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Play the mp3 From Christopher Lydon's Open Source Radio, a history and analysis of new and old media by one of my media heroes, Jay Rosen, including an important meditation on the nature of objectivity and why objectivity became important to news. Plenty of food for thought in this podcast. Thanks, Mr. Lydon and Mr. Rosen. Well done. [source] [mp3] [Rosen's Blog] [Open Source Radio RSS Feed] Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Manly-man sports vlogger J.F. Kurtagh at ZuDfunck made this wee tour of vlog sites in honor of the Node Trip. Either sports enthusiasts are kinder and gentler nowadays, or I just assumed sports enthusiasts weren't so kind or gentle in the first place. Hmmm. It's the latter. Damn. I love it when my world-view gets wrinkled. Thanks, Zud! I'm gonna go to a football game this weekend in your honor.

From the CBC a discussion of the U.S. Fifth Estate and its complicity in foreign policy. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

When the camera came on, the musician stopped playing. The message was clear. For $2 EU I got the sound track. A great deal.

Amsterdam, one step at a time. Portrait of Joel Carner.

Listening to Amsterdam. We recommend acoustic Amsterdam.

Graham's good presentation at VlogEurope! on storytelling made me cut this movie nearly in half. It became a better commercial for Max & Alex, iPod and FireANT. Rule: if the pix / audio don't advance the story, cut 'em. Ask: "What / where is the story?" until it hurts. If your gut sinks every time you get to a particular cut, fix it.

Sweet Anders is in the white baseball cap. Went to meet him at Central Station. Love the two guys sharing one headset, dancing.

Maggie's one of the most talented folks with whom I've worked lately. She's been interviewed by the Faux Press before, HERE. This is a quick tour of her tattoo, from "The Little Prince". Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

I have heard of this, the FBI is looking for this guy, the Water Street Butcher, in Poughkeepsie, but who knows if he is still in that area. I want to see the other tapes. Shared by : joncarassco On: Thursday, April 05, 2007 Views: 8Tags: street guy heard water LOOKING Scary knows tape area killer serial horror fbi tapes Butcher Poughkeepsie

Found the trailer for the film mentioned in yesterday's Media Matters interview with Mr. Schechter. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

OMG, Jonathan Lethem puts open source into action, giving the screen rights to his forthcoming book You Don't Love Me Yet away, now, to a specific director-to-be-named, and in five years to the public domain. Bravo! Bravo! [source] [mp3] [Lethem's Harper's Essay] Tags: Faux Press

About half way through this Mother Jones Radio podcast you'll hear an analysis of something I heard about but found unbelievable during this past summer's road trip to Montana and back: that states are selling their toll roads. At the toll just this side of Chicago, the booth operator told me the Chicago Skyway had been sold to an Australian company. I'm, like, "Yeah. Right. Thanks." Damn. It's true. Indiana, Illinois and Virginia have done it. Pennsylvania's got its Turnpike on the block. The implications are enormous. From the Mother Jones site: "...Some American highways are being sold off to the highest bidder, leaving multinationals and Wall Street firms sitting happy on piles of cash. Interstate 90 in Indiana, the Chicago Skyway, and the Pocahantas Parkway in Virginia are now privately owned -- which roads are next? We talk to Mother Jones' Dan Schulman and trucker advocate Todd Spencer of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association."[source] Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Stop by Road Node 101 Second Life. Click HERE to teleport there and/or download Second Life. IM me, Dagny Hemingway. Let's do something together. Machinima of any kind of interest isn't done alone. Formats available: Quicktime (.mov) Tags: faux_press, faux press, second life, machinima, road node 101, collaboration, invitation, film making

You can get John Perkins's book "Confessions of an Economic Hitman" lots of ways: 1. As an audiobook from Audlble.com for the introductory rate of $7.49 HERE 2. Confessions of an Economic Hit Man in paperback from Amazon.com for $10.20 3. As an audiobook from iTunes for $20.95 Highly recommended. Listen to the whole of John Perkins's interview with Amy Goodman on Democracy Now (about half way through the broadcast). Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Wisdom Words from Road Node 101 Midwest / Ozarks Division and Jaques Cousteau.

Vloggersation. IP. Collaboration. Learning Curves. Listen to the Conversation Photo by Mindcaster.

Adam Jochum's Crow River Coffe Co., where coffee is serious business. A wee nod in Adam's direction for giving me a bed for the night in Watertown, MN.

What do vloggers do when they get together? They watch Ze Frank. One moment that moved me was KellyBelly as she watched her video being watched. That pain is not unfamiliar. _____ POST NOTE: Testing Blip.tv's cool new interface. Let's see how direct cross-posting goes. Wasn't happy with the translation of html from Blip to Blogger. Blip's WYSIWYG text interface crashed when you tried to type in links. Hand-coding links in plain text, found that linebreaks didn't hold so the text came out the other side to Blogger as one big paragraph. Fingers crossed :)

Arrived outside Omaha following Off-the-Grid Geek camp utterly exhausted and without land-legs. Stumbling from the car, this man loped to hold open the door. Invited him to visit. He did. I had one small tomato, some salt & pepper chips, a loaf of bread, and the left-over Scotch whisky Scott Prentice had offered as a parting gift. Eric and I ate together. It seemed a feast. Early on, Eric told me he's an ex-con, but I knew that already from the tattoos. He made me feel beautiful. Sweet Eric made me the beneficiary of an air mattress he had but did not use. It was marvelous to sleep not on the ground. thank you, Eric. You're an angel. Bill Streeter: thanks for the well-timed couch. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101 Movlog

