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I just got back from Blogworld & New Media Expo in Vegas and here’s a list of my final impressions of the show:
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Although I haven’t seen a copy yet, looking at the people involved, I’ll bet The Business Podcasting Book is worth the money.
The people involved in this book are all thought - leaders in our industry with a great deal of recognition and respect.
Michael W. Geoghegan, Greg Cangialosi, Tim Bourquin and Colette Vogele are the authors.
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Are there any new, innovative podcasts out there? I’ve seen a dozen Ninja and French Maid copies (None as good as the originals of course.) I’ve seen hundreds of tech shows, cooking shows, etc.
Is anybody doing anything truly new and innovative? And if not, why not? We have no rules here. We can make any kind of show we want.
The opportunity to discover great character-driven shows is huge right now. Breakout talent that we’d never hear about in traditional media, can use new media to showcase themselves. My pal Merlin Mann of the Merlin Show comes to mind. Who else?
I do think there are some great shows out there, but what I am mainly curious about is what great shows have been developed in the last six months?
If you have any favorite podcasts that are really entertaining, different, innovative and seem to have traction, please let me know.
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Is Rob Walch really a podcasting grand master? How does one get this designation?
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NOTE: Cross-posted at PodcastGearGuy.com
Macworld Expo has come and gone. And from a podcaster’s point of view, it was a good show, if you knew what to look for.
With regard to podcasting gear, there wasn’t much to look at. I am both surprised and a little disappointed that there wasn’t a bigger footprint on the show floor from podcasting-related companies. I am also sorry that the show organizers didn’t place a higher value on podcasting training. There was one podcasting track on the last day, and it provided some good information, but it could have been better.
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Scott Bourne is an author, lecturer, teacher and new media pioneer, and the president of Podango Productions in San Francisco, CA. He is the founder of the world's first Internet-only radio network, Netradio, and is a co-host on several prominent podcasts including MacBreak Weekly, Apple Phone Show, the iLifeZone and GMT. Bourne has also been a featured speaker at events such as Macworld Expo and the Podcast & Portable Media Expo.