Bourquin Brothers on The Transition to New Media
Tim Bourquin and Emile Bourquin are the founders and producers of the New Media Expo, the most popular convention for podcasters, online video creators and bloggers. The expo and 2,000+ attendees are heading to Las Vegas August 14-16, 2008. Registration is still open, but the special “early” rate ends June 30th.
Brad Baldwin connects with Tim and Emile at a Podcast Tuneup party where they were talk about adding more video and live streaming sessions at this year’s expo. They also discuss the transition of traditional media outlets that are adopting and incorporating new media into their content offerings.
Special thanks to the Podcast Tuneup team for use of their new recording studio for this podcast.
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Blogging for Business Conference (10/22/2007 - SLC, UT)
The Blogging for Business Conference is coming to Salt Lake City Monday, October 22nd, 2007. Brad Baldwin catches up with Matthew Reinbold and learns that the organizers are focused on delivering content that will benefit the business-minded person interested in learning about social media and it’s benefits.
Keynotes:
- Wendy Piersall, eMoms at Hom
- Gary Goldhammer, Edelman Interactive Vice President
Speakers:
- Cheryl Snapp Conner, Snapp Conner PR
- Lee Gibbons, Podango
- Rand Bateman, Bateman IP Law Group
- David Politis, Politis Communications
- Lindsey Pollack, on Selling to Gen Y
- Malcolm Atherton, BusinessWire
- Tim Stay, Know More Media
Location / Date / Time / Cost:
- Marriott Downtown (across from Symphony Hall)
- Monday, October 22, 2007
- 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
- $299
More details on the conference can be found at the Blogging for Business web site http://bforbconference.com.
Robert Scoble on Living in a Google World
For those who braved the crazy weather drive, the Robert Scoble keynote at SlopeCast was a real treat. Living in a Google World is something we all must do in today’s world. Technology is picking up the pace and information flow isn’t slowing down.
Robert walked us through how he starts his day and how he keeps abreast of the news and the buzz of the blogosphere. He makes recommendations to those business who have not engaged in social media. He answers questions about how to get started and what to do next.
Podango CEO Lee Gibbons on Building a Podcast Delivery Platform
With the explosion of user-generated content, the power of RSS subscription and delivery, and cheap storage, Podango is jumping into the podcasting and videocasting space with a service that allows anyone to be a station director. Lee Gibbons, CEO of Podango, shares his vision on where the future of content deliver is going. He predicts a future where all content, not just the “hits,” will be able to find an audience big enough to support creative and delivery.
Podango plays in the space by offering a content distribution platform. Unlike a standard hosting services, Podango allows station directors to stake their claim and then use their passion and expertise to create, collect, manage, and publish channels. Podango also takes care of the tech confusion of RSS feed subscription for various systems like iTunes.
Podango’s business model is to monetize channels with advertisers seeking to reach specific audiences. Cool thing is that Podango shares a good chunk of the revenue with the station director. Still in beta, Podango is currently adding stations quickly. Interested in your own station, sign-up today.
Event Coverage from ARMA International 2006 Conference and Expo
NextPage is the key sponsor for the Live Podcasts from ARMA International 2006 Conference and Expo. The ARMA event includes over 2500 attendees in the Records Management and Compliance solution space. Key vendors at the show include Iron Mountain, Open Text, Kodak, Stellent, Recall, Microsoft, and more.
Check out the web site at www.arma.org/podcast. Many of the podcasts will be syndicated on the PodTech site — we’ll keep you posted.
Technorati Tags: ARMA, Compliance, Records Management
Senforce’s Nolan Rosen on Stopping Data Security Breaches
Data security breaches are becoming an almost daily occurrence as mobile PCs and USB drives become the status quo. The porous enterprise security perimeter requires a new approach to solving the problem: “endpoint security.” We sat down with Nolan Rosen, vice president for Senforce Technologies to discuss endpoint security.
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