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John Havens, a podcast consultant and the podcast guy at about.com (well worth checking out), told me tonite at Podcamp that he likes podcasters because they are almost always some combination of
John adds some comments in his blog here
So, what's Podcamp? An unconference on podcasting, and very cool itself. Free and full of great information and people -- more later
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Ted:
Great to meet you in person this weekend at PodCamp! We were supposed to talk more this morning, but it got away from us.
Time to set up a chat soon to talk about blogging, podcasting, and your book.
And ... time for YOU to meet Shel. Ha!
--Bryan Person
Blog: Bryper.com
Podcast: NewCommRoad.com
Posted by: Bryan Person, Bryper.com | 10 September 2006 at 09:16 PM
Ted-- Get that cool new photo up on your blog. You were MUCH more handsome in person. I was thrilled to meet you and hang out for all 71 seconds. : )
I hope you had a fun time.
Posted by: Chris Brogan... | 10 September 2006 at 09:47 PM
Bryan and Chris,
Simply awesome event - incredibly valuable (un)conference. Glad to finally meet you eyeball-to-eyeball and hang out for at least a few seconds :)
And I was particularly handsome Sat. night -- :)
Posted by: T Demop, Blogging for Business | 11 September 2006 at 08:46 AM
Bryan and Chris,
Simply awesome event - incredibly valuable (un)conference. Glad to finally meet you eyeball-to-eyeball and hang out for at least a few seconds :)
And I was particularly handsome Sat. night -- :)
Posted by: T Demop, Blogging for Business | 11 September 2006 at 09:46 AM