Podcast appearances and mentions of lon seidman

Lon Seidman discusses the Astronauts coming home and the splashdown in the water.

Lon Seidman joins us live from Las Vegas for 2025 CES

Brian Shactman discussed the heavy snowfall in DC , noting the high costs of skiing at Sugarbush and the lack of snow in southern Vermont. He mentioned the New England Patriots' loss of the top NFL draft pick and the firing of coach Jerod Mayo, with speculation on potential replacements like Mike Vrabel. The UConn women's basketball team faced a scare when Paige Bueckers was injured. The conversation also covered the upcoming Connecticut legislative session, financial resolutions, and the impact of rising oil prices. Additionally, the Golden Globes were mentioned, with Jeremy Allen White and Demi Moore among the winners. The conversation covered various topics, including the certification of the 2024 election, with Kamala Harris presiding, and the impact of tariffs on companies like Stanley Black & Decker, which could face a $200 million hit, and the Biden administration banned new offshore oil and gas drilling, affecting 625 million acres. The Connecticut Education Association supported the Social Security Fairness Act, benefiting 3 million public employees. The discussion also touched on the financial struggles of City Place One in Hartford and the valuation of UConn's athletic program at $178 million. Guests this morning included Jill Schlesinger discussing financial resolutions. Lon Seidman live in Las Vegas covering CES. Also the Connecticut Business Blend with Greg Bordonaro, Editor Hartford Business Journal. For today, we talk about Stanley Black & Decker making a major donation to Trump's inauguration, Hartford's largest office tower facing loan delinquency and UConn having the 71st most valuable sports program in the country.

Lon Seidman, Lon.tv Tech News and Reviews. Now available at @lonseidman NO Check Mark!

Brian Shactman and Matt Sirois discussed the holiday party, which faced severe weather, and Bill Belichick's move to coach UNC for five years. Belichick's deal includes full control, unlike his NFL tenure. They also covered the NBA playoffs, with the Knicks losing to the Hawks and the Warriors' controversial loss to the Rockets. The Red Sox acquired Garrett Crochet from the White Sox. Local news included a power outage in Hartford, a record-setting travel season, and the sentencing of a shooter. They also touched on AI's role in productivity and the potential impact of Twitter's new platform, BlueSky. Brian Shactman discussed the weather forecast, noting mostly sunny and cold conditions with temperatures in the 40s. Lon Seidman explained his decision to drop his Twitter Blue checkmark due to lack of value and poor analytics. He also mentioned exploring alternatives like Blue Sky and Mastodon. Brian and Mark Mitchell discussed the auto industry, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in the electric vehicle market. Jacqueline Gartner from Happily Furever After Rescue shared her experience starting a no-kill shelter and the challenges of pet adoption post-pandemic.

My newsletter: https://simonowens.substack.com/   Lon Seidman doesn't operate the largest gadget YouTube channel in the world, but he doesn't need to in order to run a successful media business. That's because he remains hyper focused on reviewing non-sexy products that sell in extremely high volumes. This has allowed him to build a highly lucrative affiliate business, not only on YouTube, but also on Amazon Video.   In a recent interview, Lon explained his methodology for picking products to review, how he optimizes his affiliate links, and why he's spending more time posting his content to decentralized platforms.  

Astronauts are stuck in space without a way home.  Lon Seidman talks about what they will do next.

Lon Seidman recaps the White House Content Creator Summit.

Lon Seidman on Lon.tv gives an update on the U.S. Astronauts still stuck in space at the I.S.S. How can this be happening. and what can be done to fix the problem? 

Astronauts stuck in space and a technology race for your wrists on Earth. Lon gets up up to date. 

Meta went down yesterday and the world went nuts!  Lon breaks it all down

Lon Seidman, Lon.tv, Tech News and Reviews.  A.I. Images, is there anything technology wise that we, the average person can do to stay safe?

Lon Seidman recaps the CES

Are major media companies spying on us? 

Lon Seidman from Lon.TV discusses the latest in the world of AI

Amazon Prime Deals Day is here.  Lon Seidman from Lon.TV talks about the different items on sale.

Lon Seidman from Lon.TV discusses the big Apple Event and the unveiling of the new iPhone

Lon Seidman from Lon.TV talks how users of Twitter are making money.

Lon Seidman explains why Smartphones will need to have replaceable batteries by 2027

Lon Seidman talks about Meta's new platform that is hoping to rival Twitter.

