17 Aug 2009

Thoughts from the Road: Rage Against the Machine

Kicking off a new feature here - short podcast all created and mailed in via my iPhone 3GS. In this episode (03:45)...
 
* why suddenly is there a rage against the services we once loved - Twitter, the iPhone and perhaps even Friendfeed?
* will this push power users more toward open systems like Android?
* will this push users to trust only themselves and and perhaps return to blogging?
 
What's your view. Listen in and leave a comment below. Audio follows.

  
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23 Jul 2009

Podcast: Bad Hair Day

I had the great pleasure of participating, um I mean inadvertantly hogging Dave Winer and Marshall Kirkpatrick's new podcast. Still, the banter was fun. Listen here or embedded below. Dave, Marshall have Kevin back!

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1 Jul 2009

Voice Comments Are Open, Call in and Share Your Thoughts on Social Media

I promised you when the site lanched that we would use it as a place to experiment with new formats and concepts in co-created content. Here's one. Maybe it will fail miserably, we'll see.

If you click on the box below, powered by Google Voice, you can leave me a voicemail message. I will curate the best of these and post them to the site in a follow-up as MP3s. I am open on topics, but specifically would like to hear your thoughts on where you see social media going in the next year.

I got the idea from Arik Hesseldahl at BusinessWeek. Note that phone numbers won't be shared (you can keep it private if you want) and not all comments will make it on to the site - only the more interesting or, dare I say, entertaining ones. Also, please keep these brief if you can. Ideally, 60 seconds or less in length is best. Finally, note that by leaving a message you are giving me permission to pubish it here.

25 Jun 2009

Why a Lifestream and Not a Blog - #2 in a Series

I can easily podcast from anywhere. Take my feed and stick it in iTunes and you can listen to audio musings from my iPhone or more professional interviews I curate, such as this one that Albert conducted with me recently

Twitter As Radio And Steve Rubel by Albert Maruggi  
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He is charged with helping clients identify emerging technologies and trends that can be applied in marketing communications programs. Rubel also explores these topics on his site and in monthly columns for Forbes.com and Advertising Age. He can be found on Twitter and Facebook as well.

Steve can be reached via email at steverubel@gmail.com.

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