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This week, it’s Me vs. a Deer – $4077 bullet involved. Also, the talk about CES is ramping up. More sponsors, more people. Revamp of the sidebar – adding more ways to get the show. iPhone reset. Newest Podcast Madness – Artisan 810 up for grabs. Happy Birthday to my Alma Matter Fight Song.
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OK, so this show ran long and I was getting ready to say something about Hulu, but then BAM! totally forgot about it. That never happened before during a show. I was going to talk about my thoughts with Hulu and their pay service. But that will have to wait until next week.
Windows 7 is installed! Now it’s time to tackle the sound issues (again). We announce the winner of the Podcast Madness contest. The road to CES and sponsors are needed. Working on this years charity. Roundtable is this Saturday. The Google Wave of the Day.
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Started the day on a down note, the phone had some problems. A call to AT&T fixed the problem, but it made me late getting things going. Add to that a problem with uploading video last night and a show that is still in the prep area. Oh well, life doesn’t stop, so it gets left behind for now.
Get to the hall to the keynote with Richard Jalichandra from Technorati. He tala about the state of the blogosphere. Basically, where we are in blogging and where we are going.
Richard showed us the increasing numbers of bloggers and where they come from. He then says something that got me into new media to begin with.. One thing that still hits hard today.
Be Passionate.
Next up: the panel keynote – the death and rebirth of journalism.Brian Solis, Joanna Drake Earl, Jay Rosen and Hugh Hewitt are on the panel. Special media guest – Don Lemon from CNN.
First point was the talk on the current news – like balloon boy. Don points out that with blogs, you hear about the event, but with a site like CNN, you get a full report.
Another point of new media – the ice age of Bloggers: Hitting the shelf where there will be too many to choose from for a reliable source.
The expo finally open, so myself and andy McCaskey started walking around. Talked to a few booths for more information.
Took in a session – facebook to success. Sexy scotch tape.
Then it was off to the expo floor where I got to meet a lot of great people and the products of new media. Programs like camtasia, myPRgenie, yubby are just a handful.
Angelo mandato did a piece on the blubrry player.
Some of the new media celebs are out. Watched Robert scoble on blog talk radio. Chris pirillo was at the raw voice booth. Adam corolla is on blogworldexporadio, and the keynote was Leo Laporte.
I took a little time to relax and charge the batteries. No, litterally. The iPhone was dying, the laptop battery was down to nothing and the camera was full with content.
I am not sure what happened, but I think I sat down before they had someone at the door. The floodgates opened and the room filled in a heartbeat.
Leo talked about new media and their direction. he discussed how hard it was to get a podcast noticed and advertised. Leo then showed off the new avenue of TWIT. A roku box with push content to the show. An amazing conversation.
The evening was a whirlwind of fun. Dinner with Andy Mccaskey, then off to blubrry for the nightly party. Many different celebrities in the new media area. Matt Sloan and Aaron Yonda from Chad Vader, Grammar Girl, Michael Butler to name a few. Elvis was there, too. He’s smaller than I expected.
The rest of the night was consumed with drinking and networking.
The day was long, but well worth it. I got on a plane about 5:10 this morning. The flight would take me to Chicago, where I would have to wait until 8:11 to continue on.
However, problems kept us in Chicago a little longer. The plane had some technical glitch that could be fixed by unplugging (something), then taking one from another plane. They kept saying it would only take a couple minutes.
…Two hours later…
We finally got underway after 10 AM. With a 2 hour time shift, that brought the plane in at about 11:45 AM.
Got to the hotel, however, my credit card was not functioning. Apparently the card now wants me to call them and let them know I will be traveling. Not sure why I need a babysitter, but it was a minor setback.
Took a walk around the hotel. Extremely close to the Hilton and the Convention center. Also really close to a Walgreens, 7-11 and McDonalds. Pretty cool.
By 5 PM, met up with Todd and the RawVoice team at the Hilton. We sat by the poolside talking shop for a few minutes. We made plans and headed to dinner. A nice Japanese restaurant in the hotel with it’s own fireworks show every hour. Don’t worry – the fireworks was just a light show, but it was still impressive. Andy McCaskey joined us for some great food.
Then it was off to the pre-Blogworld Tweetup. I got a chance to really talk to the Raw Voice team. I also got to talk to a couple bloggers and Kosso – the creator of Phreadz. That brought it to the end of the night for me. Back to the Hotel where I would get some needed work done.
Well, it was 366 days ago that the first posts for Geekazine surfaced (Leap Year, ya know). It’s been a little longer for the podcasts. Nonetheless, this site went live on November 7th 2007.
Since then we’ve had over 175 podcasts and video casts, over 400 posts, a few posts and some people got some great swag. We’ve talked with some great names in the last year – from Bryce Whittey from Technibble, Josh Chandler, to Jeri Ellsworth.
I would first like to thank everyone for a great first year. I would like to thank the sponsors: Gotomeeting.com, Careersaver.com are the two main ones. I would also like to thank all who have sent donations to the site.
Thanks to Norbert Davis from TCTPodcast.com for all the Cool Tech Corner episodes. Thanks to the cast at Techpodcasts, Blubrry and Raw Voice for making a great community. Thank you to uStream for giving me a facet to do the LIVE Show every Monday. Thanks to Vocalo – I haven’t made an episode there in a while simply because I just run out of time, but I am still appreciative for all they did.
I am going to make the next year even better. We have a good stream of people going to Geekazine and to the sister site: Dorkazine. I have some great news. I have signed up some more web sites and we are going to incorporate them into the family. More in future ramblings.
We survived the election. We survived the MicroYugo. We survived Steve Jobs health. We are Survivors – The Eye of the Tiger.
Once again, feel free to email me @ geekazine@gmail.com or call me at 608-205-4378 and say hi. Give me some ideas. Submit an article for use on the site. Let’s make next year better than ever!!
Today was suppose to be a relaxing day. I was going to catch up on work and get items ready for next week. I ran into an article on security which I decided to read.
In the article, they suggested to convert my tables from wp_ to something else. I thought that would be a pretty straightforward process. I backed up my MySQL database, then changed the SQL to the new prefix. I Imported those tables straight into the same database – basically it doubled the size of the table, but I had a safeguard to go back to.
Next week, Todd Cochrane, CEO of RawVoice and host of the Geek News Central Podcast will be hosting a 24 hour marathon to raise money for One Laptop Per Child (OLPC). Starting at 6 am HST (11 AM EST) on December 21st, Todd will be on the air for 24 hours. His plan is to have many guests ask questions and talk about various items. The streams will be on Ustream.TV and Talkshoe.com.
This is a first for a tech podcaster. 24hourcomicpodcast.com did a 24 hour podcast for comics back in October. Still, Todd plans to be at the helm for 24 hours to talk with everyone. Hope he has enough Mountain Dew, Coffee and Red Bull. I even suggest some Tabasco drops on the tongue every hour to keep up…
Because of this, I started thinking about podcasting and what it really means. I run a podcast every week. Before Geekazine, I ran a few different music podcasts. I closed shop on them because of how much work was involved and how many legal issues could have strung from it.
For anyone that has a microphone attached to their computer, making a podcast is actually pretty straightforward. Record a show then put it up on the web. So with it being that simple, who should we listen to? Better yet, who is listening and will they be around in the future for us to listen to more?





















