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I just booked my travel to the fall Video on the Net Confernence in Boston. I’m very excited because the spring conference in San Jose was a great opportunity for me to connect with key players in this emerging ecosystem. Once again, looks like the best and [...]

Posted in 35, CBS, Chris Brogan, Chris Pirillo, Jeff Pulver, Jonny Goldstein, Live TV, Michael Rosenblum, Stewart Pittman, VON BOSTON, VONFALL07, VONFALL2007, branding, conversation, disruptive media, journalism, lifestreaming, live streaming video, mainstream media, monetization, old media, photjournalism, social media, tradtional media, video blogging, video journalist 9 Comments »

DC Media Maker and web 2.0 raconteur Jonny Goldstein files a report today from Capitol Hill, where House Subcommittee Chairman, Ed Markey, (D., MA) was holding a hearing on the “Future of Video”. Congressman Markey made “news” today by making media! Markey, accustomed to looking AT lenses, not THROUGH them, paid homage [...]

Posted in Capitol Hill, Chad Hurley, Congress, DC Media Makers, Ed Markey, Jonny Goldstein, Mark Cuban, Sling Media, TV news, You Tube, blogging, citizen journalism, disruptive media, journalism, mainstream media, new media, old media, politics, small tv, tradtional media, user genertated content, video blogging, video journalist 3 Comments »

On Monday, April 16th, Jamal Albarghouti made a consciously editorial decision that the chaos happening - right there - all around him on the Virginia Tech campus, was something that he should record on his video enabled camera. To fight the wise instinct to protect ones life - to set that aside and decide [...]

Posted in Jamal Albarghouti, Jonny Goldstein, Michael Rosenblum, blogging, cell phone video, citizen journalism, disruptive media, free speech, journalism, mainstream media, new media, old media, photjournalism, small tv, social media, technology, tradtional media, video blogging, video enabled phones, video journalist 14 Comments »