> I understand the logistics make Apple stores nice for these
> presentations, but I have some problems with them:
>
> a) Most people don't use or know anything about Macs
A lot of people who do this use Macs. And Macs aren't exactly rocket science.
> b) I have to censor myself when giving a presentation, I can't show what I want
Why's that? Why not show what you want-- just bring your own laptop
with your software, plug it in, show away.
> It's a great venue, I agree, with a nice theater area for showing
> work. But maybe somewhere with PCs around too would be helpful for
> the large % of people out there who want to vlog but don't have a Mac?
A group of vloggers from the San Francisco event went to a film school
the next day to present about videoblogging-- there was no conflict
with doing so. On Friday, Sean Gilligan presented at a schmoozefest of
local filmmakers. Last night, I presented to a small, informal
gathering of female filmmakers. You should never feel that presenting
videoblogging must be an Apple Store event.
> I just don't want people to associate Meet The Vloggers events or
> videoblogging with Apple, or MS for that matter.
Well, I'd never had the tools available until I had a Mac, so I'm biased.
--Stephanie
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