items tagged with Kevin Pollak

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Zemanta - Zemanta is a new platform for accelerating on-line content production for any web user.

Adam Jackson (Yoono) - Discussion on how to approach someone you really want to have a deep conversation with at a conference but might not be able to because of time constraints.

Twingly - Twingly.com is a blog search engine featuring a spam-free, faceted, social search for the global blogosphere.

Nelly Yusupova (CTO of Webgrrls) - Discussion on women in technology.

Technosailor (Author of WordPress Bible)

Sprouter - Enabling collaboration and networking between entrepreneurs globally

Thoora - In real-time, Thoora identifies the most interesting stories by exploring the entire blogosphere, Twitter and nearly 5,000 traditional media sources to determine the stories attracting the most blog posts, comments, tweets, and news coverage.

Rohit Bhargava (Author of Personality Not Included) - Discussion on getting smarter with what you share on the web.

Regator - Regator is a website that gathers the world’s best blog posts and organizes them in a way that makes it easy to find the things you need.

Lewis Howes (Co-Author of LinkedWorking) - Discussing secrets that Linkedin doesn't want you to know.

Propadoo - Puts your testimonial & referral requests on auto-pilot.

PayPal - Discussion about charities and how they are helping out.

Kevin Pollak - Discussion of New Media and Traditional Media.

New Media Joe - The Voice of BlogWorld and New Media Expo.

Allen Miller (Hitman PR) - Public Relations in a Social Media World.

Greg Ferenstein (Fast Company) - Discussion on how to give an awesome conference presentation.

Sarah Robinson (Escaping-Mediocrity) - Escape from the world of mediocrity.

Envolve - Discuss websites in real-time with other readers, share your thoughts with a global audience, and network with other like-minded individuals.

BuzzVoice - Makes your favorite news & blogs TALK - So you can listen to the stories you wish you had time to read - while you get things done!

CSI: Miami Winners - Discussion on the adventures to BlogWorld

The Bloggers Bulletin - Teaching the business community on how to blog

Matthew Bamberg (Author of 101 Quick and Easy Series)

Better Internet Video - Teaching the world on how to produce better video on the internet.

To Get this ball rollin' we first speak with Rick Calvert (Founder of BlogWorld):

Last night WebTV Workshop Pro-Panel had an amazing group of speakers.  Tim Street a Writer, Producer, Director, Editor and New Media Consultant. He is also the Creator/Executive Producer of the popular viral video series French Maid TV and is currently the Vice President of Mobile Video at mDialog.  mDialog is a real-time, Video as a Service (VaaS) solution that provides video publishers and advertisers a suite of services to manage and stream high-res video, with in-stream advertising, to mobile devices.  Kevin Pollak the 2010 Streamy Award Winner for The Kevin Pollak Chat Show and Director of Vamped Out.  Amber J. Lawson Comedy Development and Production at Babelgum.com.  Amber oversees Babelgum’s international comedy business to develop, produce, package, program, market and distribute original series across Babelgum’s IPTV, fixed and mobile platforms.

In this Pro-Panel discussion they go over latest trends in new media, tips for starting a new webseries, what to do when you have built an audience, the future of online media and much more.  The God father of new media, Tim Street, gives some amazing insight as well as foresight as to what he believes will come next for new media and how people will consume content.  Kevin Pollak talks about the creativity, passion and persistence one must have in order to succeed with a show on the web.  Amber J Lawson goes over all the steps one must take to partner and distribute your content with a company like Babelgum.

If you did not attend and are in the new media industry I highly recommend viewing this panel in its entirety.  It is packed with useful information that many can apply to their works in progress or even a finished product.