Bringing together the brightest minds of new television
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 »

Uh oh!Buzzmachine’s Jeff Jarvis yesterday detailed a very compelling IBM study on TV and internet use. The complete study results are available for download here. For folks like me, currently a foot soldier of traditional TV, his post header - “TV Explodes” - merely fuels our worst fears and suspicions. (I wish he’d stop [...]

Posted in Jeff Jarvis, Jim Long, NBC, Revver, Sab Kanaujia, Steven Starr, branding, business, disruptive media, mainstream media, micro media mogul, monetization, niche market content, old media, small tv, social media, social networking, tradtional media, user genertated content 4 Comments »

Capricorn, Community, and Craft
Just before boarding a flight to the Craft Hobby Association show this past Friday, I gave one last check on Twitter. Twitter friend and resident astrologist @KrazyKritter had just posted Capricorn. Now look, I’m not normally superstitious, but the outlook for Capricorn resonated with me.

“Today is finally the right time to embrace [...]

Posted in CHA, Craft Hobby Association, Crafty Nation, Dennis McDonald, Jeremiah Owyang, Lee Aase, Toni Lyn, Twitter, advertising, brand champions, branding, micro media mogul, monetization, new media, niche market content, promotion, small tv, social media, social networking, value, video blogging 7 Comments »