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• Meet Martin Sauter
• Communication Systems for the Mobile Information Society
  
• Mobile network cellsite capacity
• Number of subscribers by network technology
• Applications pre-loaded on the device or downloaded that put pressure on networks
• A single mobile with high demand usage can require 100 to 200 MBs per day
• Growth of flat rate tarrifs (data plans) - where competition exists
  
• Skype is promoted by one operator in Germany
• The friction between user's desire for an ISP and mobile operator's desire to broadcast
• WiMax will disrupt - in 2 years
• Mobile devices which include Wi-Fi also distrupt
  
• What mobile social media is in your pocket?
• What will you quit this year? 2006 Year of the Quitter

• Happy Birthday to Podcasting! Terrible 2
  
• Weddings as advertising content
  
• Disney Mobile...magic?
  
• Users to CNET TV....um, no thanks.
  

• Part I
• Who is Fox's MySpace media company competing with?
• MySpace is music, books, film, and now even jobs
• MySpace and sustainability
• Forget the media this demographic follows people not stuff
• MySpace v. Linkedin Where's the community?
  
• Does the pursuit of niche media and community threaten communication enabled through shared media and culture?
  
• New media or old media? Both?
  
• Technology artisans will break new ground as artisans always have
  
• Mobile and independent media is better
  
• Mobility and video
  
• Phones and user experience for video
• Small peer to peer groups and media sharing
• Mobile and buddy lists
  

• Part II
• PC envy of the Mac variety
• Growth of Second Life and Business relationships
• Don't be skimmin'
  
• Merging online and offline personas, and the digital history or reputation
• Word of the Seagulls Mouth
• Functional Celebrity
• Hipcast - check it out.
  

• Part I
• Vloggercon and how it all started
  
• Vloggercon Sessions Examples
  
• What about mobility?
• Conference theme Content and Collaboration
• Media Slaves is the place to get your muffin buttered
• Schlomo's version of Save the Children
• You can be a star if your son is a vlogger
• Why go to Vloggercon? Zadi's going for the after party
• Consumer Generated Content, Creative Commons
• Schlomo's Mom
• Don't let Schlomo die alone

• Part II
• Schlomo's real motivation for organizing Vloggercon
• Cupids of the Vlogs, Ryjay, Jayanne or Dedry? The new Benifer
• Node 101 gets funding from Vloggercon
• The 411 on Node 101
• The Media Slaves hookup advice column
• Vlogging Fight Club or Naked Vlogging
• Schlomo on getting laid, will he or won't he?
• Zadi's mind turns to the naughty, again
• Tune in next time for the continuing saga on Schlomo's sex adventures.

• Meet Peter
• How Voiceindigo works for podcast listeners
• How Voice indigo works for advertisers
• How Voiceindigo works for podcasters
  

• AOL's video sharing service
• Blogging business models continue to grow
• Nokia bans the word phone, and predicts that 50% of content consumed by mobile subscribers will be created by individuals
• What impact will free Skype calls have?

• Steve joins PR firm Edelman directing Word of Mouth Marketing
• He wanted to be on the field of play instead of just watching from the stands
• Companies should team and collaborate with the edge of the network
• Content on geeky goodness and life hacking is more popular than marketing content
• How does Steve Rubel define Web 2.0
• We now join the History Channel
• Hype draws companies, and now they are ready to engage
• Spelling checkers and more fun
• Defining Social Media
• Syndication, syndication and feeds
• A little word play
• Steve flashes his geeky side
  
• Microsoft owes Amy Gahran $$$
• Follow the money when Social Media is defined
  
• Servers on the Oprah Winfrey Show
• MySpace
• Communities and brand monitoring and intergalatic transport
• Small publishers and impact
• Enabling shooting stars
• Technology v. Media
• Steve's turns the table
• Mobility
• Innovation in advertising and word of mouth marketing
  
• What's next?
  

• Zadi lays out the story
• Lack of disclosure can impact your audience deeply at an emotional level
• Relationships online versus offline
• A hoax or not, well, maybe
• The vlogger community got the corrected message out
• Online communication and missing context awareness
• English as a second language missing context awareness
• Missing context = Fox News
• Connecting to people's lives in corporate media (ex., Natalie Holloway)
• Video manipulation is common in marketing and ads
• Warning about recording illegal activities
• Human nature comes to new media
• Trust in citizens journalism through technology
• Sometimes video is media imitating life imitating advertising
• Do you trust video online? What builds trust in new media for you?

