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    Another Seesmic Vid: Riffing on Expression

    Tuesday, November 27th, 2007

    Yeah another Seesmic video … might not be a regular thing, but for now…

    Technorati Tags: Seesmic, video, web video, video blogging, self expression
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    FeedDemon Panic Button-Fix RSS Overload With One Click

    Monday, November 19th, 2007

    You all know that I a) read a ton of RSS feeds (probably over 600 now…and happy to add more) and b) love Nick Bradbury’s FeedDemon as my reader of choice.  One of the things about being subscribed to that many feeds that after a couple days, the number of unread items tends to get [...]

    Check Out the All New BlogTalkRadio

    Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

    Jim and I have been doing a show on BlogTalkRadio for a while now.  Although Jim goes nuts when I wing it, we do have a lot of fun.  This week BTR got a huge upgrade/makeover whatever.  CEO Alan Levy talks all about it with Scoble:

     
    Couple of the cool features I like are the new [...]

    Showing and Sharing the Power of Innovation and Collaboration

    Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

    I’ve been in Robert Sanzalone’s PacificIT chat for months now.  While I sometimes have to tune it out to be able to get stuff done (why is it that great chats come up when you have the least amount of time to join in?), I think we have a really cool back-channel on the online [...]

    Catch Scoble on The Social Media Club Show at 10 AM PT

    Friday, August 31st, 2007

    Ever wonder why I like BlogTalkRadio so much?  It’s so easy to have awesome conversations.  Like today Chris Heuer is kicking of The Social Media Club Show with none other that Scoble!
    Listen live or call in: The Social Media Club Show, with guests from north to south and east to west, each of us with [...]

    Could FeedM8 Help Me Monetize this Blog for Mobile users? [FM8307-29]

    Saturday, August 25th, 2007

    I found out about FeedM8 recently and describe it in my post on blognation Canada.  So part of the process is to “verify” my feed.  A good step.  There are enough blog scrapers out there, we don’t need another way for people to make money from our content!

     The button above is for mobile users [...]

    One By One Media is a sponsor of Blog Business Summit 07

    Monday, August 20th, 2007

    If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you know how much I love Blog Business Summit.  I’ve been to all of them thus far–Seattle (the first), San Francisco (the second), Seattle (the third)–but I’m going to miss the forth, Chicago.  Which is sad, but well I have a conflict, more on that later.  [...]

    In case you’re wondering…I’ll be doing a lot more blogging on blognation

    Monday, August 20th, 2007

    Although I am still fully involved in One By One Media and my two b5 blogs, I am also very committed to making blognation Canada a tremendous success.  So that said, if you don’t see posts over here, check there.  I’m probably covering it.
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    When Chris Pirillo calls … you’re going to be live

    Friday, August 17th, 2007

    Just in case you’re wondering, if Chris Pirillo calls you, on Skype for example, and says: “Hey I just want to test something…” That’s code for: You’re going to be live on the air.
    Yeah, he was testing a strange mashup with Skype for audio and video.
    My son had a friend over and they were wondering [...]

    When is it time to step out of the public eye?

    Thursday, August 16th, 2007

     Don’t know if I’m channeling Chris Brogan, or because I just met him I’m noticing his posts more or what, but this is another post that caught my eye today–
    While at Gnomedex this year, Britt Raybould, my new BFF (according to the Gnomedex Wheel-o-Likes-and-Similarities) asked me whether I ever got tired of being my public-facing [...]

    SEO fans rejoice–Matt Cutts’ Whitehat SEO presentation is finally available

    Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

    Remember my post from WordCamp about Matt Cutts’ Whitehat SEO presentation?  Remember how we were all chomping at the bit to get the slides?  Guess what?  They are up!  Matt has a nice, and in a very cheeky Matt Cutts style, post intro-ing all the goodness:
    Okay, I’ve got a bunch of pointers to summarize [...]

    Jason Calacanis mulls a Mahalo Ombudsman

    Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

    Jason ruffled his fair share of feathers during his talk at Gnomedex last week.  One of the questions/issues that kept coming up in questions was bias.  Jason admitted that there is bias.  There always will be bias,  but he is also committed to reducing it from Mahalo results as much as humanly possible.  I think [...]

    Chris Brogan’s thoughts on social networks are thoughtful and bang on

    Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

    How kind of Chris to provide me with such awesome material to start with…
    Social media. Social networks. If you add these to your venture capital pitch, you’ll get an extra ten minutes to propose your “next big thing.” Why, though? Why is it suddenly hot to be social? Being that I’m often surrounded by the [...]

    blognation Canada is officially live

    Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

    Sam and I officially launched blognation Canada this morning. Send tips and news to tris.hussey [AT] blognation [DOT] com.
    With a little prodding from Dan York (thanks Dan) I’m putting this announcement up in the main content area.
    On Monday blognation US and Ireland launched and today was my turn.
    It’s a lot of fun … and I [...]

    Guy Kawasaki’s thoughts on not needing an MBA

    Tuesday, August 14th, 2007

    Guy Kawasaki’s talk at Gnomedex (I think he put the slides online somewhere…have to check that) one hands down one of the best 2 or 3 of the conference.  This morning I was passed a link to an article with quotes from business leaders on how an MBA isn’t needed; and might even be detrimental [...]

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