After powering my way through the book How to Get Ideas, by Jack Foster, last weekend, I’ve been paying some more attention to the very question that forms the title of this post. And what I’ve noticed is that my creative ideas are coming to me in the early morning, not long after I’ve gotten […]

A post by Chris Brogan yesterday announcing that PodCamp Europe will take place on June 12-13 in Stockholm, Sweden (wish I could go!) got me thinking: where else should PodCamp expand to?
Here are 10 possibilities I came up with during the breakfast hour today:

PodCamp Down Under. Either Australia or New Zealand will do. […]

The Community Show: PodCamp, PR Students Report, Social Media Book Launch, and Bum Rush the Charts
Hosted by Bryan Person. Recorded from historic Boston, Massachusetts, USA and published for Tuesday, April 3, 2007.
Hosted by Bryan Person. Recorded from historic Boston, Massachusetts, USA and published for Tuesday, April 3, 2007.

 

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Yes, Google got me.
Somehow, even after warning myself early yesterday morning to be wary of potential online April Fools’ Day pranks, I lost my marbles and fell hard for Google’s “Gmail Paper” announcement when opening my Gmail later in the day.
I told my wife that I had just read “big news” from Google, and then […]

Although I won’t be creating an original videoblog entry each day as part of Videoblogging Week 2007, I can do my part to promote the event by posting videos from others on this blog.
To get things started, here’s a funny bit from Mark Day explaning Videoblogging Week.

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There’s a very good reason I’ve become a regular attendee to the Boston Media Makers‘ monthly first-Sunday meetup: knowing that 20-30 creative and talented people from my city will be gathering in one place and will be feeding my brain with a month’s full of new ideas is just too good to pass up.
Here are […]