crayonCast continues to grow and every week we look forward to sharing new ideas, sites and technology that has caught our attention. This week we have topics from the evolution of Ustream.tv to a girl’s first time with Google. All that and more on today’s crayon cast.
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C.C. Chapman
C.c.
I’m really happy that a post that I wrote as part of the Chitika Blog Bash is now live.
You can read my post about how communities form around blogs and why they are important. The goal of these 30 days of posts was so that people could come and read them all and have a very good understanding of things to think about as they started blogging. I loved the simple laid back approach and the variety of voices that were part of it.
Would love to hear what you think over on that site so let’s direct the conversation there.
C.C. Chapman
C.c.
We are trying something new this week. Michael Denton is the MC of crayonCast 19. Here are the things that caught our attention over the last week. Enjoy and let people know that they can go to www.crayoncast.com anytime and subscribe to the show.
Michael Denton
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There was a great turnout on crayonville this morning for Coffee with Crayon. As always, engaging conversation kept things interesting, especially with Virtual Thirst happening this week. The full transcript can be downloaded here cr0007transcript4-19.pdf
Aaron Greenberger
aaron
Today, an initiative we have been working on with The Coca-Cola Company went live and we are happy to announce Virtual Thirst.
Find out more by reading the social media press release.
C.C. Chapman
C.c.
We hope that you enjoyed the last April Fools edition of the show. We thought we’d have a little fun with it and everyone seemed to get a good giggle. This week we are back to real things that caught our attention over the last week. Enjoy and let people know that they can go to www.crayoncast.com anytime and subscribe to the show.
C.C. Chapman
C.c.
This time for podcasts…and crayoncast is on the ballot. Interestingly enough crayoncast is up against double dippers C.C. Chapman (managing the gray), Shel Holtz and Neville Hobson (FIR) and Joseph Jaffe (Across the Sound). Vote on Fly-Over Marketing. Any thoughts? I’m interested to hear your comments.
Aaron Greenberger
aaron
I’m really excited that so many of my fellow crayonistas came to bits and pieces of PodCamp NYC. Since this is “my” community it was great to have them all become part of it.
I’ve just posted the presentation I gave titled “The New Media Playground” and that link points directly to a PDF copy of it.
The turn out for the event was amazing. So many fresh faces from every walk of life. Every new person I talked to was either thinking about, creating or just starting to learn about the brave new world that is out there. I can’t wait to see the content created out of one weekend of mind share like this!
If you want to see what you missed just hit up the Flickr tag of PodCampNYC and you’ll get a sense of the fun that was had.
C.C. Chapman
C.c.
Ladies and Gentlemen, your Final Four: Seth Godin, Wired, Jaffe Juice and Beyond Madison Avenue.
Seth will play Wired in the quintesential old versus new media matchup and Jaffe Juice will play the consortium of bright minds like Paul McEnany and Mack Collier at Beyond Madison Avenue.
To Brand Autopsy, Gaping Void, Church of the Customer and Logic+Emotion, that you are MVB Heavyweights goes without saying. Your badge awaits!
The voting was extra tight, with BMA edging out L+E by 1 single, piddley vote! Close call indeed.
Thanks to all who have suggested prizes to the winners. Some of the suggestions include a crayon-hosted party on crayonville Island, guest appearances on Across the Sound, copies of Seth Godin’s books (how about a link from Seth Godin 
) and additions to the Jaffe Juice blogroll. I’ll also throw tickets to the Future of Online Advertising conference (which I am not speaking at)
And of course, Andy Nulman from POW! has offered to donate a prize (Andy, I’m thinking some kind of award/trophy or how about a basket from Cafe Press i.e. coffee mug, T-shirt with the MVB logos)?
All that’s left is to VOTE! Click here to take survey
Joseph Jaffe
President and Chief Interruptor
I know I am a little late to the party but I thought I would share anyway
I just read on on my way to work via CNN.com on my mobile how the band Nine Inch Nails is doing some really interesting things to promote their new album “Year Zero” which is due in stores April 17. From cryptic t-shirts to USB drives found in Barcelona, Potugal and Manchester to savvy fans finding vaguely promoted websites, it is all adding up to nothing but great buzz.
Aaron Greenberger
aaron
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