Posted: October 10th, 2007 | Author: cspenn | Filed under: Podcamp | No Comments »
We’ve had a few folks inquire about why their name isn’t on the list of who’s coming to PodCamp Boston. When you registered and got your tickets, one of the questions was “Should we display your registration publicly”. We take your privacy very, very seriously! If you had checked “No”, your name will not appear on the list of who’s coming to PodCamp. If you’d like your registration to be displayed, please email podcampboston at gmail dot com with a subject line of “Please display my registration!” and we’ll edit the list appropriately.
Posted: October 8th, 2007 | Author: cspenn | Filed under: Sponsors | No Comments »
CC Chapman, new media consultant, makes a return as a PodCamp sponsor again this year as well, and as such is a Silver Sponsor. Be sure to check out his space on the UnExpo floor.
If you’d like your name in lights (albeit pixels), please consider sponsoring this year’s PodCamp Boston.
Posted: October 8th, 2007 | Author: cspenn | Filed under: Sponsors | No Comments »
Due to the need to get accurate table counts to the BCEC venue operations department, we can no longer guarantee that any sponsor who donates after today will get a physical table. We will still gladly allocate space for additional sponsors, but you will need to bring your own table/booth for the UnExpo floor.
Posted: October 8th, 2007 | Author: cspenn | Filed under: Sponsors | No Comments »
Our thanks to John Wall for sponsoring PodCamp Boston 2 for $100 as a Friend of PodCamp. You’re a rockstar, John.
If you’d like your name in lights (albeit pixels), please consider sponsoring this year’s PodCamp Boston.
Posted: October 8th, 2007 | Author: cspenn | Filed under: Sponsors | No Comments »
Steve Garfield from SteveGarfield.com makes a return to the PodCamp sponsors as a Silver sponsor this year. Steve’s tag line for PodCamp is “I Subscribe to People!” and it’s worth thinking about carefully. Be sure to check out his space on the UnExpo floor.
If you’d like your name in lights (albeit pixels), please consider sponsoring this year’s PodCamp Boston.
Posted: October 5th, 2007 | Author: cspenn | Filed under: Podcamp | 2 Comments »
A few people have wondered why two PodCamp Boston party events have costs associated with them. The short version is that venues for large crowds in Boston are fairly pricey; while we had some extremely helpful work done by Shava Nerad and Matthew Fishman on sourcing alternative venues and Kristen Crusius in musical event booking, in the end having a venue within walking distance of the Convention Center (rather than try to move a large group of people by road or mass transit, which in Boston can be a challenge) more than justified the Saturday night venue at the Boston Seaport Hotel, and a music booking at the Bulfinch Yacht Club on Friday night.
Even with the help of exceptionally generous sponsors like Jeff Pulver, there are still significant expenses to be managed, such as audio/visual setup for the venue, so there’s a nominal cost of $9.99 for the Saturday night event, and a nominal at-door cost of $8 on Friday night for the 9:45 PM concert with Matthew Ebel and Munk.
PodCamp participants are not required in any way to attend the evening events on either night (though we certainly encourage you to have fun!); no sessions will be presented, nor will any official PodCamp business be conducted. The evening events are just a great way for folks to get together and chat in a more informal atmosphere.
As always, all participants are encouraged to visit the Open Ledger and see exactly how the money is being handled.
Posted: October 5th, 2007 | Author: cspenn | Filed under: Podcamp | 1 Comment »
This schedule is subject to change!
Friday, October 26, 2007
- 7 – 10 PM: Analog Social Networking at Tequila Rain, near Fenway Park, sponsored by the Student Loan Network
- 9:45 PM – midnight: Podsafe music showcase featuring Matthew Ebel and Munk at the Bulfinch Yacht Club bar in downtown Boston
Saturday, October 27, 2007
- Early morning: Social media breakfast at the Convention Center.
- 8 AM: Registration and check-in
- 9 AM: Kickoff.
- Sessions throughout the day. The session schedule will be drafted and published on or about October 12, 2007.
- 5-5:30 PM: Day 1 closing.
- 7 – 9 PM: Jeff Pulver’s PodCamp Boston Party, Boston Seaport Hotel
Sunday, October 28, 2007
- 8 AM: Registration and Check-in
- 9 AM: First sessions
- 3-3:30 PM: Closing ceremonies and farewells
This schedule is subject to change!
