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Taking off for BlogHer
I'm taking off for BlogHer today. It'll be a long journey - a three hour drive to Boston, a six hour plane ride to San Francisco, and a drive down the bay to Santa Clara. Excitement is high. It feels...
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BlogHer begins. Who are we?
BlogHer begins with a welcome by Elisa Camahort, Jory Des Jardins, Purvi Shah, Lisa Stone & Katrin Verclas. and a slide show of the attendees responses to the preconference survey. Here's what the...
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BlogHer - Should women bloggers play by the rules?
Halley Suitt of Halley's Comment and Charlene Li of Forrester Research take on the question: Play by today's rules, or change the game? Lisa starts us off by stating the issue: 75% of us care about...
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Moblogging BlogHer
I'll be keeping a stream of cameraphone shots on Flickr as we go -- so for the latest just head over to my photostream and refresh. At the end of the conference I'll tag them all up and post the link...
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Play by the rules, or change the game?
Charlene Li and Halley Suitt, moderated by Lisa Stone, led the discussion in the first panel -- but there were a ton of great comments from the floor. Here is a good subset surrounding how relevant the...
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Publishing de.licio.us RSS feeds to your blog explained at BlogHer
In the session on Advanced Tools at Blogher, Alexandra Samuel, of Angus Reid Consultants, explains de.licio.us as a place to share your bookmarked links with other people. You can pull those links back...
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Breaking news: Typepad to incorporate RSS feeds
Breaking news - Next week Typepad will include a new feature that will allow bloggers to publish links to others' RSS feeds on their sites, according to Mena Trott, speaking from the audience in the...
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Advanced Tools session at BlogHer is packed
The Advanced Tools session at BlogHer is packed, with people sitting on the floor and in the aisles. Marnie Webb, Director of Tech Commons, starts things off in this session by asking what people would...
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Money is a hot topic at BlogHer
Mary Hodder, attorney Denise Howell, and venture capitalist Patricia Nakache lead a discussion on obtaining funding for your business. The panel looks at the process of conventional funding and...
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Panel asks: Where is the money for women?
The issue on the table at the funding session at BlogHer is: Where is the money for women? Panelist Patricia Nakache confirms the general feeling that women aren't getting funding by throwing out the...
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Successful business blogging covered at BlogHer
Christine Halvorson, the architect of Stonyfield Farm's four successful blogs, explains at BlogHer how Stonyfield became one of the pioneers of corporate blogging. Stonyfield's CEO took a page from the...
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Getting the word out about videoblogging at BlogHer
Ryanne is well-known in the tight video blog community through her site, Ryanne's Video Blog. She sees videoblogging as a collaborative effort -- a conversation that allows for intimacy between...
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BlogHer shots at flickr
Head over to flickr to see some of the shots we took at BlogHer. Here the triumvirate behind BlogHer -- Lisa Smith, Elisa Camahort, and Jory Des Jardins -- welcome the crowd at the opening session....
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BlogHer inspires deep discussion threads
I decided to go for immersion in the event rather than doing a whole lot of live blogging at BlogHer, so I plan to make up for that by taking some time to delve into the massive volume of aftermath...
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Blogher 2006 kickoff warm, sponsor-rich
I'm speaking on a panel at the 2006 Blogher Conference, so I'm here along with a bunch of other great folks from Weblogs, Inc. Most of my conference experience has been in finance, where few sponsors...
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