Thursday, June 15, 2006 at 7:06AM The Bay Area is a live Web confabaganza these days, with Vloggercon last weekend, Podcast Academy 3 today and tomorrow, the Corporate Podcasting Summit next week, and Bloggercon the following weekend. Anyone who makes it to all four deserves free bandwidth for three months and a new pair of sneakers, at least.
Wednesday, June 14, 2006 at 3:01PM Last weekend's Vloggercon featured an IP Commons session it would have been fun/interesting to attend. Christine Herron blogged it: "The biggest question attendees had was about protecting their vlogs (or blogs). . . . " (There's a related forum topic, but no posts yet.)
Tuesday, June 13, 2006 at 7:53PM I've got that unmistakable "spent too much time at Disneyland" headache. And the Canters are still there, god love 'em. Enjoy the rest of your stay and safe travels home folks, thanks for the fantastic time!
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Tuesday, June 13, 2006 at 7:32PM Grey. Maurene Caplan Grey, that is (we were on the First Amendment panel at NewcommForum '06, hi Maurene), and she asks (or more accurately, encourages companies to ask): When is a Personal Blogger a Corporate Commentator?
Monday, June 12, 2006 at 3:58PM Blonde, please. Off with you to Blawg Review #61, where in addition to a passel of other great links, you'll find a pointer to Jeff Jarvis further exploring the work/Web/personal/boundary-blurring phenomenon I was blathering on about here last week in connection with the Ceballos decision.
