TechCrunch talks about Waxxi, a new kind of participatory podcasting. It's being kicked off next week when Shel Israel and I are Tracy Sheridan's guests. Michael Arrington has more on TechCrunch.
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TechCrunch talks about Waxxi, a new kind of participatory podcasting. It's being kicked off next week when Shel Israel and I are Tracy Sheridan's guests. Michael Arrington has more on TechCrunch.
This definitely doesn’t belong here, but I couldn’t find any recent blog discussing Google (ehm I wasn’t really trying). You should definitely check out Google Idol (http://www.googleidol.com/)! Shows that good social networks produce more social networks!
This definitely doesn’t belong here, but I couldn’t find any recent blog discussing Google (ehm I wasn’t really trying). You should definitely check out Google Idol (http://www.googleidol.com/)! Shows that good social networks produce more social networks!
This definitely doesn’t belong here, but I couldn’t find any recent blog discussing Google (ehm I wasn’t really trying). You should definitely check out Google Idol (http://www.googleidol.com/)! Shows that good social networks produce more social networks!
[...] TechCrunch’s Mike Arrington has written a nice review of waxxi, which led to some interesting chatter and a few cool mentions. [...]
Well, I’m registered. It will be interesting to see just how “participatory” a global conversation can be.
Well, I’m registered. It will be interesting to see just how “participatory” a global conversation can be.
Well, I’m registered. It will be interesting to see just how “participatory” a global conversation can be.
Very helpful information. CHeck out http://www.todayonlyspecials.com for some more helpful info on the subject.
Very helpful information. CHeck out http://www.todayonlyspecials.com for some more helpful info on the subject.
Very helpful information. CHeck out http://www.todayonlyspecials.com for some more helpful info on the subject.
Social Networking?
I think folk may do better to make a few friends at a local coffee shop.
I have been on the web since the BB days and I am afraid I have not seen a potential for that many great relationsips to be made on the web. When I went to try one of the new networking sites out to see what this was about, they wanted more personal information than a dating service. I had to pass on that. I already have too many of those friends. networking requires “pressing the flesh” rather than “pressing a button”.
roger
Social Networking?
I think folk may do better to make a few friends at a local coffee shop.
I have been on the web since the BB days and I am afraid I have not seen a potential for that many great relationsips to be made on the web. When I went to try one of the new networking sites out to see what this was about, they wanted more personal information than a dating service. I had to pass on that. I already have too many of those friends. networking requires “pressing the flesh” rather than “pressing a button”.
roger
Social Networking?
I think folk may do better to make a few friends at a local coffee shop.
I have been on the web since the BB days and I am afraid I have not seen a potential for that many great relationsips to be made on the web. When I went to try one of the new networking sites out to see what this was about, they wanted more personal information than a dating service. I had to pass on that. I already have too many of those friends. networking requires “pressing the flesh” rather than “pressing a button”.
roger
I had a feeling this was going somewhere.
http://participatorypodcasting.blogspot.com/
I had a feeling this was going somewhere.
http://participatorypodcasting.blogspot.com/