Tag Archives: seesmic
Human Touch
I’m not sure what the final numbers are, but a whole mess of people got together this weekend just to hang out in a basement in Milwaukee. They came from California, Arizona, Connecticut, New Jersey, Florida, Texas, and even England. They flew to one of the coldest places in the USA just to hang out. [...]
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The week that was
Been a busy week! Lots I’d love to write about, but instead I’m cleaning the house and gathering ingredients for Thanksgiving, while also baking cookies to bring to a party tonight. So rather than in depth blog posts about all these things, I’ll just give a quick run-down. Saturday I headed into Brooklyn with friends [...]
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And now for something completely awesome…
As I said earlier today on Twitter, Seesmic is like a wormhole connecting me to famous people. Awhile back I was able ask Kevin Smith a question and get a response. Today it was someone I’ve been a fan of since I was, oh, about ten years old? John Cleese of Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, [...]
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We’ll miss you Craig
Craig Manganello really tried to convince me learn to play this here guitar this past spring, but I never followed through. Interesting coda to this? Pat took up the challenge and learned to play Wanted Dead or Alive, quite well! I hadn’t been in touch with Craig recently- because I haven’t been spending much time [...]
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Silent Bob Speaks (to me)
Seesmic hosted a fun little question/answer thing with Kevin Smith last week. I asked: Re: 6pm PT Wed. Kevin Smith Kevin responded: Re: @banannie Kevin Smith-Silent Bob Speaks Fun!
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Did Seesmic make them this way or just bring them together?
THIS is why I love the video conversation thing. Look at this post, and the previous ones. And these folks come together in real life, crazy things happen. Wow. Kisses to all of you! Mwah! That was fun!
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Now this is cool!
A birthday medley from Comedy Legend Cathleen Rittereiser, woohoo!
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Video Conversations with Celebrities
The world of video conversations and the technology and business behind it all is evolving rapidly and in really cool ways. Video comments are showing up on high-traffic blogs such as Techmeme and Mashable. People are talking about what would make it easier for communities and individuals to use this stuff (channels, better threading, grouping [...]
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What’s your favorite Beatles song?
This morning I posted to Twitter Good morning, tweeties! playing a little Beatles to get moving- Good Day Sunshine. and then I asked So, what’s your favorite Beatles song? Then I went into Seesmic and posted the same question. Which lead to a long, fun conversation there (click view thread if you only see one [...]
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The Seesmic Video (PodCamp NYC- Phil Campbell)
Note to self- when being interview on camera shove hands in pockets…
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New Seesmic video comment plugin
Now you can annoy me with videos as much as I annoy you . {seesmic_video:{“url_thumbnail”:{“value”:”http://t.seesmic.com/thumbnail/e6m4kd0Z3h_th1.jpg”}”title”:{“value”:”New Seesmic video comment plugin ”}”videoUri”:{“value”:”http://www.seesmic.com/video/hbWnUrVO3w”}}}
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Video Conversations of the Future?
I’d love your feedback- I’m putting together a presentation/panel for PodCampNYC next week and I’d like to know your thoughts on the future of online video conversations. Respond to me here, via a text or video comment, or on Seesmic (if you need an invite let me know.) Thanks!
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Seesmic and a tiny Frenchman
I know there are readers of this blog who have Seesmic accounts and aren’t using them (at least not to post videos, you lurkers you!) There are others who may have heard me speak of Seesmic but they don’t really know what I’m talking about. Finally, a look at what the hype/fun is all about, [...]
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Question for those who use Utterz & Seesmic?
I use both services but in very different ways. I think Utterz offers more but Seesmic offers a party. Thoughts?Mobile post sent by banannie using Utterz. Replies.
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Seesmic Culture
I’ve been using Seesmic for a few months now, and it’s fascinating watching a culture growing around the users. Seesmic is simply a tool, of course, but a tool used by humans, and as with any tool used by humans, it’s never quite as simple as you might think it would be. For the uninitiated, [...]
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Steps… 2007
One of the last items I posted to my old blog before moving to this one full time this past March was this by Ze Frank: Pertinent partial transcript: Sometimes I think about confidence, what it takes to get from zero to one. It seems like what you think about creativity can affect that confidence. [...]
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