PodCampWest 2006

PodCamp West

What is PodCampWest?

List of Attendees

List of Promoters

Day 1 - sessions

Day 2 - sessions

Blog

The Power of Unconference:

Who Should Attend

Event Info

SPONSORS WANTED!

Donate and Contribute!

Volunteers and Logistics

Promote, Evangelize - It’s Your Show

Behind the event

Media Enquiries

Tagging

Download Official ToolBar

Volunteers

Hotels

RSS feed of Blog

Media Kit

essions/Talk Page is open for editing - please add yourself to the schedule

PodCamp West After-Party - Saturday 18, 6:00 PM @ Cafe Du Nord

PodCamp West Sessions – Sessions page is now unlocked on PodCampWest Wiki

Volunteers needed to help record the Podcamp West sessions

PodCamp West – WiFi is up and running

PodCamp West Audio system – We need help

PodCamp West Count Down – 2 days left

Gold Sponsors

SPodRadio
Kiptronic

Silver Sponsors

Podkive
Etelos
Conduit
Microsoft

Friends of PodCampWest

Dave Winer
Gigavox
Liftopia
SoonR
IndieFeed
YouSendIt
Blubrry
Vizu Answers
The M Show

Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with “sketch”) Podcast Asylum

In-kind Contributors

Selectiva
FutureWorks
Vogele and Associates
ExploreCommerce

What is PodCampWest?

PodcampWest is Free BarCamp style UnConference, for bloggers and readers, podcasters and listeners, VideoBloggers and new media of all types. PodcampWest is free to attend and was inspired by PodCamp Boston. Continuing the momentum, we are bringing PodCamp to the West Coast, the hub of tech activity.

The Power of Unconference:

The power of an UnConference is you get FREE access to ideas, thoughts, best practices, and the true “wisdom of crowds” simply by registering and attending. An UnConference brings people with many different skill set together with the spirit of sharing and learning. We’re audio and video podcasters, enthusiasts, businesspeople, hobbyists, musicians, promoters, marketers, and people who generally want to understand more about the new media space. We would like everyone to participate in some form or another and learn.

We urge you to consider signing up to give a brief talk about your experience with podcasts (viewing/listening), or a session if you’ve got enough material to share with others. The sessions are held in the format of a conversation with the people in the room participating. Really shy or too new to the space? Join an informal round table talk, let others join you and ignite the conversations or participate in Podcasting demos and actual live podcasts as well!

Who Should Attend

Podcamp is for people interested in new media. Bloggers, Podcasters, Video Bloggers (Vloggers) are who the conference serves best. If you’re interested in doing something with new media, you’ll want to attend. Are you an individual or school or library wondering how to incorporate podcasting into projects and community events? Are you a corporation type wondering how you should get involved in new Media? Are you a venture group thinking about whether to invest in this new media space? Come to PodcampWest, you will learn and have the answers.


Event Info

Where: San Francisco
When: 18-19 November, 2006
Timing: 12 PM - 6 PM
Days: Saturday and Sunday
Venue: Swedish American Hall
Map: Click here
Address: 2174 Market St. San Francisco, CA

Want to be a Venue Sponsor? Send us mail at VicPodcaster (at) gmail (dot) c om or visit the Sponsors Page.

The Venue: PodCampWest will be held in San Francisco, California. Venue has access to a few large areas to assemble for sessions and areas earmarked for decompressing and for demo tables. It’s local enough to everything that you can ride a train, take a bus, get a cab. It’s VERY accessible to folks either coming from far away or locally. Parking is typically paid parking (really expensive) or typically difficult to find in San Francisco.


Register

UNconferences are FREE to attend for the community, but you do need to register to attend.

You do NOT need to be a podcaster or video blogger to attend. Whether you are podcaster, Video Caster or blogger looking to get ideas for your own show, you are all welcome to join in. Make sure you register, so we know that you are coming, and we can make the necessary arrangements & send you event related communication.


SPONSORS WANTED!

Announcing PodCampWest. PodCampWest is free for the community attendees.

Sponsor

SPONSORS: If you’re a business sponsor and are interested in being known as a supporter of new media and technology, please consider sponsoring in one of the many ways we have available to you to show your support. The community will thankyou and you will get visibility.

The following sponsorship opportunities are available…

Venue Sponsors
Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsor
Bronze Sponsors
Got Questions? Email us at VicPodcaster (at) gmail (dot) c om

or skype: VicPodcaster


Donate and Contribute!

Contribute Now!

Donors and Contributors: Dont’ have big bucks but want to support the community (or simply want your name printed on the back of the historical T-Shirt ;-) go to the Donors and Contributers page to contribute.

PodCampWest

We need your contributions and donations to make PodCampWest 2006 a success. Please choose from different contribution levels and choose the amount which is in your comfort zone.



Volunteers and Logistics

We need you to help with logistics on the day of the event and pre-planning sessions.

Volunteer

The plan behind unconferences like a PodCampWest is that everyone comes together to pitch in. Up front the most important things to find are sponsors, but UnConference is the fruit of labor of the whole community because everybody pitches in with some contribution, in one form or the other.

We’ll also want sponsors and help with a Branded T-Shirt for attendees (250 T-shirts planned), possibly a badge to wear during the event, and other swag we can mange. We permit sponsor logos on the arm, front and back of the tee shirt. Please visit the Sponsorship page for more details.

As the event unfolds, we’ll ask you for participation in something: a gear show-n-tell, audio podcasting rigs, video podcasting rigs, tips on formats, mash-up experiences, interviewing skills, podsafe music performances.

Wanted: Podsafe Bands for the event. Know someone who’s contributing their music under podsafe conditions? Send them our way.


Promote, Evangelize - It’s Your Show

SPREAD THE WORD: If you’ve already signed up, thanks! Please spread this around and get the word out. This is the event you DON’T want to miss, and I imagine some of your friends won’t want to miss it, either. We’re hoping you can attend this history making event and have great experience.

Add one of these buttons to your blog to help promote the event.

Make sure you add your self to the Promoters page (link love).

PromotedPodcamp

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<a href=”http://podcampwest.org”><img src=”http://startupnewz.com/podcasts/wp-content/uploads/2008/podcamp/promotepodcampwest.jpg”></a>
WeSupportPodcamp

Code to display this image:

<a href=”http://podcampwest.org”><img src=”http://startupnewz.com/podcasts/wp-content/uploads/2008/podcamp/WeSupportPodCampWest.JPG”></a>

FriendsofPodcamp

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<a href=”http://podcampwest.org”><img src=”http://startupnewz.com/podcasts/wp-content/uploads/2008/podcamp/friendsofPodCampWest.JPG”></a>

PodcampWest

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<a href=”http://podcampwest.org”><img src=”http://startupnewz.com/podcasts/wp-content/uploads/2008/podcamp/podcampwest-small.JPG”></a>


Behind the event

Organizers (aka who to call for help)


Media Enquiries

For media inquiries, please contact Vic Podcaster


Tagging

Are you going to be Promoting, Blogging, Podcasting, Video Casting, taking Pictures or documenting the event in any other format? Use ‘PodCampWest‘ and ‘PodCampWest2006‘ as your tags.


