Baron Selling Twitter Account, Database For Sale?
Marketing Sucks
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?