First off, we couldn't fit everything into this first video because there was too much interesting content. So, before i get into my show notes let me strongly urge you to make sure you watch the second video as well which you can sign up for at our website
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Now for the notes....
I loved everything about this interview. From the moment we got to Blip.tv's office - the atmosphere, the energy, the attitudes, the people...were rife with the kind of thing i'd hope for at the frontlines of our global nervous system.
I look at Blip.tv and i'm proud to be part of the emerging trend of podcasters - dedicated to broadcasting signals that promote awareness, intelligence and character. More importantly, i'm comforted that the people responsible for supporting my ability to do this - are excellent in their character. Mike represents to me, the ideal in the next generation of corporate leaders. And, to hear Mike talk about them, all five of Blip.tv's founders fit that profile.
They are practical yet considerate. They are aware of how what they do effects the world around them. As they proceed with their business, they are constantly considering how they can benefit themselves, their company, their investors, their community and the global landscape of media that they are helping to reshape.
There is no doubt in my mind that, humanity has achieved the best yet of a global nervous system Mother Nature has been building since the pre-Cambrian era. We can now transmit information almost instantly across a flattened world. But the days of top-down information feeds that were necessary to develop that system are passing.
Mike Hudack, the other four founders at Blip.tv, Blip.tv itself and companies like it, are ushering in a new form of communication from me to you, and you to me. In turn, the system as a whole is getting better at broadcasting a better quality and greater quantity of information. This means good things for all of us.
Blip.tv stands as a positive response to a tongue-in-cheek article i wrote for NLP World Magazine several years back.
(http://devonwhite.org/mass_communication_2.html). They represent media's newest form of intelligence as well as the much needed evolution of corporate practices and values.
It was a privilege to do this interview, standing at the verge of media transformation, peering out at what's coming through the eyes of one of our earliest and bravest media pioneers.
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