Category: PodCamp
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Podcasting is missing half a million in Europe
We as podcasters may be missing half a million or more audience members, and we don’t even know it. Here’s the thing I noticed all over Stockholm, and other European PodCampers confirmed in other countries – there were an awful lot of people listening. They had headphones jacked into devices all over the place. FEW…
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To the land of köttbullar!
I’m off to Sweden today with PodCamp Co-Founder and partner, Chris Brogan. We’re headed, of course, to PodCamp Europe, a gathering of new media minds veteran and new, for two days of sharing, learning, and growing. It’s shaping up to be a great event, with lots of interest from mobile communications companies, students, journalists, and…
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A Missed Opportunity for Podcasting?
A Missed Opportunity for Podcasting? Just got off the phone with a company representative that wants to do a regional sponsorship for a few grand here in New England. My show was very much not the right fit, so I talked the rep through navigating MySpace and Google to locate other podcasters in the area,…
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Here is what is wrong with Podshow (and maybe how to fix it)
Here is what is wrong with Podshow (and maybe how to fix it) I’ve been collecting Twitters from folks about Podshow’s campaign: Mike Yusi: Is anyone else on Podshow getting emails complaining about the new openings? P. W. Fenton: Better question: Is anyone not? P_Dub: Some podcasters have avoided putting out podcasts until the one…
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PodCamp NYC Presentations
For those interested, these are my slide decks from 4 of the 6 sessions I did at PodCamp NYC. Bum Rush the Charts Case Study – a discussion of flash mobs Podcast Marketing – how to build your audience LinkedIn Power Tips – get the most out of LinkedIn Thinking Differently – five different types…
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Why I'm a Session Madman
A few people asked me why I presented so much at PodCamp NYC. Here’s the simplest reason: I get too comfortable. By that, I mean it’s not only human nature, but very much in my own nature to hang out with people I know and enjoy being with. At an event like PodCamp, that’s bad.…
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PodCamp NYC – How to Find Me
Chris Brogan started the meme, CC Chapman continued it, so here’s my contribution – how to find me at PodCamp NYC. I’ll be arriving late Friday afternoon, probably an hour or two before the party at SLATE. I’ll be at the party at SLATE both nights, as well as supporting podsafe musicians with Natalie Gelman‘s…
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PodCamp Europe
Chris Brogan and I extend to you an invitation to hang out in Stockholm, Sweden, June 12-13, 2007 for PodCamp Europe. Jeff Pulver‘s organization, VON, is donating an enormous big room (or two) and we’re going to fill it with fun stuff and people – including you, ideally. As with all PodCamps, it’s free to…
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From mass to grass and back
Chris Brogan and I have been watching and participating in the dynamo that is PodCamp NYC, and he recently pondered how to keep a sense of community in a large crowd? On ko chi shin – let’s look outside conferences. Remember the Dunbar number? It’s a sociology theory that says the maximum group size of…
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The History of PodCamp: Early Days
A few people have asked me about how PodCamp got started, the history behind it, etc. so I thought I’d take some time to recollect my perspective of how this grand adventure got started.PodCamp more or less got started on a Yahoo Group called New England Podcasting (since moved to Google) on February 6, 2006,…