PodCampWest Group Discussions

Here is the PodCampWest group to enable conversations in the virtual world with the like minded people.

The group name is PodCampWest group in Yahoo! Groups.

Want to get involved in podcasting and new media on the west coast but can’t make it to PodCampWest? Your best bet is to monitor the group, the blogs and keep visiting this wiki.


List of Registered Attendees for Podcamp west

  1. Vic Podcaster of Hot From Silicon Valley, Organizer and Podcasting Evangelist, Founder and CEO Silicon Valley Podcasting Network podcampwest (at) gmail dot com
  2. Sierra Spencer, Hot From Silicon Valley, Media Editor,
  3. Cathy Brooks, Guidewire Connection, Analyst
  4. Tim Street, French Maid TV, Exec Producer/Likes Cathy Brooks’ Podcast
  5. Pradeep Sethi, http://psethi.wordpress.com , Solutions Architect
  6. Shahram Shokrian, Podcast Hosting PODKIVE, Hosting and Podcast Management System
  7. Jitu Mudhol, Event Logistics, Projector 2, Sponsor area setup and Fullfilment
  8. Milind, Event Logistics and Sponsor management
  9. Anthony Ansola, PodCast Marketing and Development for the Events industries and their vertical markets; can assist in organizing future events and can discuss the involvement of Podcasts to the special events, meetings, and entertainment related shows.
  10. Joy, Weekly Video Podcast
  11. Richard Miller, Sparkletack, Sparkletack: the San Francisco Podcast
  12. Havi Brooks, The Fluent Self, Habits Expert and Yoga Educator
  13. Robbie Trencheny Teen Podcasters Network, Teen Podcasters Network
  14. Bob Trencheny Teen Podcasters Network, Teen Podcasters Network
  15. Zoli Erdos Zoli’s Blog
  16. Kate Harper Podcast Reporter podcast fan, freelance writer and reviewer of podcasts.
  17. Daniel Terdiman www.news.com Senior Writer, CNET News.com
  18. Kathleen Craig, Wired News
  19. Martin McKeay, Network Security Blog, Computerworld
  20. Chris Heuer, Social Media Club, ChrisHeuer.com
  21. Sergei Malyovaniy, Concordia Consulting, your business regional partner in Eastern Europe and CIS, global mediator and consultant
  22. Nagaraju Bandaru, Boorah,Restaurant Search in SF Bay Area
  23. Sheila Gibbons, Library Technology
  24. Renee Blodgett, Blodgett Communications, www.downtheavenue.com
  25. Pete Grondal, Microsoft Corporation, Podcaster and Videocaster, Who is Pete Grondal?
  26. Yukako Tajima, Tajeep, podcasting to save the world , A big podcaster and Video Blogger from Tokyo Japan!
  27. Matthew Wayne Selznick, author of Brave Men Run - A Novel of the Sovereign Era (podcast, print, ebook, MP3 audio CD), founding member of the Podcast Guild, and DIY advocate. I will speak on the DIY ethic as it relates to podcasting, and I can contribute to discussions regarding podcasting print media.
  28. Leesa Barnes, Podonomics Podcast, Organizer of Podcamp Toronto and will lead a couple of sessions.
  29. Paul Puri, Podcaster, peacekeeper, founding member of the Podcast Guild.
  30. Mital Poddar, SwapThing.com VP of Marketing at SwapThing will set up a PodCampWest SwapCircle to enable the swapping of things and ideas. Also happy to chat about marketing.
  31. Ricardo Rabago, Organically Speaking Founder and President, OrganicallySpeaking.org
  32. Mike McAllen, Grass Shack Events & Media.com GreenPlanetFilms Green Stream Podcast Kiva.org Podcast, IAVA.org Podcast
  33. Grant Baciocco, Radio Adventures Of Dr. Floyd Radio Dramas - Acting, writing, producing, sound effects, using GarageBand to edit, etc.
  34. Dennis of Act!vated Storytellers
  35. Kimberly of Act!vated Storytellers
  36. Zephyr Goza of Act!vated Storytellers - weekly family podcast on touring, performing and storytelling.
  37. Dave Winer, Morning Coffee Notes, Scripting News
  38. Chris MacDonald, Liberated Syndication, IndieFeed Network We will talk about the Open Metrics Initiative and how to keep metrics data in a collaborative, public trust OpenMetrics.org
  39. Grace Davis, Blogger/Mother/Citizen. State of Grace
  40. Jenny Lauck, Another Blogger/Mother/Citizen. Three Kid Circus, Mommybloggers
  41. Nakedjen, Blogger/Holistic Healer/Citizen. Nakedjen, Dreamsweet
  42. Les Bain, The BizIII (Ideas, Information, & Inspiration) Daily Podcast
  43. Paul Kapustka VONosphere
  44. Sean Gilligan Vlog Central
  45. John C. Havens About.com Guide to Podcasting Hoping to attend virtually (live on East Coast) and present a session via webinar type platform on my recent White Paper on Podcasting: www.soundtheorywhitepaper.com (the real ROI for podcasting).
  46. Marnie Webb ext337.org
  47. Kevin O’Connor Lunar Design’s Icon-o-Cast
  48. Joseph Ruvel ForkAndPen.com
  49. CrittendenIV Fellaheen Radio Network, crittenden (at) gmail (dot) com, help with audio production and anything else you might need.
  50. Michael Calore from Wired News Monkey Bites Blog, I’ll be blogging and helping to get the word out.
  51. Chris Fisher from The Adult Space Child Free Podcast TASCF, I can help at the registration desk for an hour at the start of the event.
  52. Raines Cohen Aging In Community and Cohousing, you can reach me at my first name at the 3-letter version of the computer brand I use
  53. Erik Schwartz, FoneShow, Mobile Audio Media Delivery Platform - I can talk about making podcasts (amongst other programming) work on any cell phone
  54. Britt Bravo, Big Vision Podcast
  55. Kevin Peoples, Video Take One Productions
  56. Corey Denis, IODA Promonet, Not Shocking
  57. Scott Bourne (http://www.podcastingtricks.com - Co-Host MacBreakWeekly, TWIM, iLifeZone - OReilly Digital Media Podcast Blogger) Can speak, teach, cover the event for OReilly Blog, PodcastingTricks.com and discuss on my podcasts.
  58. Jason Massey Tribal Shout jason(at)tribalshout.com, podcast and audioblogging mobile access
