Saturday, April 07, 2007
The PodCamp royal family
I'm in a panel featuring the organizers of several current and previous PodCamps. Although I have no desire to try to organize one myself, it's fascinating to hear all the different aspects involved in putting one together. It's great insight into not only putting together events, but also working with them. PodCamp NYC is the third PodCamp we've been involved with and I plan on helping sponsor several more, so it's good to get a feel for how iProng can best help with future PodCamps as well as future industry events in general. For accuracy's sake, I should point out that this is a Photo Booth photo and is therefore a reversed image. It's also a fairly crappy photo and I'll replace it with one from my digital camera when I can:
Left to right: Whitney Hoffman of NYC, Eric Skiff of NYC, Amber Rhea of Atlanta, Christopher Penn of Boston, Jay Moonah of Toronto, John C. Havens of NYC, (Howard Greenstein of NYC, on stage but not pictured)
I'm in a panel featuring the organizers of several current and previous PodCamps. Although I have no desire to try to organize one myself, it's fascinating to hear all the different aspects involved in putting one together. It's great insight into not only putting together events, but also working with them. PodCamp NYC is the third PodCamp we've been involved with and I plan on helping sponsor several more, so it's good to get a feel for how iProng can best help with future PodCamps as well as future industry events in general. For accuracy's sake, I should point out that this is a Photo Booth photo and is therefore a reversed image. It's also a fairly crappy photo and I'll replace it with one from my digital camera when I can:
Left to right: Whitney Hoffman of NYC, Eric Skiff of NYC, Amber Rhea of Atlanta, Christopher Penn of Boston, Jay Moonah of Toronto, John C. Havens of NYC, (Howard Greenstein of NYC, on stage but not pictured)
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