6 Responses

1. Chris Brogan...

   31|Jan|2007 1

   Thanks, Bryan. I believe in you. I see you as the friendly face to new people entering this new world.

   I’m happy to know you.

2. Jameson Bull

   31|Jan|2007 2

   I love that line a lot! It really sums up why i subscribe to all the blogs/podcasts/videos that i do. i really like hearing from the people behind the feeds. There are a million technology/pr/media/triathlon/running… etc podcasts out there. I choose to listen to the ones that I do because of the people behind them, not necessarily just the content they create.

3. steve garfield

   31|Jan|2007 3

   Thanks! Last night was fun getting together in real life!

4. Bryan

   31|Jan|2007 4

   Agreed, Steve. Thanks, Chris. Right on, Jameson. There’s so much potentially good content out there. When all is said and done, I tend to read and listen to content from people that I like and respect and have gotten to know. It’s only natural.

5. Mitch Joel

   01|Feb|2007 5

   Subscribing to people is a two-way street. Bryper, this is an interesting post and it really has got me thinking. You’re right, I do subscribe to people as well. We’ll forgive not great Blog postings or Podcasts that aren’t all stellar because we believe in the person creating the content.

   Thanks for the kind words… you know I’m reading and listening and watching yours as well.

6. David Jones

   05|Feb|2007 6

   I can only imagine what it must be like to subscribe to people. I’m sure it won’t be long until you can get the RSS feed from someone’s life–The Truman Show 2.0. For now, I’m happy getting just the content people are syndicating.