  59. Bernadette Balla MBA Student, Representative from two startups-Flip Technologies, End2End Solutions, part of AMA Association. I know key people in tech magazines that can spread the word out, and i’m part of the young generation that can give two cents on what we think.
  60. Doug Dobbins Personal Blog, help with audio production and anything else you might need. Producer of Alternative Source and co-organizer of Seattle Mind Camp
  61. Laura Dobbins Personal Blog
  62. Rowan Fairgrove, Interfaith Today (podcast) I made your RSS blog feed available on Livejournal.
  63. Dwi Taniel, Junior TechPreneur
  64. Steve Rhodes Tigerbeat
  65. James Yu Shoutblog, BuzzShout, Founder of BuzzShout, video blogger
  66. Jonas Thornander Videographer and video editor
  67. Mozhdeh Eilbeig, Student at Foothill College
  68. Kevin Crossman The Frat Pack Tribute I’d be happy to discuss podcasting on a Mac, approach to a fan-based movie oriented podcast, and potentially other topics.
  69. Nick Gogerty, audio/video podcast audience growth tool http://www.inclue.com/friend/ takes 5 minutes i-tunes for the inbox.
  70. Allen Walker, Blog, i can help by being totally awesome
  71. Michael Rice Creator of the Cool As Hell Theatre Podcast, Would love to help spread the word. Can speak about what makes for a Cool As Hell Interview.
  72. Colette Vogele Podcasting Legal Guide, Vogele & Assoc., Stanford Center for Internet & Society. I can speak about legal issues, help with legal stuff for setting up the podcamp, live blog some of the events. I’d like to get people’s legal questions so that I can answer them on my forthcoming podcast series.
  73. Chris Jara, Nonmedia
  74. Gini Nelson, MA, JD, Engaging Conflicts Blog, wiki and podcast pending. Happy to promote; happy to speak about Cyberweek 2006 and online dispute resolution; professional development and marketing with the new media; and handling conflict in a high stress world.
  75. Vincent Woon, NUS Entrepreneurship Association,Personal Blog. Technology Tools Enthusiast, Commentary and Analyst
  76. Mohan Belani NUS Entrepreneurship Association, Personal Blog. Web 2.0 enthusiast, working on mobile social networking project
  77. Guangchen Wang NUS Entrepreneurship Association,New Media and Mobile enthusiast, working on voice application
  78. Joan Lockwood, Social Networker, Freelance Writer
  79. Patrick J. O’Hara, Podcast Development
  80. Ilann ormn, Podcast
  81. Mariam Ispahani, Saazeh, digital signage media
  82. Danil Sytnikov, (Kyiv, Ukraine)SenseAudio, Technologies for Audio Podcasting and Education. Electronics/Software/Audio Works. With hope to find partners.
  83. Giovanni Gallucci, Media Swamp Podcasting Network, The Agency Blog, The AgencyCast, Queso Compuesto Techs-Mex Podcasts
  84. Kai Chang, AutoBlogger Personal Blog
  85. Kris Olson, www.microsoftstartupzone.com, Web marketing
  86. Ajay Juneja, Speak With Me, Inc.
  87. Michael Chiu, Personal blog, enthusiast of new media and venture capital partner looking to make investments in new media and digital content
  88. Kara Swisher, Wall Street Journal
  89. Tony Gentile, Health Matters HealthBlog Network and buzzhit!
  90. Enoch Choi, Healthline Tech Medicine, medmusings, Choi Boy’s Blathering
  91. Nichole Khan, Voce Communications, New Media Research
  92. Brad Baldwin mCast Productions, Rocky Mountain Voices on PodTech
  93. Eileen Zar, writer
  94. Gregory Wilker, video/web producer, http://www.gregorywilker.com
  95. Mary Hodder, Dabble
  96. Bernt Wahl, iSchool, UC Berkeley
  97. Victoria Murphy Barret : http://Forbes.com : Associate Editor, Silicon Valley Bureau, Forbes.com
  98. Kevin Mateo Lim, UC Berkeley School of Information
  99. Ben Heskett, Kiptronic, podcast sponsorships
  100. Jonathan Cobb, Kiptronic, podcast sponsorships
  101. Kristie Wells, BrainJams and Social Media Club
  102. Chris Christensen, Amateur Traveler Podcast
  103. Dave Koberstein Tribal Shout podcast and audioblogging mobile access
  104. Brian Solis Briansolis.com Blog
  105. Charles Hope, Blip.tv
  106. Justin Day, Blip.tv
  107. John Foster, This Week in Media
  108. deeje cooley, Dynamic Media Organization @ Adobe, http://blogs.adobe.com/deeje
  109. Schlomo Rabinowitz Echoplex Park
  110. Steve Sergeant The WildeBeat I can talk in depth about audio technology, especially about microphone design, and larger audio system and broadcast studio design.
  111. Andy Jagoe 3jam
  112. Melissa Gira Sexerati, whorecast
  113. Natasha Robinson Web Associates & That Girl From Marketing
  114. Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with “sketch”) Podcast Asylum
  115. Doug Kaye GigaVox Media and The Conversations Network . I’ll talk about The Levelator: How it works and how to use it.
  116. Fred Castaneda Arriba! Folklorico Music and Dance of Mexico. I would like to talk about The Danger of Podfading.
  117. Cornelia Jarica [www.CorneliaJarica.com] and [GreenAnalysisLabs.com]
  118. Scott Simpson, interested in all things -casted
  119. Patrice Curtis, Curtis Research Group Intl. LLC (CRGI)
  120. Ted Tagami Universus Networks, LLC
  121. Benjamin Bratt, (important company name here) somewhat connected to Something to be Desired
  122. John Ince PodVentureZone: Podcasts for the Venture Capital Ecosystem
  123. Dean Alex and Dean: Gay Men Talking Alex and I are gay husbands that talk about our daily lives together.
  124. Obadiah Greenberg UC Berkeley podcasts, Personal blog. Podcasting and open access education.
  125. Shiraz Kanga BlogEverywhere allows you to listen to podcasts while surfing the web I am the founder and CTO of BlogEverywhere.com and we can provide podcasters with free IE & FF toolbars branded with their logo and pre-subscribed to their podcast/RSS Feed.
