Category: PodCamp

  • 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! Download the PodCamp DC PDF, 1.2 MB. Did you enjoy this blog post? If so, please subscribe…

  • What I'll Be Sharing at PodCamp DC

    What I’ll Be Sharing at PodCamp DC A few people have wondered what I’ll be sharing at PodCamp DC. I’ve got two sessions blocked out, plus possibly a panel – we’ll see about the last part. Session 1: New Media Marketing: How New Media Powers Business. 10 AM Saturday. I’ve been working on refining this…

  • Preparing for PodCamp DC with the Jeff Pulver Method

    Preparing for PodCamp DC with the Jeff Pulver Method Jeff Pulver writes a great recurring blog post about how to prepare for an upcoming conference. His method of making a conference a productive experience for you is one that is infinitely valuable, and I highly recommend adopting the framework for your own conference experiences, whether…

  • I have 2 SocialThing Invites. Want one?

    I have 2 SocialThing Invites. Want one? Here’s what you must do. Get THREE people to register for PodCamp NYC, and in the “how did you hear about PodCamp NYC” section, have them put YOUR email address (munged is okay, like cspenn at gmail dot com) and the word socialthing. Example: How did you hear…

  • Where do the veterans of new media go?

    Where do the veterans of new media go? A theme that has cropped up in discussion lately about PodCamp is this: Where do the veterans go to learn new stuff? PodCamp, BarCamp, NewBCamp, BootCamp – there are so many conferences, sessions, and opportunities for new folks, from Zero to Podcasting at PodCamp Toronto to all…

  • Why Keynote Speakers Violate PodCamp Rules

    I’m pleased to see the ever continuing evolution of PodCamp as a community gathering. It’s amazing to see how people adapt PodCamp to fit what’s appropriate in their communities and local cultures, and I hope we continue to see new innovations. I wanted to clarify something that occurred to me on the drive into the…

  • Thoughts from the road

    Thoughts from the road I’ve been on the road a heck of a lot lately, getting to meet lots of interesting people, talking about new media. Ever since September, it’s been go-go-go and I’m grateful for a pause until spring. In order: – NASFAA – Podcasters Across Borders – PodCamp Philly – Emerson College –…

  • The Superheroes of PodCamp Boston 2

    The Superheroes of PodCamp Boston 2 One of the problems with an event the size of PodCamp Boston 2 is that things get lost along the way and after. Events like that need a public face or two, but rarely does the rest of the group get publicity. I want to take a moment to…

  • The Revocation of PodCamp Rule Four

    The Revocation of PodCamp Rule Four In the beginning, there were seven rules of BarCamp. 1st Rule: You do talk/blog about BarCamp. (this later broke into two separate rules) 2nd Rule: If you want to present, you must write your topic and name in a presentation slot. 3rd Rule: Only three word intros. 4th Rule:…

  • Initial Thoughts After PodCamp Boston 2

    Initial Thoughts After PodCamp Boston 2 PodCamp Boston 2 is over, and I find myself more optimistic, more energized about the potential of new media than ever before, despite being physically exhausted. I’m proud of what our organizer team pulled together, and deeply grateful to all the volunteers who stepped up and helped out with…

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