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Steve and Zadi are pioneering not only a format, but the very landscape of New
Media.
They produce an excellent, entertaining show about modern culture, and I feel
they
shouldn't be forced to defend their professionalism and talent.
Chris McCaleb
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com,
On Dec 24, 2007 10:41 PM, Andrew Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 24, 2007, at 12:37 PM, Sull wrote:
i'm glad you received appreciation and offers based on that post...
but i can assure you...or maybe at least bet... that if it were I or
many others that tossed that
Steve and Zadi are pioneering not only a format, but the very landscape of
New Media.
They produce an excellent, entertaining show about modern culture, and I
feel they shouldn't be forced to defend their professionalism and talent.
Agreed. I'm sorry that if anyone got a different
Here, here. I consider Epic-Fu to be THE break-out hit of the year.
On Dec 25, 2007, at 2:03 PM, cfmccaleb wrote:
Steve and Zadi are pioneering not only a format, but the very
landscape of New Media.
They produce an excellent, entertaining show about modern culture,
and I feel they
Well thats pretty bad. If we are going to talk about 'moral aspects' of
vlogging, then Id say
the stuff you've mentioned is just as important as advertising standards.
Blogging and vlogging has the potential to repeat a lot of the worst of
traditional
journalism. Its good to give warning to
Maybe arguing is one of the easiest forms of collaboration or conversation, and
thats why
such things always generate the most traffic.
It also hints that vlogging will never lead to the death of the sitcom or
cheesy drama ;)
Im no language specialist but I wouldnt be at all surprised if
Nah trust me what you saw there was the true spirit of christmas, well
done Mike, again.
Paul Knight
http://pjkproductions.blogspt.com
Steve, you are 100% correct. I meant to state that in my comments
section when I originally added that I contacted you, but somehow
omitted it, and for that I emphatically apologize. I want to point out
that I did make a correction and disclose that fact in my comments
yesterday - the comment is
Seems like everything's been said that needs to be said, at least as
far as the EPIC-FU / advertising topic goes. We appreciate all the
clarification and support of the group.
As we said in our response video, Cheryl's core question about what is
an ad and what isn't is a completely valid one.
Some old school journalistic sensibilities need to pervade these
discussions
Dude!
Maybe my journalism degree is not as worthless as I thought!
Happy Holidays everyone:)
Terry Ann Rendon
www.terryannonline.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Woolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems
Robert I want to specifically address an issue you have brought up and
I don't think you were being heard.
You took a lot of heat concerning the Podtech - Censorship of Loren
debacle. Words were said and mud was flung in all directions. Upon
reflection, I don't think folks separated you from the
Gena,
Thanks, this was a very nice Christmas present and a nice way to end a
really great day. Someone just forwarded me your email and I appreciate that
too.
I haven't been able to respond over on the Cheryl page because it keeps
saying my comments are spam, which is funny too. Oh well.
Robert,
I'm really sorry that your first venture out of Microsoft didn't turn out to
be an overwhelming success. It wasn't entirely your fault, as things like
this go. But I am afraid you're trying to hang your baggage about this
failure (and I think failure is a good thing) on this community.
A lawyer who is an expert in copyright law and online free speech has
offered to represent me pro bono! And it all happened because I
started talking about on this list and Irina forwarded it to Jason
Schultz at LawGeek who is now representing me. I can't thank everybody
enough. File this one
Jeffrey:
Podtech should have known that Irina had a huge network of influential
people who
love her, and rightly or wrongly took her firing personally. In retrospect,
it could have been done better.
The problem is that at some point or another it's a business. If money keeps
flowing out
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