  126. Christian Perry | ZapTix
  127. James Littlejohn | mepath
  128. Veronica Belmont | Buzz Out Loud I produce and co-host Buzz Out Loud and MP3 Insider podcast for CNET, and I also host the Crave video podcast.
  129. Ryan Block | Engadget Co-host of the Engadget Podcast, Managing Editor of Engadget.
  130. Kris Smith, Palegroove Studios and Croncast | I’ll can offer talk about web design for podcasting, podcast consulting, authenticated RSS feeds or the need for more tools produced by podcasters.
  131. Jason Thrasher, My Blog | Tools for Teams
  132. Micki Krimmel, Revver | Mickipedia.com I can talk about monetizing video podcasts, copyright concerns and keeping the new media new.
  133. Jennifer Leonard, My site | My soon-to-launch podcast
  134. Jerry Franklin, Audacity Audio Minute and The Good Dog Show | I can help with basic and intermediate production techniques using Audacity. I’d also like to share knowledge about how corporations are using podcasts.
  135. Giselle Bisson, Visibility Blast As an internet marketing and visibility expert, I can help teach podcasters how to make themselves famous and drive attention to their podcasts. I am also co-founder of Digit, a new stealth mode Web 2.0 video startup. Digit: Finally, Internet video worth paying for!
  136. Elizabeth Sterling, 83Bits Web developer, blogger, storyteller (Always Sababa: Words, Art, Fiction launches Nov 11) | I can talk about using various open source content management systems to create your blog or new media channel on your own server. Why would you want to? How hard/easy is it? What are some of the options out there?
  137. Kenji Kato, This Week in Media, MacBreak, Pixel Corps & Edge-Runner | Technology Media Fusion Specialist and Podcaster. I can talk about Podcast production involved with TWiM and MacBreak as well as new media production.
  138. Hillary Hartley 3to5.com | web 2.0 enthusiast, corporate podcaster
  139. Puneet Gupta Connectbeam.com
  140. Surya Hotha, An avid blogger.
  141. Cynthia McCune, [http://www.mccunications.blogspot.com/], blogger, academic, wannabe podcaster
  142. Abbe Patterson, www.soonr.com
  143. Paul Lancaster, www.utilityserve.com — wannabe podcaster, starting to blog at www.colocationblog.com
  144. Abi Kariguddaiah — Entrepruener, Currently Director, Bus Dev & Prod Mngmnt @ Raining Data Corp.
  145. Michael Bazeley, Senior Web Editor San Jose Mercury News
  146. Evelyn Chung Nayio Media
  147. Jeremiah Owyang Web Strategist Joining Podtech.net very soon
  148. Andrew Touchstone, marketing associate [ http://www.vizuanswers.com ][ http://www.vizu.com ] interested in talking w/ bloggers re: web polling
  149. Manu Kumar sneaker.org
  150. Marisol Segal IODA Promonet
  151. Gianluca Grechi [ http://www.mylcast.com ]
  152. Stefano Caccia [ http://www.mylcast.com ]
  153. TechRabita, Technology Rabita , by Abdulrahman “Abbey” Rafiq,
  154. Steffan Heuer, brandeins Magazine
  155. Florian Brody, YouSendIt
  156. Nate Pagel, CEO, Podaddies - Podcast Video Advertising
  157. Al Nevarez Web Page to Podcast — RSS enthusiast, weekend hacker, product manager
  158. Robert Boyle, CTO, Podaddies - Podcast Video Advertising www.podaddies.com
  159. Steve Sloan, I teach a podcasting class at San Jose State University jmc163.wordpress.com, I work there also and am a new media evangelist at the university http://sloantech.blogspot.com/ and will do what I can to help.
  160. Shannon Newton, New Media Content Producer, Nickel Tour Productions.
  161. Ian McCarthy, Orb Networks
  162. Max Staffin Max Growth Strategy
  163. Jamie Warden TalkShoe
  164. Mark Juliano TalkShoe
  165. T.J. DeGroat GUBA - blogger, community advocate, writer. New to the video world.
  166. Robert Safuto Raw Voice - Director of Marketing for Raw Voice, the folks behind the blubrry podcast community. Serial podcaster, blogger and social media rabble rouser.
  167. Adam Hochman webcast.berkeley.edu. Open Content in Education, Podcasting.
  168. Farrukh Shah Khan, Producer, World Business & Technology TV Show and on internet http://www.WBT-TV.com
  169. Garland Thompson Jr. Podcaster, Poet, Producer, Director, Actor & playwright. Host of “Sunday Go To Meetin’ - the podcast that’s never on Sunday!” available at http://gtpoet.blogmatrix.com - available to present, moderate & help out in general
  170. JD Lasica, co-founder, Ourmedia, jd-at-well.com
  171. Jay Dedman my blog jay.dedmanAtgmail.com
  172. Ben Jolitz Telemuse Networks
  173. Oliver Hanisch http://www.redherring.com
  174. Sonia Schoeler http://invest-in-bavaria.org
  175. Nolan Apostoli, Producer, Director and PodCast Manager. We also have lots of audio and lighting gear, and a good team who, time permitted, can help in whatever area is needed.
  176. Erik Burns, BumpQ co-founder, new social media
  177. Ken Priore, Attorney
  178. Sarah http://www.BentoTV.com
  179. Mike Rouan http://www.boxingtimes.com
  180. Adriana Gascoigne GUBA - director of PR.
  181. Bill Frater http://FreightTrainBoogie.com - podcaster
  182. Cez Goncalves Just Good Music
  183. Jeff Daniel Rock River Music President Rock River Music.
  184. Michelle Clay, chasing cacti
  185. Alan Baker, alt.npr Ratcasts podacst - Pinot 2.0
  186. Reena A Jadhav, Chief Marketing Officer, Conduit.com
  187. Marc Horowitz, Braintrust, interventionologist and experientology ineedtostopsoon
  188. Nick Swerdlow, 4INFO - enabling bloggers to make money from their blogs by making their content available on a mobile phone
  189. Greg Albrecht the letter g A San Francisco Podcast featuring music of all styles, genres and db levels. I will be attending and discussing how to get a podcast off the ground with little or no knowledge of studio recording, web hosting, complex xml or personal capital expendature.
