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This past weekend, Don, Chris and I hosted a couple hundred of our closest friends from the worlds of sports marketing, media, business, technology, advertising and journalism worlds at Blogs with Balls 3, at the Captain Morgan Club at Wrigley Field.
I’ll be posting a detailed recap sometime soon, but because a few of you have asked, I thought I’d share the video of my panel: The Future of Sports Media: What Today’s Technology & Innovations Mean for Tomorrow’s Fan.
(Apologies for the less-than-HD quality, it was recorded straight from the camera to the web on Justin.tv — look mom, I’m broadcasting to the cloud!. Alas, while the technology was amazing, the bandwidth wasn’t.)
You wanted it, you got it — the official schedule and panelist list for Blogs with Balls 3 at Wrigley Field in Chicago on June 5: Morning Sessions Going Local: Evolution of the Local Sports Media Market in the Digital Age Jim Bankoff (SBN) Enrico Campitelli (The 700 Level) TK Gore (CSN) Jon Greenberg (ESPN [...]
You can’t keep holding conferences about “the future of sports media” without having some sort of mobile offering of your own; it’s just unseemly. This was the problem we were facing. Fortunately for us, the fine folks at Notice Software helped us to get our act together and create an iPhone and Android app in [...]
I’ve been actively distributing The Daily Bunch via email since November 2009 (technically longer than that, but in a very small closed beta). At its starting point, it was just a way to take what I was already doing (curating links using mostly Tumblr and Google Reader) and share it with the world. I was [...]
Inspired by various discussions at SXSW, as well as the roles that technology like Foursquare/Gowalla, Twitter, Nike+, Hulu, iTunes and all sorts of other things that didn’t exist a decade ago are playing in my life — and the digital information streams that each one generates — I’ve decided to start delving deeper into the [...]
Just a quick note to let everyone know that tickets to Blogs with Balls 3 in Chicago have gone on sale. Get your hands on early bird discount ($50 off!) tickets — buy between now and May. Visit blogswithballs.com or bit.ly/bwb3tix to get yours today!
I am proud to announce that Blogs with Balls 3 will be held on June 5, 2010 at the Captain Morgan Club at Wrigley Field in Chicago. We’ve had some excellent support from the fine folks at Captain Morgan (Diageo) thus far, and we’re just getting warmed up. Panel and speaker announcements and lots more [...]
The only good news in the wake of the tragedy in Haiti is how quickly the world has mobilized and leveraged technology to help get much-needed financial resources to support aid missions. If you haven’t already, I urge you all to donate something to the relief effort. Here’s a list of ways you can help out.
Last week, my collaboration with Amber Music — the new ambermusic.com and accompanying Tumblr-powered blog — officially launched. I won’t bore you with too much project management minutia; like any project, it took a little longer than everyone had hoped and had its moments of frustrating communication difficulties. But we ended up with a finished [...]