Brian Rodgers and Linda Curtis lead a meeting of the Stop Domain Subsidies group in Austin, Texas at Guerros Taco Bar on South Congress. Brian rolls out a few clips from a great new documentary in the works
This is the third in a series of 50 video interviews at NetRootsNation on July 18, 2008 by Paul Terry Walhus of Spring.net. This is the raw, unedited footage. In a few days we'll show all the individual interviews separately. Howard Dean, Joe Trippi, Nancy Pelosi, plus legions of bloggers and political operatives are shown. Even Vinnie with Sirius Satellite Radio flips the tables on me when he grabs my high def camera and videotapes me while he interviews me on his satellite Indie Radio show. It's a great show and some highly interesting, politically active people are shown on this video series
This is the 3rd in a series of 50 video interviews at NetRootsNation on July 18, 2008 by Paul Terry Walhus of Spring.net. This is the raw, unedited footage. In a few days we'll show all the individual interviews separately. Howard Dean, Joe Trippi, Nancy Pelosi, plus legions of bloggers and political operatives are shown. Even Vinnie with Sirius Satellite Radio flips the tables on me when he grabs my high def camera and videotapes me while he interviews me on his satellite Indie Radio show. It's a great show and some highly interesting, politically active people are shown on this video series
This is the second in a series of over 50 interviews at NetRootsNation in Austin, Texas on Friday, July 18, 2008. This clip consists of a series of interviews. You can get a detailed description and blow by blow at http://spring.net This is one of many more to come. change-congress.org, grist, Barack Obama Texas, Paul Terry Walhus, liepie, DBAH, soapblox, Betsy Moon, Vinnie Politan
Connie Reece of http://everydotconnects.com and Paul Terry Walhus of http://spring.net talk about Leveraging Social Media at the SEMforSMB conference at the Hilton Downtown in Austin, Texas July 17, 2008. The video is feature on the http://spring.net/blog
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SEMforSMB - 12 Search Engine Marketing event Austin, TX
Mike Volpe, VP Marketing of HubSpot.com talks about how to use social networks and media to convert leads into customers. Christopher Justice, SEOforSMB.com introduces Mike. http://spring.net produced this video.
Tamar Weinberg with Techipedia, Lifehacker and Mashable is a 27 year old NYC blogger who comes to SXSW most years. She talks in detail about the top social media sites and social networks in this screencast interview with spring.net and austincast.com Paul Terry Walhus
Aaron Marcus is President of Aaron Marcus and Associates, Inc. (AM+A). He was the first graphic designer involved with computer graphics in 1967. His firm has designed user interfaces and information visualization of desktop, mobile, and Web applications for 25 years. He lectures around the world, emphasizing cross-cultural communication.
This is the second in a series of over 50 interviews at NetRootsNation in Austin, Texas on Friday, July 18, 2008. This clip consists of a series of interviews. You can get a detailed description and blow by blow at http://spring.net This is one of many more to come.
Interviews with panelists, attendees and political rockstars at SXSW (eg. Howard Dean, Joe Trippi, etc.)
This is the video of the full evening at Artz Rib House twitbq with Robert Scoble on Weds, Oct 22, 2008 in Austin, Texas. Interviews by Paul Terry Walhus and Austin Aaron. Featuring Kelly Cree and Jessica Mullen and 20 some guests.
Spring.net interviews with Jim Walsh of Campaign in a Box, Simon with ndn.org, Joe Trippi, Nick Carter, WY US Senate candidate, Bogden w Tell me your Idea, Advomatic, and Jim Walsh with Wired for Change
Austincast.com interviews NMC's Rachel Smith on her sxsw experiences. Rachel S. Smith is the Vice President, NMC Services for the New Media Consortium (NMC), an international consortium of more than 250 world-class universities, colleges, museums, research centers, and technology companies dedicated to using new technologies to inspire, energize, stimulate, and support learning and creative expression.
Hak.5 is a video podcast for the hacker, modder and do-it-yourselfer. Hosted by Darren Kitchen and Wess Tobler on the 5th of each month, the show is a hybrid of technology and geek humor. Created by co-hosts Darren Kitchen, Wess Tobler and Alanna Buehring in 2005, Hak.5 is a television show for geeks, hackers, and do-it-yourselfers distributed online. Inspired by former TechTV’s The Screen Savers (1998-2005), Hak.5 started out as an underground attempt to bring back tech entertainment. Within its first few months “on air” the show had become a hit among tech enthusiasts while mainstream media had begun to notice the booming Internet television world. Since then Hak.5 has appeared on G4TechTV’s Call for Help with Leo Laporte and Torrent with Amber MacArthur, as well as in Wired Magazine, PC Format Magazine, the Computer America Radio show, the TWiT podcast, and even Adventures of Superman. from http://hak5.org
Robert knows how to treat his fans at SXSW. First, he sends a cab to take us 30 miles to the Hill Country's hottest bbq, the Salt Lick. Then he treats us to a mouthwatering all you can eat feast. Then we board a big luxury bus and make the rounds of parties at SXSW. Thank you Robert Scoble of http://fastcompany.tv
Robert Scoble treated a bunch of SXSW folks, including ijustine, Tim Ferris, Irina Slutsky, the folks that produce the Tiki Bar podcast, and others. The food was the best bbq in Texas, the atmosphere was authentic Texas down home country dining hall with all you can eat platters piled high. Scoble showed off his Nokia N95 with qik. AMD sponsored the dinner.
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Instantly push videos youtube, yahoo, myspace, google, revver, dailymotion, blip.tv, viddler, veoh and more video sharing communities at once then optimize them for maximum viewers and revenue. Preview of 1 hr video at http://austincast.com/
Dan Patterson is a big media, radio guy with http://abcnews.com. He's ABC's Digital Audio Manager. Personal website: http://dan-patterson.com and he's @danpatterson on twitter. Some of what you hear from Terry Moran, George Stephanopolis, etc is coming from white papers Dan cranks out.
The hit app of SXSW 2008 was Bitstrips which lets you create your own comic book characters and comic strips. And the comic book characters even have their own social network equivalent of twitter. Clever, colorful and well thought out community design. Part 1 of a 2 part interview by Paul Terry Walhus.
austincast.com interviews Dave Delaney just before SXSW 2008. Dave Delaney is an accomplished Podcaster, Blogger, Social Media Strategist, and Marketer. His successes range from producing and co-hosting one of the first parenting podcasts, Two Boobs and a Baby + and the Twitter inspired, improvised comedy podcast The Nothing Show; co-creating Nashville, Tennessee’s first BarCamp (with over 500 people in attendance) and PodCamp; and working in traditional Marketing and Promotions for such companies as Mirvish Productions, Toronto Star and Global Television, CanWest Media Works.
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