  190. Rob Gamble, myPodMentor Podcast, Mentoring & e-Business Consulting
  191. Craig Syverson gruntmedia.com
  192. Marjorie Kase, MeeVee.com, Managing Editor
  193. Andrea Heuer
  194. Raju Vegesna, Zoho
  195. Vassil Mladjov, Blogtronix.com, Enterprise 2.0 Blogging, Wiki, RSS, and Social Networking
  196. Patrick Reilly, Intellectual Property Society, educational collective focused on improving the quality of public discourse concerning intellectual property issues,
  197. Nima Dilmaghani, Microsoft Blogger
  198. Danny Kolke, President and CEO, Etelos
  199. Rob Gamble, MyPodMentor
  200. Evan V. Reece, Co-founder, Liftopia, Inc.
  201. Ron Schneidermann, Liftopia, Inc.
  202. Michael Johnson, Exec. Producer, PodTech
  203. Vivek Sodera Co-founder, Rapleaf
  204. Jean Marie Reed, founder ScienceAisle5 (new podcast in stealth mode)
  205. Adam Bellin, V.P. Interactive, Ten Plus Entertainmen
  206. Dagmar Austin, ScienceAisle5
  207. Michael Geoghegan, GigaVox Media
  208. Uta Ritke, 49Sparks
  209. Chris Ritke, 49Sparks
  210. Carlos Rodarte
  211. Kimon Cambouroglou
  212. Denise Rouan
  213. David Martin, Host of PlanIt Podcast Party, Meeting and Event Show
  214. Steve Smith, in the process of making an animated series and am video podcasting my progress. I can lift and move things, clean up, and help in general.
  215. Brian Walsh, Castfire,
  216. Dave Mcclure, website: 500hats.com, blog: Master of 500 hats
  217. Joe Klein, The Podcaast Voice Guys I am a provider of voice-over and content enhancement services for podcasts and video blogs. I’ll be participating in the “Podcast Veterans” panel on Saturday and speaking about advanced audio production on Sunday.
  218. Eli Spector, CTowerpod.com, SpinXpress, My Blog
  219. Giselle Bisson, Giselle Bisson Communications, Co-founder of Digit distribution, a stealth-mode startup that is streaming DVD quality film on ordinary DSL lines.
  220. Patrick Reilly | Intellectual Property Society We produce forums and events to improve the public discourse concerning intellectual property rights.
  221. Felix Solomon, (www.california.com/~directory) Technical Editor of the Event City Premier Magazine, online service portal publication for the Events & Creative Industries. Can help with set up, system networking and marketing through our vast email contacts and future Podcasting Shows
  222. Myron Lee, public relations
  223. Joanne Wan
  224. Juan del Real, My Blog, Web Marketing Manager for Wyse Technology
  225. Michael Butler, Rock and Roll Geek ShowArtist Relations -Podsafe Music Network ,Rock and Roll Geek Show Host,
  226. Brian McQueen, YouSendIt
  227. Allison Smith, [www.nayiomedia.com]
  228. Jenna Young, [www.myspace.com/paradigmgirls/] Paradigm Girls Podcasting, Gypsy Girl and Sub Girrl
  229. Cassandra Perryman, [www.myspace.com/paradigmgirls] Podcaster, Event Coordinator, Promoter, and generally crazy chica.
  230. JADonnelly,MadPod.com, Dummycast.com, TestDriveGirl.com, PawShow.com, TennisTips, Techy2.com, Sexy Celebrity Interviews, Podcaster, Video/TV Producer, Musician, Vlogger
  231. Marcus Couch, The Scene Zine, Podshow Music Rewind
  232. Rafael Sosa, Rafael Sosa
  233. Angelique Acevedo
  234. Tom Krymkowski, audio engineer, writer, videographer
  235. Jitendra Gupta, Blog, Founder-youKarma.com,
  236. Ben Hubbard, UC Berkeley Webcasts and Podcasts, Event production, infrastructure, open access to educational content.
  237. Wolfgang Boeck, http://www.aishamedia.com
  238. Amir Jaffer, http://www.aishamedia.com
  239. Michael Wyszomierski, Home of the Wysz, Video and Internet Geek
  240. Peter Sennhauser [http://www.swissreporter.com]
  241. Ori Birnbaum, rayv.tv ( Viva la RayVolution)- I can talk about peer 2 peer live streaming. ( aka : people’s tv)
  242. Teach Mayer, underwear specialist.
  243. Bill Swerb, junk at BayTaper dot com, Bay Area Music Blogger
  244. Kimo Crossman, http://www.webnetic.net
  245. Barbara Podcaster, Palo Alto 360 Podcast
  246. Jim Northrup [ http://www.kiptronic.com ]
  247. Sam Levin, [http://www.coolmacpicks.com] Audio/Video Podcast & Inside Mac Radio, MacMinute.com
  248. Ranger Craig, Alcatraz Island National Park Ranger
  249. sean barry, podcaster,seanoandjefe.com
  250. Karim Tahawi, My Currency Co..
  251. Stefanie Bass, Event City Network Beta Site - Photographer & Sales Manager of the Event City Emporium Product Podcasting Station –
  252. Michael Nichols, Michael Nichols — — Attending Sunday — at >Play conference on Saturday.
  253. Michael Ludwig
  254. John Duhring, PodClick, Producer,
  255. Jake Ludington, Jake Ludington’s MediaBlab, Producer
  256. Alex, Alex and Dean, Gay Men Talking
  257. Brooke Schumacher, eMarketing Talk Show Podcast, co-host of internet marketing show
  258. Holly Hess, TestDriveGirl.com Madpod.com
  259. Tyler Ortman, No Starch Press.
  260. Doug Price, The Radio Adventures of Doctor Floyd, Voice of Doctor Floyd and Microphone Cord Wrangler
  261. Jim Nieters, The Balancing Point, Dedicated to podcasting Chinese medicine through “The Balancing Point.”
  262. Quezon Mangawang:
  263. isobel McKenna, (http://123listen2me.com)
  264. Radi Shourbaji, NaSPA
  265. Dan Beltramo, (http://www.VizuAnswers.com), Co-Founder, Vizu
  266. Nicky Morris 3B.net nicky at 3B dot net
  267. Nick Hardie
  268. Marcus Couch
  269. Barbara Couch
  270. Scott Cardoza, VP Sales, Kiptronic
  271. Sanford Barr, STIRR
  272. Molly Haselhorst, fogtown
  273. David Van Nuys[http://www.shrinkrapradio.com]
  274. April coffey
  275. Scott Bourne, Apple Phone Show - Girls Gone Geek , President - Podango Productions

