Podcamp Videos

When you are not invested in the results of what you do, you are able to pay attention to what is actually going on. Life does not get much more powerful than that. I am busy pulling Podcamp + Wordcamp Hawaii together. Over the past months, I have watched how volunteers have come and gone, and how the project itself though continues. How people and things show up, just at the moment they are relevant. How futile and frustrating it would have been to start off with a dream that did not allow for both clouds and rainbows! Distributed by Tubemogul.

I was thinking about the old Sufi tale about the man and his son, and their changing fortunes/misfortunes, as seen across the span of time. Right now with Podcamp, we have a sponsor Road Runner, who offered us 300 30-second TV spots. Wow, that is an incredible opportunity. Of course, it is also pressure. We've never made a TV commercial before, and had to do this in the span of about 2 weeks. We assembled the "actors" via a Twitter call instead of a casting call, (as described by my friend and participant Neenz)and filmed on location in the Hawaii Convention Center. Shane did his magic on the graphics, and though homemade to be sure, we love it and hope it helps us spread the word about this free event to learn about new media and the social web. All this led up to my next level of understanding about "flow." It is not so much about smooth, which is my first thought, but about movement. Staying in motion without getting stuck on any particular detail or challenge. Water, the original flow, is regularly both calm and turbulent now isn't it? Distributed by Tubemogul.

I was thinking about the old Sufi tale about the man and his son, and their changing fortunes/misfortunes, as seen across the span of time. Right now with Podcamp, we have a sponsor Road Runner, who offered us 300 30-second TV spots. Wow, that is an incredible opportunity. Of course, it is also pressure. We've never made a TV commercial before, and had to do this in the span of about 2 weeks. We assembled the actors via a Twitter call instead of a casting call, (as described by my friend and participant Neenz)and filmed on location in the Hawaii Convention Center. Shane did his magic on the graphics, and though homemade to be sure, we love it and hope it helps us spread the word about this free event to learn about new media and the social web. All this led up to my next level of understanding about flow. It is not so much about smooth, which is my first thought, but about movement. Staying in motion without getting stuck on any particular detail or challenge. Water, the original flow, is regularly both calm and turbulent now isn't it? Distributed by Tubemogul.Author: beachwalks Tags: beach commercial flow hawaii convention center meditation neenz ocean pch08 podcamp podcamphawaii2008 roadrunner rox roxanne darling walk Posted: 06 June 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

what could be better than going to toronto for a weekend? how about going in the middle of winter? coldness aside, podcamp toronto was a great weekend of learning, networking and fun... well.. that is until i got a nasty cold that i wasn't able to shake for weeks. :-)

Your Weekly Music Lesson with Walt! Class #5: 'Time Signatures'. This week we dive inside beats, rhythms, and counting music in Time Signtaures. Recorded in from of a live audience at Podcamp Pittsburgh 3.www.twitter.com/waltribeiroiTUNES Subscribe = itpc://ywmlwwbeta.blip.tv/rss/itunes/ MIRO Subscribe = http://subscribe.getmiro.com/?url1=http://ywmlwwbeta.blip.tv/rssRSS = http://feeds.feedburner.com/r3bwalt

Chris Brogan, social media expert and co-founder of PodCamp has three major predictions that can affect marketers. Brogan believes some social networks will start folding, leaving just major platforms afloat, mainstream media will dive deep into online publishing, and PR and marketing firms will announce major social media initiatives. But why should marketers care? Brogan and Jones discuss the implications of his predictions. Related posts:Social Media is Transforming Marketing and Public RelationsJeremiah Owyang From Forrester: The Best and Worst of Social MarketingPete Blackshaw Of Nielsen Online Gives Predictions For 2009