Lon Seidman talks about the latest from Twitter and some AI

Lon Seidman discusses Twitter and Substack

Callers continue to give their though on China and the Balloon. Does taking so long to shoot down balloon make the US look weak? Lon Seidman talks about A.I and where we can go from here.

Lon Seidman from Lon.TV discusses the latest from Twitter.

Lon Seidman from Lon.TV discusses this years CES out in Las Vegas and what he learned and what some things we can be excited about.

Lon Seidman from Lon.TV discusses the latest from Twitter.

Lobbyist Chris VandeHoef joins Brian for 2 hours and they talk with Attorney General William Tong about the Google Settlement.  They also discuss what is going on with Twitter with Lon Seidman.  And they finish up with Manchester Road Race Director Jim Balcome about the upcoming race.

Lon Seidman from Lon.TV talks about Elon Musk and the twitter sale.  Also, how important is the blue check mark to you? 

Lon Seidman, technology reporter at Lon.TV Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) NASA crashed a craft into an asteroid. 

Lon was live in Florida for the Launch of Artemis 1. 

Lon Seidman, Technology blogger and reviewer at Lon.tv   Elon Musk reveals more details about Tesla Robot, sees people gifting it to elderly parents.

Lon Seidman, lon.tv  talks about the latest Amazon outage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lon Seidman, Technology reviews and news at Lon.tv  EU rules to force USB-C chargers for all phones, Even Apple? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lon Seidman, creator of Lon.tv tech reviews and news. Re: Discuss Windows 11. What should people do, upgrade or wait?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lon Seidman, host of lon.tv tech news and reviews. Re: Facebook reportedly preparing to file antitrust lawsuit against Apple alleging abuse of power in forcing app developers to abide by App Store rules not followed by Apple-owned apps See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

December 18th 2020

Lon Seidman from lon.tv technology news and reviews calls to discuss the channel 8 and Dish deal. Who is to blame and why do things like this happen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lon Seidman previews the hot tech gifts for Black Friday and Cyber Monday! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lon Seidman didn’t launch on YouTube with the goal of becoming a top gadget reviewer. In fact, he stumbled upon that aspect of his career while struggling to run a video local news startup in Connecticut. Almost on a whim, he recorded a video review about one of the cameras he bought for his startup, and to his surprise, the video blew up. Flash forward a decade, and Lon now has tens of millions of views across YouTube and Amazon. He managed to carve out a niche among a crowded field of gadget reviewers, and he’s now making a pretty good living through a mixture of YouTube advertising, affiliate sales, and Patreon subscriptions. We walked through how he accomplished all this in our interview.

Lon Seidman from lon.tv discusses tech news and reviews and also talks about a woman suing Apple over a gambling app.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lon Seidman from lon.tv technology news and reviews talks the latest in the TikTok acquisition, should we worry and why would we care? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lon Seidman, technology reviews at lon.tv asks, is the latest iPhone worth the hype?

Lon Seidman of Lon.tv Technology reviews and news discusses yesterday's Apple announcements, and the end of iTunes.

Today on the show I get a chance to chat with Lon Seidman who runs the Lon.TV channel on YouTube which reviews all things tech for the consumer. We chat about how he got started and what is the future. The coffee that is along for the ride today is the Black and White Mocha from Starbucks.

068: Making The Transition To Full-Time YouTube Creator With Lon Seidman In this week’s episode, I chat with Lon Seidman from Lon.TV. He talks about his transition to full-time YouTube creator and so much more! Links Discussed In This Episode Canon 70D – A Fantastic Camera at a great price. TubeBuddy – A tool that makes your YouTube Life EASIER and Helps grow your channel. AudioHero – A Fantastic source for copyright free music to use with your content. The Netflix of AUDIO. Use our Code CREATOR at checkout for a special promotional price. Screenflow — A fantastic Screen Recording software for Mac to create beautiful screencast videos. Adobe Audition — Audio editing software. AudioBlocks – A Fantastic Resource for royalty free music. Connect Lon Here — YouTube Channel Social: Facebook — Twitter Support The YouTube Creators Hub Podcast Here: If this podcast is bringing you value SUPPORT THE SHOW AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: TubeBuddy – A tool that makes your YouTube Life EASIER and Helps grow your channel. Patreon – Get Your Channel Featured On The Show AND Acess to an exclusive YouTube Creators Facebook Group AudioHero – A Fantastic source for copyright free music to use with your content. The Netflix of AUDIO. Use our Code CREATOR at checkout for a special promotional price. Bluehost – If you need a website use this link to get a free Domain Name and a great deal on hosting.

