New Media Interchange

Audio: Douglas talks New Media on the Handbell Podcast

Douglas E. Welch talks New Media to the listeners of the Handbell Podcast, hosted by Dean Jensen and Paul Weller.

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Webinar: New Media: So many options to try for the eLearning Guild

This presentation was given as a webinar for the eLearning Guild as part of its E-Learning 2.0 and Beyond – Practical Real-World Solutions Using New Technology Approaches series. (Length: 1 hour 14 minutes))

Filed under: Audio, Events, New Media, podcast, Video

Event: “From Camera to YouTube” – A Workshop presented by New Media Interchange

RSVP to newmedia@wga.org or call 323-782-4636

Wednesday, May 27, 2009 @ 7 pm
Writers Guild of America, West
7000 W. Third Street, Los Angeles, CA 90048

“From Camera to YouTube” will walk you through the process of creating a New Media project from initial recording to final placement on YouTube (or other video sharing site).

We will demonstrate the unique pros and cons of different types of cameras, audio recording techniques, microphones, editing software, and online services designed to host, share and distribute your new media projects to the world.

“From Camera to YouTube” is designed to give you the information you need to start creating your own New Media projects today. Bring your most pressing questions.

You’ll also get an opportunity to hear how the Writers Guild is addressing New Media and its unique challenges for writers.

New Media Interchange is a free group dedicated to bringing the power of New Media to everyone. You can find more information on our web site at http://newmediainterchange.com and our community/discussion site, http://community.newmediainterchange.com.

For more information, email info@newmediainterchange.com or call 818-804-5049.

Filed under: Events, Meeting, New Media

Noted:

Chris Brogan
Image by stevegarfield via Flickr

“Noted” items are quick finds from my daily reading. You can see a complete list of Noted Items here.

Make Media Work for You- Elements of Good Online Content

If I’m going to tell companies that content marketing is important, I should probably give my thoughts on how to make it useful. I’m thinking about blogging, podcasting, shooting photos, making video, and all the other tools social media allows us to use to tell stories (not market). In my ideas, I give you nuggets of what matters to me in media making, and what I believe will matter to your prospective audience.

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Recently in the New Media Interchange Forums

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Filed under: Community

NMI on Billboard.biz – Benefit for Deb Flanagan

Music Execs To Stage Benefit Show For Deb Flanagan
Billboard.biz, April 13, 2009

By Ed Christman, N.Y.

A number of music industry executives and artist are putting together a benefit for Deb Flanagan, a long-time music industry executive who has been diagnosed with ALS, which is more commonly known as “Lou Gehrig’s Disease.”

A live performance will be held April 18 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Talking Stick Coffeehouse in Venice, Calif.

Due to ALS, Flanagan, a vibrant, active woman, “has lost many abilities of her body and is degenerating every day,” writes Music Millennium owner Terry Currier in an e-mail to industry friends about the event. “Although Deb’s laughter and smiles have not stopped,” she requires professional full time assistance and care to meet her daily needs and is now being cared for at Marquis Care in Portland, Ore., with support of the Vital Life Foundation.

The benefit fundraiser is to assist in Flanagan’s medical cost since she is only partially funded for health care, according to the e-mail.

The event will be presented by TK Promotions (promoter Toni Koch) and Warrior Girl Music (Gilli Moon), in association with the New Media Interchange. Performers include the Gilli Moon Band, Coco O’Connor, Christopher and Natasha Barran, Marian Call, Miri Hunter Haruach and Paul McCarty, a New Orleans raised/Los Angeles-based singer/composer.

The show will be webcast at:
ustream.tv/channel/new-media-interchange
warriorgirlmusic.com/live
myspace.com/tonik

Donations can be made through a paypal account set up for the event or checks can be mailed to: “DEB FLANAGAN BENEFIT ACCOUNT” c/o Music Millennium, Attn: Terry, 3158 East Burnside, Portland, Ore., 97214. For more information, contact: terry@musicmillennium.com.

Filed under: Community, Events, Live, Member, New Media, News

Event: BarCampLA-7 – May 2 & 3, 2009

Saturday and Sunday, May 2 & 3, 2009

OTX Research
10567 Jefferson Blvd
Culver City, CA 90232

BarCamp is an unconference, which means the conference attendees are also the presenters. You meet on Saturday, post your session on a wall chart schedule and away we go. Topics can be anything that you are passionate about.

I am planning on doing at least one New Media-related session, but I have several others I might do, if time permits. I would love to see all of you there, both learning and sharing your knowledge with others.

I am hoping to run a local webcast station live from BarCampLA interviewing interesting people and giving podcasters a chance to record their show live. If you are interested in a 30 minute or 1 hour time slot, please let me know. I will have a signup available as we get closer to the event.

Finally, I also plan on doing our 3rd BarCampLA Acoustic Music Jam on Saturday night, I get a big kick out of this and it was very popular last year.

For more info on BarCampLA, visit http://barcampla.org annd subscribe to the BarCampLA mailing list at http://groups.google.com/group/BarcampLA and sign up for BarCampLA-7 on the wiki at http://barcamp.org/BarCampLA-7

See you at BarCampLA-7!

Filed under: Community, Events, New Media, Social, Software, Technology, Tips

News: Gary Vay•ner•chuk Turns His Internet Celebrity Into A Seven-Figure Book Deal

Interesting story on turning New Media success into traditional media dollars.

Gary Vay•ner•chuk Turns His Internet Celebrity Into A Seven-Figure Book Deal

Garyvee (aka Gary Vay•ner•chuk) is crushing it. The wine retailer-turned-video-blogger is cashing in his Internet fame for a seven-figure, 10-book deal with HarperStudio. That comes to at least $100,000 per book, which is decent for first-time an unproven author, but he is going to have to hustle to keep up the interest for ten books. His first one comes out in September, and is called: Crush It! Turn Your Passion into Profits in a Digital World.

One thing Vay•ner•chuck has going for him is a built-in audience he cultivated one e-mail at a time, starting with his his popular video wine blog, Wine Library TV. Then he started branching out beyond wine into marketing, motivational speaking, other Web video shows, wine-review site Corkd, and even T-shirt search (because everyone is always looking for a good T-shirt).

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Filed under: Elsewhere, News

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