Comments on: Podcamp Philly – my Sessions on Twitter and Old and New Media

By: PodCamp Philly: An UnConference for UnConventional People « Kara LaFleur

PodCamp Philly: An UnConference for UnConventional People « Kara LaFleur — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 03:50:51 +0000

[...] Howard Greenstein’s session What Old Media Can Teach New Media started off with a 3-minute history lesson that identified cave paintings as the “first blogs.” The point? Media constantly evolves as people seek more effective means of communication. Unfortunately, a dangerous gap in perspective arises when practitioners lose sight of key standards and practices while developing new methods. Old Media and New Media can work together in dynamic and valuable ways as long as special consideration is taken on what works and what doesn’t in a constantly shifting cultural climate. [...]

By: Kara LaFleur

Kara LaFleur — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 19:04:41 +0000

Hello Howard, Thanks for the shout out – typos and all (I’m still getting used to the iPod Touch keyboard). It was really good to meet you & engage in some really great conversations, thanks for putting up with me in your sessions! (I promise to sit a few rows back from now on). Great insights on how Old Media and New Media can (and need) to work together – can’t wait to put some of this inspiration into action.

By: Kara LaFleur

Kara LaFleur — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 18:58:01 +0000

Hello Howard, Thanks for the Shoutout

By: Whitney Hoffman

Whitney Hoffman — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 20:30:32 +0000

Thanks for making the trip, Howard! As you know, I keep organizing Podcamps because they provide so much useful information and opportunities for sharing, and help you think about whatever you do with a fresh set of eyes. As the Lead Organizer for Podcamp Philly, I’m thrilled you had a good time, but even more so that the discussions you had were worth it. Thanks again, and looking forward to seeing you again!