In this week's episode of the YouTube Creators Hub Podcast, we talk with Lon Seidman from Lon.TV Resources From This Show: Final Cut Pro - This is the video editing software that Lon uses when creating his videos. YouTube For Dummies - Lon's book recommendation Other YouTube channels mentioned in this show: ClassicGameRoom Gamesack Lazygamereviews Vicenews I would like to personally thank everyone who listens to the show and let you know that I greatly appreciate it. If you are a fan of the show and you would like to see the show stay ad free I would really appreciate it if you would go on over to our Patreon page and support the show for as little as $1 and even get your YouTube channel featured on the show and a special link to your channel on our website!

This week Tim and Lon discuss the best stuff they saw at NAB 2014. Tim was at the show and had a chance to take a look at a lot of the latest gear first-hand.

Tim & Lon chat with the brilliantly creative Mark Malkoff. If you don't recognize the name you definitely will remember some of his work - like living in an Ikea store for a week, or flying around the country living on an AirTran jet for 30 days.  He has also produced content for My Damn Channel.

Ken Gagné and the class of PB403 interviews Lon Seidman, co-founder of the Independent Media Network and LocalOnlineNews.TV and host of CT News Junkie. The democratization of publishing heralded by the Internet has disrupted the traditional model of editor and publisher, giving independent content creators unprecedented opportunity to build their own brands. Seidman discusses how to leverage one's personality, monetize content, and create unique channels of news and YouTube videos. This interview was recorded before a live studio audience on March 13, 2014, and is available in both audio and video.

Ken Gagne, producer of the popular Gamebits YouTube channel, talks about some of the many challenges faced by gaming content creators. Ken talks about monetizing content, keeping his audiences engaged, and his accidental rise to YouTube stardom. All that plus the week's news!

Heading to South by Southwest? Our guest this week Sandra J Payne is, and she has a preview of what to expect at the annual event. Sandra Payne is an award-winning Writer/Director/Producer and president of the boutique production company, SPwrite Productions. She and Tim will be sponsoring a meet up of web series creators will be taking place on March 9, 2014 at 11 a.m. That plus the week's news and how to approach a large show at SXSW!

Dane Golden of the Tube Talk podcast joins us to talk about the week's news, including how YouTube and multichannel networks can continue to grow revenue for itself and creators. We also talk about how to earn additional revenue on your YouTube channels besides just accepting adwords.

This week we're joined by Rob Walch, the VP of Podcaster Relations for Libsyn - a hosting provider for independent creators. We talk to Rob about his two successful podcasts, Podcast411, and Today in iOS, and learn some of the ways to build and keep an audience. That plus the week's content news!

We are back for our first episode of 2014! Lots to talk about as Lon and Tim recently returned from Las Vegas and New Media Expo. Tim also went on a guided tour of the latest gadgets at CES. We're joined by Writer/Producer/Director Avi Glijansky who co-created the Ladies and the Gents - a great web series set in the bathrooms at a LA night club. Each script for the show was written by different writers. Avi talks to us about the series and how he and his team worked to produce the show in the most efficient manner.

This week Lon and Tim are joined by Rick Calvert, CEO of New Media Expo. Rick talks about the history of the annual gathering of independent content producers and how it's helped those producers grow their businesses. That plus the week's content news and a discussion on international monetization.

Lon & Tim talk about the upcoming New Media Expo in Las Vegas and why independent content creators should think about attending. That plus the Tweet Heard 'Round the World, YouTube gamers organize to avoid ContentID strikes, and the inside baseball surrounding Oscar nominations.

This week Dane Golden joins us to talk about why he feels subscribers are more important than views when it comes to building your YouTube channel. Dane posted his thoughts in a guest post on Zefr.com. Also we look at the ContentID issues facing gaming channels, plus a look at the week's independent content news.

This week Lon talks about an imposter who uploaded many of his Amazon reviews to YouTube, affiliate links on YouTube, Emily Graslie's commentary on video comment sexism, and the latest news!

No guest this week, but Lon & Tim talk about how to earn more revenue on YouTube, a look at the new game consoles, and the week's independent content news.

This week we're joined by David Peterson who designed the Dothraki language for Game of Thrones. He's also worked on a number of other productions, painstakingly inventing new languages for characters. David also serves as President of the Language Creation Society.

No guest this week but Lon and Tim share their latest tips and tricks for content creation. Tim talks about a great new Chrome-based browser that easily downloads YouTube videos for use in your projects (of course making sure you are licensed to use that content), and Lon talks about the growth of his YouTube channel.

