10 Responses to “Bloghaus Opening Day”

1. PodTech.net: Blog » Blog Archive » While I get ready to do a CES summary-esque post:
   January 8th, 2007 at 5:06 pm

   […] Bookmarks:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. […]

2. CES video: Geek Ent TV’s Irina in bed literally with Lauren Feldman « Living with Geeks:
   January 8th, 2007 at 8:48 pm

   […] PodTech’s bloghaus peeps keep that gossip mill spinning… […]

3. Ben Metcalfe:
   January 9th, 2007 at 1:02 am

   congrats on the bloghause, looks like a successful idea.

   Just a technical request: plz can you loose the calipso music in the background - it’s hard to hear what people are saying. Plus the 4 bar loop gets monotonous.

4. Sib:
   January 9th, 2007 at 3:09 am

   Freakin’ awesome. Great chit, some chat, good food. Love what you guys are doing… Great Gates interview, too.

5. Web Strategy by Jeremiah » Video: Spend 19 Minutes at the BlogHaus:
   January 9th, 2007 at 6:24 am

   […] This 19 minute video is a good overview of Sunday night’s BlogHaus. There’s some pretty well known tech folks if you watch carefully. […]

6. » Bloghaus @ CES - como falar com bloggers:
   January 11th, 2007 at 1:56 pm

   […] Quando um senhor dos media vai trabalhar para uma empresa de new media, só pode resultar numa forma diferente de falar com bloggers. Foi assim que decorreu o Bloghaus durante o CES, Robert Scoble da Podtech com o patrocínio da Seagate, ofereceu aos bloggers que estavam na CES a oportunidade de desfrutar de um espaço no qual puderam recarregar as suas baterias e a dos seus portáteis, tomar uma refeição quente enquanto escreviam o último post e ainda beber uma cerveja ao lado de gente famosa da rede. O homem do Ring Nokia, talvez tenha saído do anonimato. Será que na hora de comprar um nova unidade de armazenamento de dados se vão lembrar da Seagate? […]

7. IRhetoric - Karsten Januszewski : Consumer Electronics Show:
   January 11th, 2007 at 4:43 pm

   […] Consumer Electronics Show I’m back to Seattle from CES, still reeling from the one-two punch of CES plus Las Vegas. I’ve been to plenty of developer shows in my time, but never to CES.  It is a different beast entirely than a PDC, TechEd or MIX.  A few highlights from my time there:   I gave a talk to the Windows Vista RTM lab about the partner opportunity with Vista, blogged about by Mary Jo Foley here.  A bunch of great folks there, fun to talk to.  In fact, here’s are some photos of me I found on IStartedSomething (My eyes are shut; can someone use GroupShot to fix that please?) showing my favorite feature of Vista, which is c:program filesreference assembliesmicrosoftframeworkv3.0:     Don’t all those dlls make your mouth drool? I can’t wait to see as more apps start appearing that unleash the possibilities latent within this platform.   I spent most of my time at the conference at the Microsoft Partner Pavilion, showing off, well, partner applications.  Can’t blog too much about it, as the pavilion was by invitation only.  But here’s a picture if you are curious.      Also, spent some time at the Yahoo pavilion, where they were showing off their Messenger for Vista application:     I watched Bill Gates’ keynote from the Bloghaus which was lots of fun.  Caught up with Robert Scoble and  had some other interesting conversations with the blogger Web 2.0 scene.       During Gates keynote, I cheered when he gave a shout out to Windows Presentation Foundation.  (If you search the transcript, you’ll find it.) Go WPF!   Admidst all this, I did have some time to walk the floor.  Intense. My favorite booth from a design point of view was the CMC Magnetics booth.  While everyone else was going for sleek, smooth, classically technical with lots of black and silver, lots of geometry, CMC had this bubbly, organic, pastel booth with plastic orbs, invoking Takashi Murakami. Here’s their booth:     And here’s a Murakami sculpture:     Here’s a close up of the orb things; note the flower petals scattered among the CDS:     And finally, unexpected among all the gadgetry and technical wizardry: a booth featuring ukulele, acoustic, nothing tricked out, just a ukulele:     Too much fun; I hope I have a reason to go back CES next year.  Of course, I’ll be back in Vegas soon enough for MIX.  Hope to see you there!           […]

8. Hear Here » Blog Archive » CES: The Follow-Up:
   January 17th, 2007 at 1:10 pm

   […] Let me say up-front, that I’m really sorry I never made the trek over to the 24×7 Bloghaus that Podtech.net had running. When I get back to Vegas next year, one of the first things I’ll be doing is ringing Scoble on his cell to get my name on that list. […]

9. Web Strategy by Jeremiah » Journalism evolves at UC Berkerley, a conversation on social media:
   June 9th, 2007 at 8:46 am

   […] The press room of the future I forgot to share the future newsroom, where PodTech hosted BlogHaus at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas for 120+ hours straight at a suite in the Bellagio. Here we accepted bloggers, pocasters and videobloggers as the new journalists. It wasn’t exclusive however, we embraced mainstream journalists in addition. This video is a good sample of this event, the output, just staggering, see my clip report. What is PodTech? It’s a network of video bloggers, (some are former journalists) we’re an example of this new media generation, we break news, be interesting, or add value. […]

10. I am the owner of that horn - Pocket.Info - Mobile 2.0:
    November 12th, 2007 at 3:04 pm

    […] Dear FSJ, that is my horn and I would appreciate that you didn’t install him. The guy sitting right next to Scoble is my best friend Greg, we were both at the Podtech Bloghaus talking about the iPhone, Web 2.0, you name it. I remember that day vividly because it was the first time I met Robert Scoble in real life and I turned into a stuttering baffon because it was just an awesome experiance. I saw Dave Winer at the party too, but was too afraid to say hi. To be honest Dave looks like an intimidating person when he bangs away at a keyboard which is what he essentially did during the entire duration of the party. […]

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