PodCampWest Promoters

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The following folks from the community are helping promote the PodCampWest. A BIG Thank you to all for pitching in.

PodCamp promoters

(We recommend the following format: Name, Link to your blog, About yourself)

  1. FoneShow Blog : http://foneshow.blogspot.com/ : FoneShow has developed a unique platform that lets users consume podcasts and other short-form audio on their cell phones.
  2. Matthew Wayne Selznick, The Brave Men Run Podcast Novel, Sonitotum, the Podcast Guild. Matt Selznick is an author, editor, writing coach, musician, podcaster, and advocate for the DIY ethic.
  3. Interfaith Today : http://www.interfaithtoday.org/ : This podcast highlights the work of the global Interfaith Movement.
  4. Pradeep Sethi Pradeep Sethi’s Blog
  5. Another Blogger/Mother/Citizen. Three Kid Circus, Mommybloggers : http://www.threekidcircus.com/threekidcircus/
  6. Jonas Thomander : http://www.sanojfilm.se
  7. Giovanni Gallucci : http://www.theagencyblog.com/ : http://www.mediaswamp.com/
  8. Colette Vogele : http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blogs/vogele/ : Colette Vogele heads the firm Vogele & Associates advising individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations on a range of intellectual property questions (including copyright, trademark, trade secret, patent, and privacy issues) as they relate to technology, new media and the arts. As a fellow, she has recently completed co-authoring the Podcasting Legal Guide: Rules for the Revolution.
  9. Martin Mckeay : http://www.mckeay.net/ Network Security Blog, http://www.computerworld.com/blogs/blog/61 Computerworld : Network security professional
  10. Les Bain : http://www.biziii.com/ Mike Hughes and I create a daily three minute podcast about the converge of media and technology.
  11. Brian Solis BrianSolis.com Blog
  12. Spodradio SPodRadio Delivering the Total Radio Experience to mobile broadband users.
  13. Brad Baldwin, Personal: House of Baldwin and Rocky Mountain Voices, a PodTech.net content parter site devoted to technology, entrepreneurs, business, and lifestyle podcasts in the Rocky Mountain region.
  14. Sallie Goetsch, Podcast Asylum and Author-ized Articles, podcast evangelist and ghostwriter.
  15. Gini Nelson, MA, JD, Engaging Conflicts; online dispute resolution, professional development and marketing using the new media; podcasts and wiki pending.
  16. Jason Thrasher, My Blog | Tools for Teams
  17. Robert Safuto, Awakened Voice
  18. Paul Springer, Brian Solis flowers shop StarkeSF
  19. Brian Solis PR 2.0
  20. Vic Podcaster PodCampWest Blog
  21. Rob Gamble, myPodMentor Podcast
  22. Eric Swan, Pitch! Podcast

VOLUNTEERS AND LOGISTICS

We need you to help with logistics on the day of the event and pre-planning sessions.

The plan behind unconferences like a PodCampWest is that everyone comes together to pitches in. Up front the most important things to find are sponsors, but UnConference is the fruit of labor of the whole community because everybody pitches in with some contribution, in one form or the other.

As the event unfolds, we’ll ask you for participation in something: a gear show-n-tell, audio podcasting rigs, video podcasting rigs, tips on formats, mash-up experiences, interviewing skills, podsafe music performances.

Volunteers:

Add your name, What you can do, Contact Information**

  1. Vic Podcaster, Sound System, Projector 1, Big Presentation Hall 1 and MC
  2. Jitu Mudhol, Event Director - Event Logistics, Projectors, Sponsor area setup and Fullfilment
  3. Sandeep, Event Logistics
  4. Cornelia Jarica, Registration Desk
  5. Sierra Sponsor, Registration Desk and Sponsor coordination
  6. Larry - Wireless and Wired Network Connectivity Guru
  7. Pradeep Sethi - Diving catches :)

PodCamp West Waver

Terms

1. You waive the right to sue PodCamp West, its organizers, participants, agents, proxies, and representatives for any reason.2. You agree that any and all content created will be irrevocably licensed under the Creative Commons By Attribution Share Alike license.

3. You agree not to use or derive anyone else’s content which you do not have permission or rights to use.

Attending PodCamp constitutes full acceptance of these terms.


Day 1, Nov. 18, Saturday - Sessions

Hi everybody,

We are almost done with putting Panels together. Please do not add any content or modify Track 1, unless you are on the Panel and are adding information about yourself or your panel.

Please add your session/talk to the Track 2 below. This Wiki page is now open to editing.

As a courtsey to others, please only add or modify your sessions.

Thanks,

-Vic Podcaster

Sessions:

Sessions spread over two days will focus on planning for content, content creation, content publishing and subscription models, production quality, tools, recording techniques, video composition, editing skills, audio & video post production techniques. Also included are sessions on Monetization of New Media formats, Podcasting and Video Blogging and impact of new media on business, Directly communicating with customers in Web 2.0 world, New Media marketing and public relations. The sessions are held in the format of a conversation with the people in the room participating actively.

TRACK 1

TRACK 1 Main Hall - Saturday - November 18th.
Session 1 (12:00 - 12:40pm) Welcome to PodCampWest and Keynote Panel: Future of new Media
Session 2 (1:00 - 1:40pm) Up and running with Podcasting (Panel) - Sallie Goetsh, Kris Smith, Jerry Franklin, Kevin Crossman, Greg Albrecht - Topics discussed will include - What the heck is podcasting, How easy it is to get a podcast off the ground, Podcasting on a Mac, Web design for podcasting, Using open source tool Audacity for Production and Production techniques, What is syndication, RSS feeds and authenticated RSS feeds
Session 3 (2:00 - 2:40pm) Veteran Podcasters’ Share the Tips and Tricks/Do’s and Don’ts (Panel) - Joe Klein, Michael Geoghegan, Michael Butler, JaDonnelly, Vic Podcaster, Marcus Couch - Long-time veteran podcasters pass along their experience and wisdom. Topics include starting a podcast, promoting the podcast, building and maintaining a loyal listener base, keeping the content fresh and compelling and resisting premature “Podfade.” Learn from seasoned pros who have enjoyed ongoing online success.
Session 4 (3:00 - 3:40pm) Legal Issues related to Podcasting and Copyrights (Panel) - Colette Vogele, Micki Kimmel, Gini Nelson
Session 5 (4:00 - 4:40pm) Understanding the Voodoo of Greenscreen - Alex Lindsay - Learn what makes a difference and how to make the most of greenscreen video. Alex Lindsay from the Pixel Corps will walk you through the technical aspects of greenscreen removal while keeping the conversation easy for even beginners to understand.
Alex Lindsay worked on “Star Wars: Episode 1″ at Lucasfilm and then as part Industrial Light and Magic’s “Rebel Mac Unit”. He has since founded the Pixel Corps, Guild for Content Creators and dvGarage, a developer of tools and training for the visual effects community. The Pixel Corps has 18 podcasts in production or pre- production including Macbreak, Macbreak Weekly, The VFX Show, This Week in Media, and Inside the Black Box.
Session 6 (5:00 - 5:40 pm ) Greenscreen Shooting live demo - Alex Lindsay See an actual greenscreen shoot take place while Alex talks about the do’s and don’ts of sreenscreen set-up and shooting. You will learn how to light and manage a greenscreen shoot so that you can get the most out of whatever equipment you have. Alex will show both DV and high-end 1080p HD shooting.
PodCamp Party (6:00 - 8:00pm) After Party at Cafe Du Nord Bar for PodCampWest attendees only- Please ensure that you are pre-registered on Wiki ( By registering on Wiki you will automatically make it to the guest list.)

TRACK 2

Please add your session here if a slot is open. Here is the format we recommend you follow:

Title of your talk, your name, your email address, description of your talk so others know what to expect. If all the slots are full email, explore the possibility of doing a joint talk/session with one of the speakers by emailing him/her directly.

When you are adding a session, make sure, you are not talking about your company or how great your product is throughout the session. Some self promotion is OK, No hard selling please - respect others time. - Thanks.

