New Media Interchange

January 31, 2010 • 10:06 pm 0

Douglas E. Welch on New Media Tea Time Ep. 19 – Limoncello, Ning.com and more

“Where high tech meets low tech for tea and chocolate. Part 2 talking with the amazing Douglas Welch about Ning communities, how he set his up and how the rest of us can do so too.”

Download New Media Tea Time Episode 19 – iPod Ready Video

Filed under: Member, New Media, Video

January 29, 2010 • 2:04 pm 0

Douglas guests on New Media Tea Time…again!

From the New Media Tea Time web site…

“Our resident New Media Expert, Doug Welch (DouglasEWelch.com) is back! Hosts Tracy Pattin and Danielle Gruen talk about eBooks and eBook trends (good news!) widgets, websites, blogs, themes, and of course tea!”

Watch New Media Tea Time Episode #18 with Douglas E. Welch

Filed under: Elsewhere, Member, New Media, Video

January 29, 2010 • 2:01 pm 0

New Media Chat – February 3, 2010 @ 7pm

New Media Chat – Bring your questions

Time: February 3, 2010 from 7pm to 8pm
Location: Online
Website or Map: http://tinychat.com/newmediainterchange
Phone: 818-804-5049

Organized By: Douglas E. Welch

Event Description

Join us for our twice-monthly New Media Chat where we discuss the New Media questions, issues and trends of the day.

Filed under: Chat, Community, Events, New Media

January 6, 2010 • 8:35 pm 3

New Media Chat Transcript for January 6, 2010

This is a transcript of our latest New Media Chat, held online on January 6, 2010.

douglaswelch: Welcome everyone to this week’s New Media Chat, brought to you by http://newmediainterchange.com and http://DouglasEWelch.com

douglaswelch: If you like, you can see my shining face on my webcam at http://DouglasEWelch.com/webcam

junglejenny: I see the blue glare in your specs too!

douglaswelch: The conversation continues 24/7 on the New Media Interchange Community site at http://community.newmediainterchange.com

douglaswelch: Welcome all!

douglaswelch: Ah yes. One of the disadvantages of using a built in web cam when you have glasses. The screen reflects badly in them

tracypattin: Always a problem I find

douglaswelch: There were a couple of interesting topics that came up in our pre-show discussion, so why don

douglaswelch: don’t we start there.

douglaswelch: One question I have for George is his experience with his newly purchased Kodak Zi8

junglejenny: What is it and why do you use it?

georgestarcher: It is a HD video camera. About $180 from Amazon. it can shot 720p at 30 frames, 720p and 60 frames. and 1080p at 30 f

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Filed under: Chat, Community, Events, Hardware, Meeting, New Media, Software, Technology

January 5, 2010 • 9:33 pm 0

Event: New Media Chat – Wed, Jan 6, 2009 – 7 PM

New Media Chat – Bring your questions

Time: January 6, 2010 from 7pm to 8pm
Location: Online
Website or Map: http://tinychat.com/newmediainterchange
Phone: 818-804-5049

Organized By: Douglas E. Welch

Event Description

Join us for our twice-monthly New Media Chat where we discuss the New Media questions, issues and trends of the day.

Filed under: Chat, Community, Events

January 5, 2010 • 2:03 pm 1

A Singer/Songwriter makes good use of New Media

Singer/Songwriter Matthew Moran has figured out that New Media can bring him some big benefits. He has a full featured web site at http://www.matthewmoranonline.com/ and has recently started streaming most of his live shows.

Matthew understands that one of the most important things he can do for his music and his career is allow people to hear it, like it, buy it. It doesn’t matter if they join him live at a venue or watch remotely over the Internet, it only matters that they are exposed to his music.

I am often fond of saying that “music/books/scripts don’t sell themselves in a drawer!” People have to see/read/hear your product in order to decide whether it is something they might buy. Your job is to offer this exposure in as many was as possible. You need to provide people a way to stumble upon your work — whatever form it might take.

Check out Matthew’s site for links to his live streams, recorded video, music samples and more. Even better, buy his CD or attend a live performance and show him you appreciate his work.