Raymond Kristiansen of Norway, an Ourmedia moderator, pointed me to YouTube, a new grassroots video site. These kinds of sites have been springing up like April dandelions since the launch of Ourmedia. YouTube is simplicity personified. You upload a video and it turns it into one format only: Flash. I just uploaded this video of […]
6 videos from BlogHer
I was under the weather last week; otherwise, I would have had these up sooner. Here are the last seven short video interviews I conducted at BlogHer 10 days ago. These are all worth a look. (By the way, 83 percent of the attendees were women): Halley Suitt, the charming, funny and wise proprietor of […]
A podcast about Ourmedia
John Furrier, who has quickly become one of the stars of the podcast world, has a 10-minute podcast with me about Ourmedia up at Podtech.net, conducted at Gnomedex in late June. Steve Outing at E-Media Tidbits also has some kind words about our nonprofit initiative.
Heather Armstrong: Getting naked on the Internet
Sorry, no naked pictures here, folks. Instead, here’s a four-minute video interview conducted at BlogHer on Saturday with the very personable Heather B. Armstrong of the Top 10 blog Dooce.com. She talks about how much of yourself to expose, how to gain visibility, and she offers some tips for beginning bloggers (Ourmedia page | play […]
State of the Blogosphere
A new blog is started every second, but only 13 percent are updated at least once a week, according to Dave Sifry in Technorati’s latest State of the Blogosphere report. Prediction: The blogosphere will not double in size to 28 million blogs five months from now. Give it seven or eight months this time.