TRACK 2 Hall Upstairs - Capacity 60
Session 1 12:00 - 12:40pm – None planned — Opening of PodcampWest and Keynote
Session 2 1:00 - 1:40pm open Slot - add your seesion here
Session 3 (2:00 - 2:40pm) Podcasting on a Budget: Tips on how to create, distribute and promote audio or video without emptying your wallet. Robert Safuto, Blubrry
Session 4 (3:00 - 3:40pm) Demo by Conduit and Etelos (Podcamp Silver Sponsors - thank you for making event happen by supporting it - Organizers)
Session 5 (4:00 - 4:40pm) Podcasts, Reviews, Blogs - What are they worth to a consumer - Nagaraju Bandaru (Founder & CTO of Boorah)
Session 6a (5:00 - 5:20 pm) The Levelator: How it works, how to use it, and what’s next in podcasting tools. Doug Kaye, CTO, GigaVox Media
Session 6b (5:20 - 5:40 pm) YouSendIt: Why Overnight? Workflow management with large files. Florian Brody, Sr. Dir. Marketing Communications, YouSendIt

Following are the sessions which were proposed. If you are the person who proposed any of these sessions, please include yourself to the Track 2 in an empty slot.

  1. Supporting Open Standards for Podcast and Audience Metrics (openmetrics.org)
  2. Danger of Podfading - when Podcasting for passion, for profit, and also doing Corporate podcasting. : Fred Castaneda
  3. Viral Video: Secrets to Spreading Your Content
  4. Net@nite Case Study - TWiT and TalkShoe
  5. Journalism ethics and reporting skills for indy podcasters
  6. The Podcast Guild(podcastguild.org)
  7. Using various Content Management Systems to create your blog/new media channel on your own server. Why would you want to? How hard/easy is it? What are some of the options out there? : Elizabeth Sterling
  8. YouTube/Google buyout - what it means. Investment use of “The Google Test“. William Jolitz

Day 2, Nov. 19, Sunday - Sessions

Hi everybody,

We are almost done with putting Panels together. Please do not add any content or modify ‘Track 1′, unless you are on the Panel and are adding information about yourself or your panel.

Please add your session/talk to the Track 2 below. This Wiki page is now open to editing.

As a courtesy to others, please only add or modify your sessions.

Thanks,

-Vic Podcaster

Sessions:

Sessions spread over two days will focus on planning for content, content creation, content publishing and subscription models, production quality, tools, recording techniques, video composition, editing skills, audio & video post production techniques. Also included are sessions on Monetization of New Media formats, Podcasting and Video Blogging and impact of new media on business, Directly communicating with customers in Web 2.0 world, New Media marketing and public relations. The sessions are held in the format of a conversation with the people in the room participating actively.

Please check back again for more info - this page will update often till the day of PodCamp West.

PodCampWest Waiver - Please read

TRACK 1

TRACK 1 Main Hall - Sunday - November 19th.
Welcome (12:00 - 12:10pm) Welcome back to PodCampWest
Session 1 (12:10 - 12:50pm) Advanced Audio Production for Podcast and content enhancement - Joe Klein, Steve Sergeant - Joe Klein, Founder of The Podcast Voice Guys (please link to www.podcastvoiceguys.com) and Steve Sergeant, producer and host of The Wildebeat Podcast and former engineering manager for Sony Broadcast Systems Integration, discuss advanced “old skool” audio production concepts and how they can be applied to podcasting and video blogging when premium audio quality becomes a priority. Topics addressed will be microphone selection, analog and digital signal processing, detailed pre and post production, high-end software options, acoustics and studio design
Session 2 (1:00 - 1:40pm) To be Announced by Organizers (Please leave this slot open)
Session 3 (2:00 - 2:20pm) Making Podcasts work on any cell phone - Erik Schwartz- Foneshow - Anyone from SayNow or Fonpods or Podlinez around?
Session 4 (2:30 - 2:50pm) Using Music in Podcasts
Session 5 (3:00 - 3:40pm) DIY Ethics - Matthew Wayne Selznick, Chris Heuer - The theme of the conversation would be to place podcasting in line as the latest means of independent, community-rich self-expression. While not denying or disparaging commercial possibilities for podcasting, The Panel will emphasize the community, DIY, and creative aspects of the media. The audience will be engaged by asking how they have contributed to (or been affected by) the podcasting community, and ask for ideas and suggestions on how the community can continue to feed itself while remaining accessible to new creators. The session will energize existing podcasters, inspire and encourage new podcasters, and remind the “how can I make money at this” podcasters that contributing to the community and strengthening the medium is just as important to their growth as subscriber numbers
Session 6 (4:00 - 4:40pm) Marketing your podcast and using new media for marketing (Panel) - Micki Kimmel, Kevin Crossman, Gini Nelson, Giselle Bisson, Patrick Reilly
Session 7 (5:00 - 5:40 pm ) Monetization of New Media - Making Money by Podcasting :-) (Panel) - Fred Castaneda, Micki Kimmel, Kris Smith, Giselle Bisson, Shahram Shokrian
Closing Ceremony (5:45pm) PodCampWest Closing Ceremony

TRACK 2

Please add your session here if a slot is open. Here is the format we recommend you follow:

Title of your talk, your name, your email address, description of your talk so others know what to expect. If all the slots are full email, explore the possibility of doing a joint talk/session with one of the speakers by emailing him/her directly.

When you are adding a session, make sure, you are not talking about your company or how great your product is throughout the session. Some self promotion is OK, No hard selling please - respect others time. - Thanks.

TRACK 2 Hall Upstairs - Capacity 60
Session 1 12:00 - 12:40pm open Slot - add your session here
Session 2 1:00 - 1:40pm Beyond YouTube: Making videoblogs as a team through distributed productions- Jay Dedman and Ryanne Hodson
Session 3 (2:00 - 2:20pm) To be Announced by Organizers (Please leave this slot open)
Session 4 (2:30 - 2:50pm) To be Announced by Organizers (Please leave this slot open)
Session 5 (3:00 - 3:40pm Voice Acting with the Act!vated Storytellers. Work on vocal techniques with Dennis, Kimberly and Zephyr Goza and learn how to add spice to your delivery.
Session 6 (4:00 - 4:40pm) Open Slot - add your session here
Session 7 (5:00 - 5:40 pm) open Slot - add your session here

Following are the sessions which were proposed. If you are the person who proposed any of these sessions, please include yourself to the Track 2 in an empty slot.

