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 [...]

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The real value proposition of social media is that it connects people on a deeply human level with hundreds, thousands, even millions of networked people across time and geography. Social networks, empowering core constituencies of passionate users around targeted, niche market content, are emerging as a powerful media marketforce.
As I googled around looking for evidence [...]

Posted in BluChipz, CHA, Craft Hobby Association, Crafty Nation, Craig Ridley, Jeremiah Owyang, Jim Long, Kevin Johnson, Michael Rosenblum, Pod Tech, Stewart Pittman, TV news, Toni Lyn, athletics, b-roll.net, big media, branding, college sports, disruptive media, high school sports, mainstream media, new media, promotion, small tv, social media, social networking, sports programs, tradtional media, value, video blogging, video journalist 21 Comments »

Today the Newseum sent a crew and producer to interview me as part of a much larger interactive video exhibit about new media. Some of my Twitter friends suggested I video blog the goings on. I’ll let the Newseum team introduce themselves (cameraman Tom Haller and I go WAY back and his wife [...]

Posted in Chris Brogan, Connie Reece, Jim Long, Kevin Rose, Newseum, Pownce, Susan Reynolds, Twitter, disruptive media, lifestreaming, new media, social media, social networking 55 Comments »