Podcasts about pab2010

TransCanada Transpondency a travelogue of sorts. Adam Gratrix at Podcaster Across Borders 2010 in Ottawa. Various scenes during Podcasters Across Borders conference at the NAC's Fourth Stage including the boat cruise, walking the streets of Ottawa, drinking at a pub, and reflections across from the Lord Elgin Hotel.   Music by Prizes (formerly Treasure)

TransCanada Transpondency a travelogue of sorts. Adam Gratrix arrives for Podcaster Across Borders 2010 in Ottawa. A binaural audio tour of the National Arts Centre.    

TransCanada Transpondency a travelogue of sorts. Adam Gratrix is headed for Podcaster Across Borders 2010 in Ottawa On the night before his flight, Adam wanders around during a neighborhood street carnival setting the tone for the trip. In Brampton, it's hookah smoking with friends and discussions on Global Carnival theory, augmented reality, and a post-Facebook internet. As a speaker PAB, Adam is still working out his ideas for his Cult of Listener presentation. Music by Prizes (formerly Treasure)

You Are What You Hear est une conférence-éclair de 5 minutes (jolt) que j’ai livrée samedi le 19 juin dernier à Podcasters Across Borders 2010 (PAB2010). L’événement avait lieu au Centre National des Arts à Ottawa. Visitez fono.ca Joignez-vous au groupe FaceBook de QuébecBalado Visitez mon profil sur FaceBook Visitez mon profil sur LinkedIn Visitez […] The post Québec Balado 060 | You are what you hear appeared first on Le Québec en Baladodiffusion.

At the time I recorded this show there were two great new media events taking place in the middle of June. That has changed. Podcamp New Hampshire 2010 was scheduled to take place the weekend of June 20, Father's day weekend, but it has now rescheduled to a yet to be determined date in October. What a pain that decision must have been to the promoters. It's still a great event to keep on your radar and you should seriously consider this once the new date is finalized. That leaves Podcast's Across Borders 2010, formerly held in Kingston Ontario, now relocated to Ottawa Ontario, June 18, 19 and 20. Bob Goyetche and Mark Blevis are the promoters of this even and you can find out more about them at Canadian Podcast Buffet. You can check out shows I've done in the past for both Podcamp NH 2009 and PAB 2009. By the way, Podcamps take place throughout America and around the world and they're great places to meet helpful, knowledgeable creative people interested in media, social networking and online branding. You can check out the Podcamp.org site for listings of shows in your neck of the woods. Remember, Podcamps are networking seminar events where everyone, including you, is the teacher. Most of these events don't even charge a fee to attend. Don't let the price fool you though, these are top notch gatherings that will help you connect with the top thinkers in the social media and networking world. The remainder of the show is about self promotion - your own self promotion. After attending a day long workshop about business strategies for the artist, sponsored by the Connecticut Commission for the Arts I came away a number great ideas to consider. I'll talk about the sessions I attended in another show. There were three separate seminars presented in Connecticut this past spring and you can hear the recordings online on their site. Recordings of sessions from the May 1st event I attended have not been uploaded yet, so keep checking. In the remainder of the show I talked about the power of talking about your plans with other people and how that helps shape and propel your vision. Making your dreams come true is also a creative act and it begins when you speaking them out loud.