  1. Supporting Open Standards for Podcast and Audience Metrics (openmetrics.org)
  2. Danger of Podfading - when Podcasting for passion, for profit, and also doing Corporate podcasting. : Fred Castaneda
  3. How corporations are using podcasts : Jerry Franklin
  4. Viral Video: Secrets to Spreading Your Content
  5. Net@nite Case Study - TWiT and TalkShoe
  6. Journalism ethics and reporting skills for indy podcasters
  7. The Podcast Guild(podcastguild.org)
  8. Using various Content Management Systems to create your blog/new media channel on your own server. Why would you want to? How hard/easy is it? What are some of the options out there? : Elizabeth Sterling
  9. Podcasting on a Budget: Tips on how to create, distribute and promote audio or video without emptying your wallet. Robert Safuto, Blubrry
  10. Creating a Multi-Cam Video Podcast - Tips and tricks for shooting and editing a podcast with multiple camera angles. First hand stories from TWiT Video, MacBreak and other podcasts. Kenji Kato: kenji.kato@mac.com


PodCampWest.org : Sample Announcement Letter

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PodCampWest, November 18-19th, 2006 San Francisco | Media Kit

The first PodCamp on the West coast will be held in San Francisco on November 18-19, 2006 at the historic Swedish American Hall. PodCampWest is FREE to attend for the community and is inspired by PodCamp Boston.

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SIGN UP: http://PodCampWest.org

The power of an UnConference is that attendees get direct access to ideas, thoughts, best practices, and the wisdom of real experts simply by attending and participating. An UnConference brings together people with many different skill sets along with the spirit of sharing and learning – creating a level playing field for everyone to learn, share and acts as a catalyst for creative mashups.

We are podcasters, bloggers, video bloggers, enthusiasts, hobbyists, musicians, journalists, promoters, marketers, business people and people who generally want to understand more about the new media space and its applications.

We would like everyone to participate in some form or another and learn at PodCampWest. We urge you to consider signing up to give a talk and share your experience with the community about Blogging, Podcasting, Video Blogging and the business impact of new media and the influence it creates. The sessions are held in the format of a conversation with the people in the room participating. Let others join you and ignite the conversations. There will be Podcasting & Video Blogging demos, hought provoking & inspiring talks with the masters sharing their tricks and techniques. You will also have the opportunity to participate in live Podcasts and Video interviews as well.

Who Should Attend?

The new media and social media scene is changing, having a significant impact on traditional media, marketing outlets and entertainment industry. PodcampWest is for people interested in new media and the power of influence of the Internet. Bloggers, Podcasters, Video Bloggers (Vloggers) are the people, who the conference serves best. If you’re interested in doing something with new media, you’ll want to attend. Are you an individual or school or library wondering how to incorporate Podcasting into projects and community events? Are you a corporation type wondering how you should get involved in new Media? Are you a venture group thinking about whether to invest in this new media space? Come to PodCampWest, learn, share and you will have the answers.

The event will attract influential Bloggers, Audio and Video Podcasting pioneers, content creators and distributors, mainstream media, enthusiasts, businesses, hobbyists, musicians, marketers, PR people and people who generally want to understand more about the new media space and its applications.

The Venue:

PodcampWest is being held in San Francisco at the historic Swedish American Hall. The venue has access to a few large areas to assemble for sessions and areas earmarked for decompressing and for demo tables. The venue is very accessible by public transport - you can ride a train, take a bus, or just ride your bike. It’s VERY accessible to folks either coming from far away or locally. Parking around is generally paid parking or unless you get a lucky parking spot on the road.

SPONSORS:

If you’re a business sponsor and want to be known as a supporter of new media and social media, please consider sponsoring in one of the many ways to show your support. Different sponsorship opportunities are available on the sponsorship page. You will earn the respect and goodwill of the community & the community will thank you. You will also get great visibility among the community of Bloggers, Podcasters and Video Bloggers – so if you have a got a product to show or service you want to talk about or a big announcement to make – come along. You can read more about it at the Sponsors page.

Donors and Contributors:

Don’t have big bucks but want to support the community? Go to the Donors and Contributers page to contribute what you can. Remember we all have to pitch in, this is our event.

What Kinds of Sessions are There?

Sessions spread over two days will focus on planning for content, content creation, content publishing and subscription models, production quality, tools, recording techniques, video composition, editing skills, audio & video post production techniques. Also included are sessions on Monetization of New Media formats, Podcasting and Video Blogging and impact of new media on business, Directly communicating with customers in Web 2.0 world, New Media marketing and public relations. The sessions are held in the format of a conversation with the people in the room participating actively. Please visit the sessions page for more info.

Where to Stay?

If you would like hotel accommodations, offer accommodations or share a room, or are helping others with a place to crash overnight … add yourself to the PodcampWest WiKi and Register.

Bring your gear:

We’ll be doing lots of hands-on learning at this event, including how-to’s on show planning, recording techniques, editing skills, video composition and plenty more. So bring in your gear, give a live demo and set-up a live show on site and help record the sessions.

Spread the word:

If you’ve already signed up, thanks! Please spread this around and get the word out. This is the event you DON’T want to miss, and I imagine some of your friends won’t want to miss it, either. We’re hoping you can attend this historic event, have a great experience and help promote as well.

EVANGELIZE: THIS EVENT IS ABOUT YOU: Come to PodCampWest San Francisco, to a FREE UnConference, and learn how you can get involved in the new media revolution. Please Steal this logo! Please link us up in your podcast, VideoCast, Blog or site. We need your help.

If you want a different sized logo or banner, just ask, we will make one for you.

Remember, this is YOUR conference. If you sign up and prepare a session, Your knowledge is on display.

SIGN UP: http://PodCampWest.org

Link Love:

Blog Promo: If you have blogged about the PodCampWest or are displaying the logo, link to it here.

Podcast & Video Promos: Got a cool Video Promo idea for PodCampWest? Make a cool one, Mix, Remix. and link to your promo video here (or link to your Videocast with Promo)

Many thanks, See you at PodCampWest

Vic Podcaster



Sponsors

No-Frills PodCampWest Sponsors Page

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The Following sponsorship opportunities are available:

1. Platinum Sponsor (PDF)

2. Venue Sponsor (PDF)

3. Gold Sponsor (PDF)

4. Silver Sponsor (PDF)

5. Friend of PodcampWest (PDF)

If you have a product or service you want to demo to the community, please let us know. We will be happy to accomodate and arrange for a session.

Platinum Sponsor $5000 Venue Sponsor $2,500 Gold Sponsor $2,500 Silver Sponsor $1,000 Friend of PodCampWest $250
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$5,000 $2,500 $2,500 $1,000 $250

You will see vicpodcaster@gmail.com as the address to which the payment will be sent - this is to Vic Podcaster of the HotFromSiliconValley.com blog.

Here are some more options to make smaller or custom contributions.

Friend of Podcamp $250 $100 Custom Contribution
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Incase you you have some questions or encounter any problems with Paypal, or want to pay by using other payment methods, please talk to us email us.

We’ll also want sponsors and help with a Branded T-Shirt for attendees.

Got Questions? Please don’t hesitate to contact us.

email: VicPodcaster (at) gmail (dot) c om

or skype id: VicPodcaster