Elle and I had a bunch of people back to the apartment after BloggerCon ended. The no vendors rule was the focus of much of the discussion, a lot of the people who showed up were tools providers who felt really shunned by the atitude at the conference. A lot...
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Another point brought up during the BloggerCon Making Money session was that there are plenty of ways to make money using a blog that have nothing to do with trying to monetize the content directly. There are ways to connect with others and form a collective to do something new,...
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During the Making Money session of BloggerCon, someone told a story about writing a book that ended up selling for $40. And the referral fee paid by Amazon for someone buying the book using a link from his blog ended up being twice the fee paid him by the publisher...
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Russ posted a video from the mobile blogging session at BloggerCon. Amazing how few updates are coming out of that session, at least according to the services I’m looking at…
These are some of the thoughts I’ve had in relation to the BloggerCon Overload session led by Robert Scoble. A lot of the discussion was focused at how to navigate the deluge of information that comes from being subscribed to a lot of blogs. Possible solutions raised were collaborative filtering...
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Here are a few interesting links from BloggerCon. Earnings Cast casts financials reports in podcast format. RSS-Powered Personal TV Network is a collection of downloadable video content (fits in well with Ourmedia stuff, which is now open to the public). PodcastAds is a way to make money off Podcasting.
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Kevin Marks posted a link to a post about collabrative video editing while talking in the BloggerCon IRC channel. Follows on pretty well from the post from the other day, which speculates about another dimension of public production.