Dave Winer points out that Elmer Masters is live blogging the Duke Podcating Symposium. Here is day one and here is day two. I’m glad someone is taking good notes. 
Elmer is creating this with an OPML outliner. There must be more people blogging this event…
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Live blogging of the Duke Podcasting Symposium
Wednesday, September 28th, 2005Discover, Report, Share talk at Duke University
Wednesday, September 28th, 2005During the first day of the Duke Podcasting Symposium I was on the Triangle Podcasters Forum. I got to give my Discover, Report, Share speech. A few technical problems with the video projector and my laptop, but nothing different than what people had been dealing with all day. I enjoyed the Q&A afterwards. My fellow panelist we’re Jason Adams of Random Signal, Kelly A. Amienne of Eat Feed, David J. Warner of Dave’s Lounge, and Mur Lafferty of Geek Fu Action Grip. A very special thanks to Mur Lafferty. Also thanks to our moderator Ryn Nasser.
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Doug Kaye Gets It
Tuesday, September 27th, 2005Live at the Duke Podcasting Symposium
So far this morning at the Duke Podcasting Symposium I’m really enjoying what Doug Kaye has to say. His entire presentation exudes a feeling of understanding, of GETTING IT. Wether it’s a non-profit model or a for profit model. IT really is helping people, while making enough money to keep doing it. Getting this IT is REALLY important.
A title for one of his slides is ‘The Value of Free’. Basically if someone can’t link to it – content like audio – there can be no conversation about it. Podcasts and blogs exist because of conversations created by linking via html tags. This all comes back to what Doc Searls has been saying for years, “Markets are Conversations”. (see The Cluetrain Manifesto) Facilitate conversations and you have a business with a soul.
Why should businesses help citizen journalist create media? To help people reach their passion points. A passion point according to Michael Geoghegan is the place where a person is super happy doing what they love. In his example getting free pre-release movies on DVD. My passion point is seeing people make their own media that creates a loud voice against injustice.
Duke Podcasting Symposium
Thursday, September 22nd, 2005Duke University in Durham, NC is holding an event called the Duke Podcasting Symposium “the first-ever academic symposium on podcasting from September 27-28″. (See the full schedule here.) I’m on a panel and giving a short presentation (10 min) during the Local Podcasters Forum, Monday at 3:30pm – 4:50pm in the F-CIEMAS Auditorium. My fellow panelist are Jason Adams of Random Signal, Kelly A. Amienne of Eat Feed, David J. Warner of Dave’s Lounge, and Mur Lafferty of Geek Fu Action Grip. A very special thanks to Mur Lafferty.
The symposium will be webcast. Check this url the day of the event. http://isis.duke.edu/podcasting/casts.html