Road Node 101 Media Ripple from Chi-town vlogger Curtis J of Studio Curtis. Re-vlogged!! Never underestimate the impact of great effort. Curtis is another sound / music geek. You'll hear his works in his vlog entries. Nice mashup, Curtis. This vlog entry is definitive of Road Node, and it's easy to see from it that you got it. Aaaah. My work here is done. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101 Movlog

Was terrified when I learned Road Node 101 had landed in Deadwood, S.D. at the height of the Sturgis Rally in the midst of half a million bikers. Didn't take long to get excited at the prospect of experiencing the biker phenom firsthand. The charmingly disarming Gary Landeen started the aclimitization process nicely as he prepared to attend a white plate dinner by inviting Scott Prentice and me to help tweak his biker tuxedo for the event. Thanks for sharing your bike and fashion vulnerability with the Faux Press, Gary. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101 Movlog Sturgis Rally

Play 3gp Version of Richard BF on the subject of competition. I love Richard BF. This links to Richard's thoughtful meditation on vlogging. He's so darned smart. So darned clever. Richard maintained the Videoblog Wikipedia entry for years. A thankless job. And now others have taken the job over. Check out the vlog entry's checkered history. Anyway, thanks Richard, for having done this for so long. It's now in the hands of others outside the vlogosphere. Perhaps better handled there. You tell me. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Road Node hit Deadwood, SD, just in time for the Sturgis Rally that roared down the road a'piece, and an evening's worth of vloggersation with Scott Prentice, the godfather of South Dakota vlogging. A bit about road technique. Huge road challenge: keeping tools handy. Solution: the tool belt with cellphonecamera (Nokia 6682) and iPod/Griffin iTalk mic/speaker in tow. Camera optional but always nearby. The advance recording of sound effects / sound tracks independent of footage - used to shape the footage sometimes, holds. Record a bunch of sound tracks before rolling a single foot, apart from arrivals. Arrivals are nearly always captured. Four days without access to electricity at the Grotto was challenging and even today, cellphone footage from the way-off-the-grid action awaits attention. Have finally bluetoothed the things to the mac, which is full-to-the-brim with footage and sound tracks. Once in situ, I tend to try to reduce the actual amount of time spent filming to a bare minimum. Lifepractice tells me that being in the moment builds knowledge knowledge the whole works folds up to a 2" x 6" x 8" package. So, that's the tech report from Road Node 101, folks. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Minnesota. Vlogger meetup. Klaas. Kitari. Cory.

Node 101 Weekend was a celebration of what we've accomplished together in the last two years. "Pay more," is a saying I'm fond of saying. Node 101 pays more. They spread the bucks around for business and pleasure. For life. Open Source investment returns are often indirect. Sometimes they're right on the button. Road Node 101 Media Ripple: Hotlinkin' and re-vlogging Mr. Meade's fun eyefull of vloggers getting vloggy together. Mr. Meade is found HERE. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

GET interviews James Wagner Au / Hamlet Au (nee Linden) in the flesh. Great to see the man behind the white suit who was so generous in helping us raise funds for the Creative Commons earlier this year at our Second Life Burns Night Supper. In-world, Hamlet Au is publisher of New World Notes. In first life, James continues to write his book. Geeky? Check out Geek Entertainment Television. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101 Second Life Geek Entertainment TV Hamlet Linden

Vlog News: In the newest, coolest news, I'm vlogging with Markus Sandy and Dave Toole @ SpinFlow. Guess this is a disclosure. SpinXpress supports The Faux Press' endeavors in every way imaginable. In return, I support them. It's a marriage of aesthetics. SpinFlow will have a debut soon. I'll let you know when they feel the site is ready to fly. Notes About Road Node 101. So much to say. First, some business. Node 101 contributed $300 toward Node 101 / Meet the Vlogger / Vlogger Meetup events expenses from what it earned producing Vloggercon. I've a responsibility to report how it was spent. $150 was spent on food for the Minnesota Vlogger Meetup. Video (including what we got for our money) here. Still await an invoice from Adam to ship to Schlomo for his records. While I told Adam that Node 101 would cover expenses up to $200 / event I hadn't really intended to spend this much on that one evening. Oops. That said, you'll see that Crow River Coffee made a pretty incredible spread for the 5 folks (not including the kids) that showed up. $150 was spent to feed folks at Off-the-grid Geek Camp. More Road Node 101 Media Ripples: Ryanne's take on Off-the-Grid Geek Camp at Robert's Montana hideout. Scoble here and here. On Road Node v. 2005 from Serra Shifflet. Kevin Buckstiegel's take on Road Node's Chi-town stop. David Meade tests cell phone auto posting through Blip during Road Node's Chi-town stop. _____ Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Adam Jochum's sister, Katari, brought her portable NPR mini-DV rig to our Minnespolis Vlogger Meetup. Ripples: Minnespolis Public Radio aired our interview with Katari. Klass has a video of the meetup posted at his site, here. Katari Jochum Crow River Coffee Co. - near the Crow River and handy for canoe day-trippers. Adam Jochum Klass Snater Chuck Olsen Minnesota Public Radio Interview Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101 Node 101 Weekend Vlogger Meetup Minnesota Public Radio