Christopher S. Penn – Marketing AI Keynote Speaker

Category: PodCamp

  • Throwing down a challenge to PodCamp Philly

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    I’ve been reading some very insightful comments about PodCamp Boston 3 over the past few days, and this one from Chris Cavallari really stuck out. I especially liked this: In my talks with other podcampers, one of the issues that came out of PCB3 was the desire to actually create something at Podcamp. At this…

  • Why PodCamp in a Social Media World?

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    Why PodCamp in a Social Media World? A few people wondered why, with so much focus on social media, we still use the word PodCamp. It’s not just legacy or brand, though those are two considerations. There’s also a vitally important legal reason. Terms like Social Media Club, Social Media Breakfast, Social Media Camp, Social…

  • On PodCamp, Epic Parties, and Brand in Flames

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    On PodCamp, Epic Parties, and Brand in Flames Over the past few days, I’ve received lots of feedback about PodCamp Boston 3, and I’m thrilled people had such a good time, had such an educational time, and came away in some cases transformed, ready to take on new challenges and make themselves and their communities…

  • Incredibly proud of the PodCamp community

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    Incredibly proud of the PodCamp community PodCamp Boston 3 wrapped just hours ago, and I miss it already. The folks who attended made it one of the most amazing PodCamps yet, in terms of energy, passion, and excitement. I’m incredibly proud… … of you. You made it to PodCamp Boston 3, made it your own…

  • Double shot of coffee today

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    Check out the best marketing podcast ever made in a doughnut shop, Marketing Over Coffee. Today’s a double shot as we try out the Flip Cam.

  • Watch this Justin.tv video from PodCamp NYC

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    The background: individual sponsor tables were set up by PodCamp NYC organizers so that sponsors could share what they had to offer with the community. This particular lifecasting crew decided that they’d set up shop on a sponsor’s table (having not sponsored themselves) and when asked to leave so that the sponsor could set up,…

  • The Dual Mandate of PodCamp

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    The Dual Mandate of PodCamp PodCamp NYC was yet another fantastic success in the ever growing lineups of PodCamps around the world, and I’m very pleased to have been a part of it. I wanted to take a moment as co-founder and Executive Director of the PodCamp Foundation to very clearly lay out what the…

  • PodCamp DC Review

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    PodCamp DC was a fantastic event held on April 19, 2008 at the Art Institute of Washington. A huge hat tip to AIW for offering the venue and helping out with logistics. Hats off as well to organizers Tammy Munson, Joel Witt, and Ernie Ambrose. Not much to say right now, save that it was…

  • Laura Fitton is right. PodCamp was never free.

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    One of the best comments in the free/not-free discussion I’ve ever read was by Laura Fitton (@pistachio on Twitter) on CC Chapman’s blog last October. Reprinted from the source: The event isn’t, and from what little I understand, never was FREE. In a way, no event ever is. It is subsidized by sponsors and by…

  • Why PodCamp Boston 3 asks you to sponsor it for $50

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    PodCamp Boston 3 is asking all participants to be sponsors this year, to take the ultimate step up and co-sponsor the UnConference. After lengthy debate last year with Chris Brogan, PodCamp Boston 3 would become a co-sponsored event for two primary reasons: Last year, we planned for 1,000 participants based on registration of nearly 1,500.…

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