The crew at ITConversations has been busy producing more audiocasts of BlogHer sessions--as has a program that taped a conversation about BlogHer with Amy Gahran and Koan Bremner. Read on:
BlogHer Audiocast #2: Debate -- Play by today's rules or change the game?
Hear the debate between Charlene Li and Halley Suitt that launched a million posts -- see here, here, here, here, here and here for starters. (Original audio recorded by Susan Kitchens.)
BlogHer Audiocast #3: Audio and Video Blogging
Learn. This. Now. Master Lisa Williams and Ryanne Hodson deliver an outstanding how-to. (Original audio recorded by Koan Bremner.)
And a "feast for your eyes and ears..."
Koan Bremner announces today that:
"The interview for KGNU which Amy Gahran and I did back at the beginning of August (and which I previously wrote about here and here) has finally made it into the "On The Internets" podcast!"
The sound quality is fantastic. More here.
For the avoidance of *any* doubt... the "feast for your eyes" that I was referring to was Grace Davis on KRON-TV, http://gracedavis.typepad.com/i_am_dr_lauras_worst_nigh/2005/09/proof_that_i_sh.html
Posted by: Koan Bremner | September 12, 2005 at 10:36 AM
Then in the spirit of full disclosure I confess that I snagged the headline (with appropriate attribution) because I am feasting my eyes on all ya'll...
Posted by: Lisa Stone | September 12, 2005 at 10:52 AM
Ah, well, that's grand, then! :-)
(I just didn't want anybody getting the idea that I was being vain - an oil painting I am not, and I know it. Why else am I a podcaster and *not* a videoblogger?)
Posted by: Koan Bremner | September 12, 2005 at 01:49 PM
I have a photoset
of the Audio and Video Blogging session that has most of the webpages and slides which were shown (though the video images are first in the set then the podcasting).
Posted by: ari | September 22, 2005 at 02:09 PM
I really appreciated the information here. I don't know where all the women bloggers are either but conferences like blogher will help get the exposure for women bloggers, for sure. Very good discussions about pod and video casting!
Posted by: Christopher Klemm | September 23, 2005 at 04:53 AM