As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve been focusing on my fiction a lot more lately. And as a part of that, I’m really excited to be launching the podcast of my SF novel, Beautiful Red.
You can have a listen to the promo here, or even better, head over to the site at http://darusha.ca/beautifulred to subscribe to get the episodes automatically.
The podcast feed may have been wacky for the last little while. It’s been fixed, but you may see some duplicates. Sorry.
I’m making some changes this year, including paying more attention to online communities. Maybe they aren’t all spam and trolls after all.
Link: Dave Slusher’s Evil Genius Chronicles
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“You” are Time Magazine’s person of the year. But why are they talking about citizen created media now? It’s not about youtube, blogging or getting famous on the internet. It’s about actively sharing ideas, not just passively receiving them.
I give an example of the strong multi-directional nature of citizen media, when I talk about the show with ze frank. Check it out.
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Technology giveth, and technology taketh away. Content creators want control over their data, but they make it hard for their fans to share. And that’s a lose-lose situation.
I got the idea for this episode from an experience I had with the wonderful (content-wise) but difficult (distribution-wise) BBC Radio Newspod.
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Feedback on the last episode from Victor Cajiao.
Check out Victor’s podcasts:
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The nature of communications is changing, and our benchmarks for what’s considered success need to change, too. Popularity just doesn’t cut it any more.
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People spend a lot of time looking busy rather than being busy, and this kind of work culture hurts us in more ways that you might imagine.
Inspired by an episode of Career Opportunities by Douglas E. Welch, entitled Work Theatre. See also work by security expert Bruce Schneier.
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Social networking on the web isn’t new, but it isn’t just for pimply basement dwellers any more.
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It's a new year, and that means that everyone and their dogs feel compelled to
Open source software is free in both senses of the word. But that's not
My talk from the Podcast Academy 3 at Yahoo! this past summer is up now
The Golden Hammer is written by Darusha Wehm. She is a word geek who
On June 15 & 16, 2006, I’ll be at Yahoo! in Santa Clara, CA at
