I had posted this over at the BlogU Weblog and some of you might find it funny.
“Over on Cerado.com, there is a pretty funny quiz available:
Cerado’s Web 2.0 or Star Wars Quiz
I got 35 which means I probably need a little more sun.”
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Zooomr is a localized photo-sharing service that is catering to the blogging crowd. Features are similar to Flickr with a couple of new things. You can have trackbacks to individual pictures and see stats on how many people are reading your RSS feed of your photostream. Sounds cool.
Here is a picture I’ve loaded up so far:
IMG_0080 Hosted on ZooomrLet me know what you think so far.
I’ve been playing with clips to add to my Ipod and found this tool/software which should help. ReelBean is a player and format converter for Mac OS X.
“ReelBean is a media exporter and player, offering many features that are only available in QuickTime Player to users of the Pro version. A key feature of ReelBean is the ability to convert your movies from many different formats to the video iPod format.”
Haven’t had a chance to play with it much but if you’d like to, a demo is available with the final version costing $10.
Technorati Tags: ipod, mac, apple, reelbean, videoblogs
Some of the interesting things coming out of this session (basics will be covered by others Im sure):
Im not the only person that thinks that affiliate programs suck.
People having issues with using blogging to make money vs go full out with a money-making strategy.
Need to make the best of opportunities when they arise.
More people make money from consulting brought by their blogging fame instead of monetizing the site.
ZDNet’s blogs are part of a network.
Comments on IRC are better than in room at times.
Use good will from your blog for monetization.
UC Berkeley has podcasts about their classes.
Eat at http://mothershipbbq.com/.
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