Posted by geeknews at 11:15 AM on January 11, 2010
A great lineup of guest for our second live streamed event from the NBC Universal Main Stage @ CES 2010. A big thanks to the NBC Universal Staff and our friends over at NBC for letting us host this event from their main stage. I should also mention the folks from Sharp and their sponsorship of the New Media Lounge that we used as well.
On event #2 we have everything from robotic pets with a personality to green devices from C. Crane. A fun show as always here is the full lineup!
Ok folks CES 2010 is a wrap but we have 150+ interviews to get processed and pushed online. The regular podcast feed will go back to MP3 only starting with tomorrow nites show.
The last day Vegas is always a kind of cleanup day in that we hit the few remaining areas that we miss. Our pick of the days is a company, I completely forgot about. Kara how has been keeping us on schedule all week actually found our pick of the day.. Cool product, check the interview out after the wrap up show.
The team has been putting in a huge amount of hours and we did our wrap up show with a special guest from Sony. We also introduce our Day 2 pick of the day which is a interesting service that Andy discovered while searching the floor for unique products and services. Learn a little about what Sony has going on along with some pretty cool other products we review.
Also we think that you are going to love the discovery Jeffrey made.
CES 2010 Day One coverage is in the can and I can tell you we already have over 80 interviews. This is a record number, working with 2 full teams on the ground is going to create a lot of content that we will be putting online for several weeks following show. Of the 40 interviews done today excluding the 40 other interviews done at Digital Experience and CES unveiled the top 9 products we found on the show floor is highlighted below plus our pick of the day!
Over the past 18 months as you know I have been investing time and dollars and working through the challenges of putting out a decent video product. Up to this point it has largely been an experiment to see what works, and what doesn’t. I am geographically challenged here in Hawaii in that when I record my shows a large percentage of my audience is sleeping, thus live video has had its limitations.
While on travel last month, I decided to start posting the full video recording of the show to Blip.Tv and YouTube when I am recording in Hawaii. I will be doing this for the foreseeable future. With the capitol investment in the Tricaster last year, it has allowed me a lot of flexibility in streaming and post processing. While the time investment to do this is significant I feel over the long haul I will be better prepared for the shifting dynamics on how the world will be consuming content.
With that commitment I have decided to put some significant capitol expenditures to bring the video quality in line with the audio portion of the show. This will start with professional lighting and significant work to the studio to make it more camera friendly. Ultimately if my office/studio is simply not adaptable enough I am prepared to convert a portion of a 30×30 garage space I have to a new studio. The general contractor I had in yesterday laid out my options and we will be weighing the need to move forward on that.
Being I am a one man show, there is only so much I can do when I am live. Now that my son and daughter are getting older they are going to be taking a more active role with the video production which will let me focus on the content, plus they will get some serious production experience which if this pans out will lead to something bigger as they decide what they are going to do in life.
The Audio portion of the show will remain the main primary focus as is it pays the bills, so don’t worry that is a successful formula that is not about to be touched. The video portion of the show will be an ongoing work in progress, and while the content of the video portion of the show will remain the same, we may experiment with removing certain elements from the video version that are in the Audio. The reasons are quite obvious, to date there are no one man video tech shows without outside interaction that have reached significant audience numbers that put 75 minutes of content on the net twice a week.
While I have an idea for a segmented show, the resources and time to produce that are not there yet. At some point I may tap the resources here in Hawaii and bring in some help. But until then it will be a work in progress. As I improve the lighting and work on the video format I am sure you will provide me the feedback I need to make it work.
Posted by geeknews at 9:37 PM on September 25, 2009
In just a few weeks the Blogger and Podcaster event of the year gets underway in Las Vegas Nevada. BlogWorld and New Media Expo is now a combined event where Bloggers and Podcasters get to hang out together in a single event.
Not only will I be speaking but my company RawVoice will be exhibiting, we have some great swag to give away that we predict will be the coolest show swag at the event.
I will be speaking on Saturday at 11:30 on the topic “How to prep your show to make it Advertiser Friendly”. This is a session you will not want to miss, bring your pens because five years of experience in the podcast advertising space allows me to bring real experience and not just theory to the table.
Sadly we will miss talking with the folks from Podtrac and Wizzard Media who are competitors of ours in the space, but have opted to not exhibit this year for unknown reasons.
Make sure you stop by our booth Friday as we will be handing out tickets to a special event we are having Friday evening as well.
We are well prepared to talk to bloggers about the benefits of podcasting and they should stop by and have a chat with us as we have some cool ideas to share. You will want to get one of our custom-made T-Shirts as well that we feel will be a major hit.
Posted by geeknews at 6:28 AM on February 14, 2008
Cool It Systems has some of the best extreme gamer cooling systems. Those looking for some amazing over clocking cooling products for their computers need go no further. Based on feedback I have had from my audience over the past year I can endorse the Cool It System Coolers These are some great products.
If you want more information on Cool It Systems and info on future special offers please visit www.rawvoiceoffers.com and enter promo code “COOLIT” or visit www.coolitsystems.com
Final data of coverage here at CES it has been Andy and my privilege to bring you this content. We have a huge number of Interviews, and Product overviews for you in the coming weeks. Out take reel to follow in coming days
Posted by geeknews at 12:10 AM on January 10, 2008
Day Three coverage comes to you from the Zune Section of the Microsoft booth. Big thanks to the Zune team for letting us film this in a section of their booth. Check out the podcast suport on the Zune.
Benefit to Raise Money for One Laptop Per Child Please Donate via PayPal @ podcast@podcastconnect.com
UPDATE: The 24hr Podcast was completed this morning after 24 hours near continuous talk with the guest listed below having talked on a wide variety of topics including, Podcasting, Technology, Science, Family and Life.
We thank you for your attendance and participation. The recorded segments will be released at 24hrPodcast.com
$800.00 was raised for OLPC during the event!
Schedule of Guest that will be joining me! Hawaii is GMT -10
Over the past 18 months as you know I have been investing time and dollars and working through the challenges of putting out a decent video product. Up to this point it has largely been an experiment to see what works, and what doesn’t. I am geographically challenged here in Hawaii in that when I record my shows a large percentage of my audience is sleeping, thus live video has had its limitations.