Credits

Media Slaves Intro
Trumpet solo from Daydream by Robin Stein available on Podsafe Audio
Guitar, drum transition from Bittersweet by Artificial Intelligence available on Podshow Music

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• Correction: Links are popularity - not authority
• Technorati doesn't update us all equally
• The Magic Middle less served
• The link games people play
• Technorati myths
• Sphere's new but the flaw is old
• The State of the Blogosphere isn't
• Publishers like the Ego Search
  
• When events are time sensitive not updating hurts readers and publishers
• The mystery of the link rank yo-yo
• What about video and audio that don't use links?
• Yahoo blog search and Google blog search on the rise
• Surfing for authority - blogrolls
• A weakness of tags versus text index
• Technorati busy signal
• Technorati promotes people and celebrity more than information
• Blog reputation system description
• Amazon's rate the rater
• We suggest how Google and Yahoo can help
• Dogs speak out against Yahoo
• How do you search the blogosphere?
  
• Finally a marketing shout out.
  

• User, intermediates and super user from tech, does it apply to social media?
• Media expertise isn't so different from expertise in new media
• A profound moment: it takes expertise to be an expert
• Marianne stuns the slaves
• The hard sell: you gotta be a peer
• Still struggling with those darn video doer labels
• Old media skills don't provide understanding and expertise in the social part of social media or online tool sets
  
• Time v. Knowledge in skill building
• Calling Vloggercon - please settle video doer labels? really.
• What about that other platform? You know....mobile.
• Can you be an expert in social media and not know the mobile environment?
• Nicole prefers the title consultant over expert. (and she doesn't use a mobile phone)
  
• We envision The Highlander version of finding "the" expert.
• Rocketboom does provide mobile ready video ( http://www.rocketboom.com )
  
• The importance of being literate - that's media literate
• The importance of being fast - mobility
• Interview recommendations for discovering today's social media expert.
  

• Can you be an expert if you're not a doer? Minus the evil, of course.
• Do you need to know how to cook to tell if food tastes good?
• Wait! Are talking about Siskle and Ebert or Oliver Stone?
• If you're gonna be a critic, we'll respect you in the morning if you're also a creator.
• Debi masters the obvious. New media is new.
• There's more to evaluating a blog than reading one.
• What's the skill set for social media? Could you write a job description?
• The go to people have hybrid skillsets.
• Having a blog is the gateway drug to social media.
• Blog bias in social media.
• The invisible 45%. Which way did they go?
• When social media goes mobile it picks up speed.
• Speed kills. It kills control.
• Chevy Tahoe experiment.
• Expertise has shifted from time-based to knowledge-based.
• Who dies from eating Oreo cookies?

• Paper calendars. What's paper?
• Google does calendars
• Mobile calendars can save your life
  
• Sync, sync.....did I say sync.
  
• No more terra incognito.
  
• Marianne and Zadi are unwhelmed.
  
• Zadi learns that she's not banned and puts her data in a bunker.
  
• Did I say sync?
  
• Debi wants freedom from the tyranny of a single device.
  
• Did she say synchronization again? I didn't mean sync'ing I meant access.
  
• Marianne shares her computer pain.
  
• Nicole comes out as a paranoid European.
• More advantages to online storage.
• Google Calendar - What do you think?
  

• In the beginning.
  
• From the frying pan into the fire or moving from NYC to LA.
• But it's hard isn't it?
  
• Tools - we got tools.
  
• Music in videos and the long arm of the law.
  
• Current practice, fair use, MySpace musicians.
  
• Beastie Boys with a new plan.
  
• I've got your back....um I mean your middle $$$
  
• Bye bye media middlemen and hello technology middlemen.
  
• Vloggercon 2006 - your chance to meet Zadi.
  
• The party list.
  

• The video producers definitely win for the most labels or terms used and created.
• Nicole channels Darth Vader through a mystery of Skype.
• Marianne asks what about the Mid West?
• Zadi raps video labels.
• Debi, Nicole and Marianne play who's on first with coining terms.
• Marianne takes us back to basics with goal + audience = appropriate label
• Is Podshow Social Media?
• Let's Play Name that tune or label
• Zadi says, "We don't need no stinkin' labels."
• And now...a word from our marketing department
• What about advertisers and these labels? Podcasters and bloggers for sale.
• Nicole builds an empire.