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Amber and Leo hit a virtual home run with Inside the Net 20: ReGenesis TV podcast.
This is a very powerful podcast that outlines what the TV show ReGenesis is doing to merge TV and the Internet into a single, seamless but still integrated marketing and promotional message. Plus it adds signficant value to the viewer/participant. Kudos!
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Just to keep everyone in the loop, I am having some web-hosting issues with TypePad and with the MP3 server at Geekon.com. I am trying to resolve them as quickly as possible.
UPDATE (Thursday, 5/4/06): Geekon.com is back up thanks to Harold Reed at DarnPC Podcast. TypePad was down because of DDoS, and then I moved some files to Libsyn and then they went down. Isn’t technology fun!
A new the new version of the D*I*Y Planner Hipster PDA Edition is released:
dj writes:
It’s been nearly a year in development, and has over a hundred printable templates for the compulsive tinkerers among us, including calendars, Getting-based forms, foldable covers, creative tools, a Getting reference card, and a tonne of other stuff. As usual, it’s completely free, released under the terms of a Creative Commons license.
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If you are interested in deploying Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) to a branch or remote office, then this podcast might give you a head start in determining a product to evaluate.
Technology and links mentioned in this podcast include:
And as in the podcast the costs for this setup was:
This podcast is sponsored by O’Reilly and Associates Safari Bookshelf online technical library.
(Size 2.3 MBs, Running Time 4:45)
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Future Tense’s Jon Gordon examines the latest security news from SANS in this May 1, 2006 podcast. I enjoyed the interview and the highlights. You can get the full SANS report via this link.
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Made it to Washington DC via Chicago from San Diego. Weather was "bad" in Chicago so we ended up about 2 hours late in DC, but still managed to make it to Georgetown for dinner at Nathan’s.
I caught up on a lot of blog post reading while on the airplane … bad news is that I missed that Doc Searls was in town last week in San Diego. I would have loved to have interviewed him for TechNewsRadio.com.
That is one area all the "Attention" economy should be focused on by integrating in the software agent technologies of the early-mid 1990s (remember Dr. Pattie Maes?!?) to alert me when someone who I "know" via blogging comes into my geographic region.
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Another Washington DC trip for work starts tomorrow – Monday (5/1/06)- and goes through Friday (5/5/06). I have to fly through Chicago on the way there, and then Dallas on the way back. Ugh … I wish there were more non-stop options.
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Today we are posting (Jersey Boys Podcast #17 for Friday, April 28, 2006) the second of our in-person interviews that my wife Christy and I recently recorded during our fabulous trip New York City in early April 2006. But before we get to the interview we play our personal "review" of Jersey Boys Broadway, and then the interview with J. Robert Spencer who plays Nick Massi in the Broadway production of Jersey Boys (he also played the same role in the La Jolla Playhouse production).
Make sure you listen all the way through and learn about our upcoming fan give-a-way contest that will end on May 5, 2006. Key clue: Get on the Jersey Boys Podcast Frappr Map!
Questions asked to J. Robert Spencer: What is your favorite thing about Jersey Boys? What is the difference between playing La Jolla vice New York City? How is New York City treating you? This is your second Broadway show, what was your first? What is it like to play Nick Massi? Do you have a "extreme" fan story?
Additional links mentioned:
Song segments played thanks to Rhino Records:
Feedback options:
(Size: 14-MBs, Time: 30:24)
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This podcast examines content from Fast Company and Network Computing. The links mentioned in this podcast includes:
This podcast is sponsored by O’Reilly and Associates Safari Bookshelf online technical library.
(Size 2.2 MBs, Running Time 4:40)
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This podcast reviews eWeek’s report by Charles Babcock on Red Hat’s recent annoucement to purchase JBoss that was published on April 17, 2006. Links mentioned in this podcast include:
This podcast is sponsored by O’Reilly and Associates Safari Bookshelf online technical library.
(Size 2.7 MBs, Running Time 5:45)
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Steve Holden's Blog 