This week we talk to AmberJ Lawson. She's the CEO/Co-founder of Comedy Gives Back - an online streaming telethon to raise money for Malaria No More. We also talk about Dailymotion, a video platform many people aren't using but maybe should be.

This week we're joined by Alonso Mayo, who has a fascinating new webseries called the Untitled Murder Project 2.0. The series allows viewers to choose the order in which they watch the murder mystery unfold. All that plus the week's independent content news.

New Media Expo is coming up in January and Tim gives us a preview of what to expect. That plus the week's news in video!

We're joined this week by Dane Golden who reviews some of the more recent YouTube changes impacting independent creators. Dane also talks about his GoldenEQ - a way of measuring a video's success based on its engagement. All that and more on this week's episode of Behind the Video!

This week Lon and Tim are joined by Lou Mongello, the face and voice behind WDW Radio - a podcast and YouTube channel that focuses on Walt Disney World. Lou, an attorney, gave up his law practice and moved to Orlando where he covers happenings at Walt Disney World full time. We talk to Lou about his podcast, his success, and how to build audiences for very focused content. Our producer, Jason Perrier, also joins us this week!

This week Lon & Tim welcome the Lizzie Bennet Diaries' Jay Bushman. Jay talks to us about how he used transmedia storytelling utilizing Twitter and other written formats to engage audiences and continue the story that was started on the Lizzie Bennet YouTube channel. That plus the week's video news and a review of the Chromecast!

This week we are back on Google+ Hangouts with a shortened Labor Day Weekend show. Shilpi Roy, creator of the hit show Hipsterhood, joins us to talk about the challenges involved with creating a web series. That plus a discussion about whether multi-channel networks are helping or hurting the production of independent content.

We're joined this week by guest Kai Hasson of Portal A. Kai has done some amazing work including White Collar Brawler, and the recent hit comedy trailer Naratu. Kai talks to Lon and Tim about how he built his company and how to market across different video platforms.

We talk a lot about video on Behind the Video, but what about independent musicians? This week we talk with John Fannon, formerly of the hit band New England, about his experiences publishing his own solo album. Can streaming services like Spotify provide revenue for small independents? Not likely. Traditional CD sales are still where it's at.

This week Tim & Lon welcome YouTube star Clintus McGintus. Clintus talks to us about maintaining a daily video posting schedule, building and maintaining an audience and more. That plus the week's independent content news.

This week Tim & Lon welcome Travis Richey, producer of the Untitled Web Series About A Space Traveler Who Can Also Travel Through Time. Travis talks to us about lessons learned promoting his many web series and sticks around as we review the week in independent content news.

Dane Golden of Hey.com joins Lon and Tim this week. We take a hands on look at Lon's Google Glass, learn how to stay out of trouble with the US Department of Labor when hiring interns, a new autonomous flight controller for the Parrot AR Drone, and we take a look at the week's news.

This week we're joined by Brian Rodda from Brian Rodda consulting. We talk about marketing your webseries and the mistake that many independent content creators make: neglecting to come up with a marketing plan and budget. That plus the week's independent content news.

This week we're joined by Babette Pepaj from Bakespace.com. Babette tells us all about her user-generated cookbook site and how they're integrating video into electronic cookbooks. That plus the week's independent content news.

Mildred Lewis and Adam Fox join us to talk about their company the Fox Lewis Project and their web series The Etiquette show. This week we look at the tough choices we have to make between what we want to produce and what audiences want to see.

We speculate about WWDC that was popping up after our recording. That plus building your own apps vs. using a company to help make one, a big uptick in Google's mobile video ad sales, and more.

This month on Open Apple, Mike and Ken chat with Lon Seidman, sysop of the Matrix Returns BBS and co-host of Behind the Video. The dial-up bulletin board is making a comeback, thanks to Warp Six and the Raspberry Pi! It’s so easy, anyone can do it — unlike buying an Apple-1, the going rate […]

This week on the show we take a look at the patent trolls suing major podcasters over alleged infringements. Ben Williams, otherwise known as Bendrix, joins Lon Seidman and Tim Street this week to discuss this issue and the latest video news.

This week on the show we talk about the announced Sesame Street movie, creepy ex-girlfriends on YouTube, and our frustrations trying to organize Pinterest. Brian Parker from OnTheHorn.com joins Goldie Chan and Lon Seidman for this week's episode.