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All Along the Watchtower

Where to begin...First, I'm chatting with Dan Farber about what's going on this coming week. He mentions Mashup Camp on Wednesday and Thursday, which I'm registered for, and a Sun announcement on Tuesday, which I'm not. Sun continues to befuddle me: its CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, lists this blog on his...

Tags: Dave

Blog posts 2006-07-09

Hollywood High

Roosevelt Hotel, Hollywood I ran into Ron and Marta Bloom at the opening reception at On Hollywood. Ron's the CEO of Podshow, the company that I produce Gillmor Gang and Gillmor Daily with, as well as some business development. My badge read Steve Gillmor's InfoRouter with the designation of...

Tags: PodShow, Steve Gillmor, Tony Perkins

Blog posts 2006-05-02

Housekeeping

An alert listener to the new Gillmor Gang discovered I'd inadvertently released a mix of the show at an 8k sampling rate, which meant that the opening intro and the music outro were unlistenable. I've remixed and replaced the file, but you will only hear a difference at the beginning...

Tags: PodShow

Blog posts 2005-08-16

Additional Resources

Podcast content portals -- more like strip malls

I replied to a few blogs on PodTechs Robert Scobles musings on the notion of "content malls." Im not sure the current iteration of these "malls" will work very well. They are creating a cycle that promotes a mass audience approach to what will become decreasing quality of content, given...

Tags: Home, Web Technology, Podcasts, Silicon Valley, Wall Street, mall, Web

Blog posts 2006-11-12

Why mobile data centers matter

I was listening to Gillmor Gang last night while I was getting snowed on at my son's football game. Part II (and for the record, I hate these insipid multi-part shows as much as everyone else) of the Black Box Gang discussed Sun's new mobile data center. ...

Tags: mobile marketing, mobile data center, data center

Blog posts 2006-10-26

Look for Q1, 2007 to be podcast heaven

Q1, 2007 -- Podcast Heaven! That was a rallying point that emerged from one of the panels I took part in at the first and surely not last Corporate Podcast Summit this week in Redwood City, Calif. The point is that corporate, or B2B, podcasting – where companies use podcasting...

Tags: podcast

Blog posts 2006-06-22

Ray in Charge

With my family visiting the in-laws in Charleston, I'm alone here with dog, 3 cats, and 3 (I hope that's the right number) fish. On Friday I got up late and went down to Podshow for the Fubar Friday company get-together. Sitting with Adam Curry in his cubicle, he asked...

Tags: Frank

Blog posts 2006-06-18

Cheers

Cheersads on gangGeez, it's your show, put whatever you want in it. I'm amazed I get it for free in the first place. Listening to the promo enables that. Fine by me.Life IS GoodAs mentioned in a recent show, often the smart will no longer tolerate such nonsense and walk...

Tags: advertisement

Discussion threads 2006-06-14

Back in the USSR

Nick Carr is truly the gift that keeps on giving. His latest can-opener concerns the alleged Google strategy of converting all reading interfaces to search and keyword (i.e. tagging) interfaces. Nick's genius (I think he is the leader in the post-dvorak world of meme-baiting) is to keep the bile churning...

Tags: Nick, Don't Forget

Blog posts 2006-05-08

There's an elephant in the podcast room

Dan Farber has a great point about podcasting being a lousy name for Internet-delivered audio files. Podcasting as a moniker has been useful as a starting point for moving from a niche medium to a medium medium. Can podcasting make it to a mass medium? Yes, but alas...

Tags: podcasting

Blog posts 2005-08-16

There's an elephant in the podcast room

Dan Farber has a great point about podcasting being a lousy name for Internet-delivered audio files. Podcasting as a moniker has been useful as a starting point for moving from a niche medium to a medium medium. Can podcasting make it to a mass medium? Yes, but alas the name...

Tags: podcasting

Blog posts 2005-08-16

The RSS Crisis

In the new Gillmor Gang, just released on Podshow.com, I remind several of the Gangsters of Robert Scoble's late great RSS bandwidth crisis. You'll have to listen to the show for the context in which I brought this up, but here's the reason why the latest great RSS naming crisis...

Tags: RSS

Blog posts 2005-08-15

Gillmor Gang dissects the emerging podshow

On the most recent Gillmor Gang podcast, Steve Gillmor gathered myself, Doc Searls, Sam Whitmore, Dana Gardner, Robert Scoble and one of Podshow.com's/Boku Communications' founders along with Adam Curry, Ron Bloom, to talk about the future of podcasting and a few other choice topics (such as whether CNET/ZDNet is incumbent...

Tags: Ron Bloom, podcasting

Blog posts 2005-08-15

On Demand

At an ETech some years ago three I think I was standing behind Anil Dash in a Birds of Feather discussion about blogs. Doc Searls was "on stage" as I recall, with a few others in a semicircle, and a matching semicircle opposite composed of many of the blogerati. Sitting...

Tags: Jonathan

Blog posts 2005-07-04