150 Episodes: Holy Crap
My 150th show, done from the balcony of a hotel room during SXSW 2007. The state and future of the web and of media personalities, my position within the structure, and where I hope to be. It all came out.
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Just make this annoying thing go away.
My 150th show, done from the balcony of a hotel room during SXSW 2007. The state and future of the web and of media personalities, my position within the structure, and where I hope to be. It all came out.
Twitter, yesterday, was the 653rd most visited site on the internet. Think about it. (Source: Alexa.)
I recently had a shift in thinking, previous to which I would refuse to blog anything 'big'-- this, on the principle that my readers would previously find it elsewhere. No longer though.
What made this happen? I'm going to hazard that it was:
I suspect it's about time I got involved in video.
So I'm in San Francisco right now, chilling in a house we rented with Patrick and a certain girl. The next few days involve recording a podcast and general vacationing, getting together with some Podshow peeps and listeners to the show. Yesterday was Flickr's 3rd anniversary party, which was super fun.
The 'viral' YouTube video that Bill took of me at Podcamp Toronto is up to 65 views. The day before it went up, Bob asked: "Are you sure you want me to put this online?" To which I said, sure.
Bold Statement of the Day: Stumble Upon's traffic will be displacing the power of Boing Boing in a year. Possibly even less.
Yeah, I know-- talking about web ecology one day and then dance music the next. I'm not sure what's going on with Julien, either... but listen up.
(Due credit: I first saw the phrase social currency on Aaron Wall's blog, SEO Book, which is really worth a visit.)