Bloggercon III - Podcasting

Submitted by Roland on Sat, 2004-11-06 10:34
  • Podcasting
    • make sure you keep it fun and fresh
    • it's a new form
    • would never come out of public broadcasting
    • hits come from ground up
    • don't worry about broadcasting
    • the best part is "you can hear the humanity"
    • Adam puts up his code! Amazing what a motivated user can do!
    • "you get your real voice, you can learn more about a person from one podcast than a year of blog posts" "you get your real voice, you can learn more from one podcast than a year of blog posts" (dave slusher)
    • public radio legend, tony - very personal, will podcasting be really different in terms of the kind of relationship, should public radio be lookiing at this?
    • dave winer - new york times will have a blog with reverse chrono, public radio will distribute radio stories from amateur space
    • dw - blogosphere carries message of podcasting
    • earnings cast - has analysts conference call of that quarter
      • podcasting = infinite channels, bandwidth is meaningless, unlimited producers,
      • so people could listen to google's call
      • not worried about listening to too much since he will listen to what he wants
    • user: start thinking about how you are going to plug yourself into people's lives
    • joseph palmer: audio is different for things other than text, pacing and timing
    • adam: we've been conditioned and forgotten what audio's all about, lots to relearn
    • andy abramson - who's listening, need the right 10 or 10000
      • we will see corrrection and accuraccy that the media doesn't have
      • audience becomes your friends, family, communication
      • narrowcasting
    • adam - how do you consume
      • don't need to create a show
      • don't need opening sequence
      • earningscast is eye opener
      • weather report of my home town
      • don't need rules, have fun, just like a blog
    • stacy kramer - paid content, ojr
      • concerned about name
      • can do this with other devices that aren't iPods
      • it's not easy with non iPods
      • it's also not just mobile devices
      • could also be cellphone
    • Mike Levin - mikelevin.net, podcast from the swamp
      • can put keywords in your RSS feeds to allow indexing
      • put topics that you cover and search engines will pick it up
    • Dave Sifry
      • Technorati has list of most linked to podcasts
    • hank Barry
      • can't rely on sony and apple
      • must make sure that apple continues to support MP3
    • Larry Lessig
      • history of internet, tech people have great idea, lawyers hack it apart
      • have to design system to avoid this
      • wrap this so it is impentrable to legal minds
    • dw
      • lawyers are like cholesterol, there are good and bad ones
    • adam does show live
      • like nintento
      • requires coordination
      • cart machine reminiscenes
    • my take
      • tools suck
      • they won't improve without users working with developers
      • need to get lawyers on side

Comments

Dave Slusher (not verified)

Mon, 2004-11-08 06:02

Hey Roland! Did I actually say "learn more in one podcast?" I thought I said "Feel more connected to" or something along that line. At least, that was what I was trying to get across, but addressing the audience causes me to blank out and say the wrong words. I talk to way more people on every podcast than were in that room, but normally I don't have people looking at my quizically when I stop making sense.

Roland Tanglao (not verified)

Mon, 2004-11-08 14:12

ok, you are right, i believe you actually said something like: "you get your real voice, you can learn more about a person from one podcast than a year of blog posts"

Dave Slusher (not verified)

Mon, 2004-11-08 14:37

Thanks a lot. I wasn't trying to pressure you or anything, but I just remembered it slightly differently. I might well have said either, but the latter is what I was trying to express. The nice thing about having the sessions taped for IT Conversations is that we'll be able to check the replay later on. I sort of dread listening back to what I said. I hope it was more intelligible than it felt.

Roland Tanglao (not verified)

Mon, 2004-11-08 17:05

no problem

i also dread hearing my voice on the mobile blogging session

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