Here s a short video to help you with 5 tips for getting the most out of your PodCamp Boston experience. Download the m4v video file here. Next Steps: ShareThis

Some presentation tips to help you make the most of your session or get ideas for your own session to host. Download the m4v file here. Next Steps: ShareThis

BrainTorrent will be a new kind of session at PodCamp Boston 3! BrainTorrent collaboration sessions will be on the Third Floor of the conference center, in the Rotunda Room. Download the video as an m4v file here. Next Steps: ShareThis

A great music video presented by Mark Blevis from PodCamp Boston 2, set to the music of Matthew Ebel s Join the Conversation off of PodCamp Boston 2 debut album, Goodbye Planet Earth. Share This

Here s the audio from Bryan Person s 58-minute conversation with Laura Fitton earlier today on BlogTalkRadio. The show was called Delivering killer presentations at PodCamp and featured Laura s excellent advice for both first-time presenters and accomplished speakers alike. Laura also took several call-in questions from listeners. If you ll be presenting at PodCamp this weekend, then listen in! You ll certainly learn a thing or two that you can apply to your presentation. Download audio file (DeliveringKillerPresentations.mp3) Share This

We re pleased to report that PodCamp Boston is shaping up to be a landmark event in new media, with 735 fantastic people registered for it, from nurses to poets to investors to sailors. Statistically, about 50% of participants aren t heavily engaged in new media, looking to learn more about it and interact with the folks who are, so PodCamp Boston will be a great opportunity for all of us to gain new friends, partners, and insights. Please invite your friends and colleagues - we ve still got plenty of space for more! To that end, check out these great promos from Steve Garfield and Larry Lawfer! Share This

Here s a first audio promo for PodCamp Boston. Got a PodCamp Boston Promo you want to share? Please email YOUR promos (or better yet, links to them) to PodCampBoston AT GMail DOT com. Download audio file (podcampboston.mp3) MP3, 222 kbps variable bit rate, 1.5 MB. Share This

The PodCamp Boston Participant Contest! Poking around the Eventbrite software, we noticed that there s an ability to add affiliate links to the ticketing software. Based on a customized URL, we can see which affiliate links have resulted in the most clicks and ticket sales for PodCamp Boston, which is really cool. So here s what we re going to do. Similar to Podcasters Across Borders, we re going to put up a prize. The affiliate who brings the most people to PodCamp Boston will win a Sanyo VPC-CG65 handheld video camera (rough market value: $350). This little baby is what PodCamp Co-Founder Christopher Penn uses to take videos - it shoots with the advanced AVC/H.264 codec and can cram 75 minutes of high quality video onto a single 1 GB SD card. See an example here. Here s how you participate. Use this URL: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/59949310/XYZ Where XYZ is your full name. So for example, PodCamp Co-Founder Chris Brogan would use: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/59949310/chrisbrogan In the Eventbrite software, we ll see how many tickets are sold by an affiliate. Additional rules: 1. You must be present to win. The camera will be given away on Sunday afternoon at the closing remarks session. 2. The winner will be the affiliate who has the most number of people ACTUALLY SHOW UP. (yes, organizationally, we ll actually be checking people in at the door this year!) 3. The winner must have a minimum of 10 attendees who actually show up. 4. Affiliate numbers will be published on the blog at irregular intervals. That s about the only reporting we ve got now, but if for some reason there s any kind of dispute, we ll gladly log in live and show you in person at PodCamp Boston. 5. You re welcome to copy the buttons on the PodCamp blog or make your own. 6. Other rules may appear here as circumstances warrant. Good luck, and have some fun with the contest! Need some buttons? Here s a couple: http://www.PodCampBoston.org/podcamplogo.png http://www.eventbrite.com/img/ext/click_here_to_sign_up.gif http://www.eventbrite.com/img/ext/attend_this_event2.gif http://www.eventbrite.com/img/button_new/click_here_to_register.gif Share This

Bryan Person s session from Sunday, September 10, 2006: Should your business be blogging or podcasting?

Bryan Person interviews Phil Lupsiewicz, who works in media and communications for the Lowell National Historical Park. Download audio.

Bryan Person interviews Larry Lawfer and John C. Havens. Download audio.

Bryan Person interviews Francesca Rheannon for Episode 017 of the New Comm Road podcast.

Bryan Person interviews Justin Kownacki for Episode 016 of the New Comm Road podcast.

Byan Person interviews Laura Allen for Episode 015 of the New Comm Road podcast.

Christopher Penn presents Garageband 3.0 for beginners.

Justin from Podcast.com says hello!

In Episode 014 of New Comm Road, Bryan Person, a PodCamp organizer, recounts five stories from PodCamp Boston 2006 and shares five new-media lessons we can take from those stories. You can also check out the show notes.

A recording from Whitney Hoffman of the formats panel talk.

PodChick.com weighs in with their audio promo.

Christopher Penn gives a talk on beer money and affiliate programs. MP3 audio.

Podtini and the Aloft Group stepped up to sponsor PodCamp. Here s their promo. MP3 file.

Kevin Marks of Technorati presents video from his session, Bootleg webcasting to instant videoblog - How to bring remote people into live events, and blog the video afterwards

CC Chapman stepped up and sponsored PodCamp as an individual. Here s one of his show s promos. MP3 file.

David Berlind of CNET hosts a session on gear talk - equipment he uses in podcasting. MP3 file 

Hosted by CC Chapman of Managing the Gray and Mitch Joel of Twist Image. MP3 Audio 

From our venue sponsor, the Museum of Science, Boston a video clip.

Hey folks, the media is starting to roll into the PodCamp Boston wiki, and so we re going to start pushing it out here. To live up to the agreement we ve made with our sponsors, what we ll be doing is pushing out a session followed by a piece of media from one of our sponsors. Please give them a quick listen or view, since they made PodCamp Boston happen and without them, this would have been a pipe dream. PodCamp Boston Opening Keynote 

This is one of the videos we make in our Ze Frank Video Workshhop at PodCamp Boston 2006. Download File

Watch the Video Jeff Pulver interviewed by Steve Garfield using a Nokia N93 cell phone and edited with iMovie.