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This week @JeffParsons and @CostaVidaFred are joined by @shashib @alexsteed and @mrdterrorbyte Show Notes: Twitter lists finally making it to the masses Google Social Serach arrives in Google Labs Is Twitter replacing the RSS reader? Miley Cyrus says everyone should leave Twitter Pandora adds Twitter and Facebook integration Tweep picks: Melissa: @merollerderby Alex: @NoOn1Maine Shashi:@conversationage Fred:@tanyapereira Jeff:@chrispirillo

We asked many notable web celebrities at Blogworld Expo 2009 what they thought of the new video aggregation and widget service Yubby.com. This is what they had to say.

Part 1 the new dial toneMarc Ostrick and Michael Sean Wright set out to document a day at Blog World Expo in Las Vegas. Ostrick, Co-Founder of eGuiders teamed up with fellow documentarian Wright, founder of nicefishfilms, to take the pulse of what some are calling the new media revolution . The gathering of bloggers, lifestreamers and seasoned journalists provided an opportunity to dialog with media producers from around the world. Ostrick and Wright attempted to push the limits of the current technology, shooting with Kodak Zi8 and Flip Ultra HD cameras. The short doc is part of the conversation focused on the shifting landscape of media. The new dial tone is a dialog among media producers, technologists and bloggers who are looking to express their ideas into the stream of the real-time web. The filmmakers shadowed Robert Scoble, early technology blogger-evangelist as he interacted with the influencers in social media. Social media is the new dial tone, according to author Chris Brogan.

Interview with the amazing Chris Pirillo at Blogworld Expo 2009 who during this interview had 250 people watching his empty desk and screensaver at home via Ustream.TV

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Attendees to the "Work It, Move It, Bang It, Bump It" seminar at ROFLcon '08 (held at MIT in Boston) participated in an impromptu rendition of Crank Dat, post-seminar, based on the review of the evolution of Soulja Boy in relation to the internet.