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I'll still continue to blog here during the next two weeks, but will point you over to daily guest posts on Netsquared. At blogher, I attended a workshop on video blogging lead by Ryanne Hodson and Zadi Diaz. When I saw Steve Garfield model this technique in his workshop at Boston Podcamp , I realized my problem!
Take for example, the netsquared conference. Take for example the upcoming podcamp in Boston that is using a wiki for registration, program planning, note taking, and virtually all the logistical details or any of the barcamp gatherings. This model can also be scaled to an entire blog community platform. or furl.
I was inspired to do a regular summary after Deborah Finn assembled a Boston TechnoBabe Meta Feed. Maybe it is part of the gearing up for the upcoming session at Blogher called " Get Deeply Geeky." I'm awlways delighted to discover new (to me) blogs written by women who work in the NPTECH space.
This following week I'm going to Boston to receive an award from Inc. When Sophia contacted me and asked if I would talk here, my first thought was, "You know, I could talk here, but I just know so many amazing women who have stories that I want to share." What I do is, I write for several blogs, as she mentioned. So it's very exciting.
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