Comments for James Key Lim http://www.jameskeylim.com Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 07 Aug 2008 21:10:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on A tale of two conferences: Internet Retailer and Online Community Unconference 2007 by unconference » Marketplace Covers Unconferences http://www.jameskeylim.com/a-tale-of-two-conferences-internet-retailer-and-online-community-unconference-2007/#comment-48 unconference » Marketplace Covers Unconferences Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:48:18 +0000 http://jameskeylim.wordpress.com/2007/06/10/a-tale-of-two-conferences-internet-retailer-and-online-community-unconference-2007/#comment-48 [...] Face time with other people IS really valuable, rare and expensive. Having meaningful conversations, getting advice from peers and tackling challenging issues is something that is good use of time. Using methods that are structured but leverage the “wisdom of the crowd” gathered are what unconferences are about After attending the Internet Retailer Conference and the Online Community Unconference 2007 last week, I’m really seeing the amazing value that Unconferences offer. They have the right people in the room and I’ve found them to be tremendously valuable as a dialogue of sharing rather than the one-way communication of ‘traditional’ trade events. It’s very much reflective of Web 2.0. If you haven’t been to one before, try one. -Web 2.0 business by James Key Lim [...] [...] Face time with other people IS really valuable, rare and expensive. Having meaningful conversations, getting advice from peers and tackling challenging issues is something that is good use of time. Using methods that are structured but leverage the “wisdom of the crowd” gathered are what unconferences are about After attending the Internet Retailer Conference and the Online Community Unconference 2007 last week, I’m really seeing the amazing value that Unconferences offer. They have the right people in the room and I’ve found them to be tremendously valuable as a dialogue of sharing rather than the one-way communication of ‘traditional’ trade events. It’s very much reflective of Web 2.0. If you haven’t been to one before, try one. -Web 2.0 business by James Key Lim [...]

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]]> Comment on Windows Live Writer: Write blog posts offline by Digital Scrapbooking Info » Tags, Categories, Trackbacks and your blog http://www.jameskeylim.com/windows-live-writer-write-blog-posts-offline/#comment-52 Digital Scrapbooking Info » Tags, Categories, Trackbacks and your blog Sun, 29 Jul 2007 21:01:47 +0000 http://jameskeylim.com/2007/07/17/windows-live-writer-write-blog-posts-offline/#comment-52 [...] blog.  You can see his post here.  Now he will get a trackback from me because I’m linking to his blog.  (James also has a cool site called Tellfriends.com)  You can set up your blog to [...] [...] blog.  You can see his post here.  Now he will get a trackback from me because I’m linking to his blog.  (James also has a cool site called Tellfriends.com)  You can set up your blog to [...]

]]> Comment on Podcasting over a phone. Coming soon: Phone interviews with friends on the front lines of Web 2.0 sharing survival tips in the web revolution of business. by jameskeylim http://www.jameskeylim.com/podcasting-over-a-phone/#comment-51 jameskeylim Tue, 17 Jul 2007 00:52:43 +0000 http://jameskeylim.wordpress.com/2007/06/15/podcasting-over-a-phone/#comment-51 Turns out that I did not like Gabcast in the end. See my other post about Gizmo Project. http://jameskeylim.com/2007/07/11/gizmo-project-free-podcasting-as-easy-as-an-phone-call-to-a-friend/ Turns out that I did not like Gabcast in the end. See my other post about Gizmo Project.

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]]> Comment on Podcasting over a phone. Coming soon: Phone interviews with friends on the front lines of Web 2.0 sharing survival tips in the web revolution of business. by Gizmo Project: FREE podcasting as easy as an phone call to a friend « jameskeylim.com http://www.jameskeylim.com/podcasting-over-a-phone/#comment-50 Gizmo Project: FREE podcasting as easy as an phone call to a friend « jameskeylim.com Thu, 12 Jul 2007 06:55:33 +0000 http://jameskeylim.wordpress.com/2007/06/15/podcasting-over-a-phone/#comment-50 [...] had recently blogged about looking into using a tool called Gabcast. I was disappointed. It was supposed to be easy as [...] [...] had recently blogged about looking into using a tool called Gabcast. I was disappointed. It was supposed to be easy as [...]

]]> Comment on Social Media Club: Is Second Life for your business? Maybe… by Network in World (NiW): Companies like Microsoft, eBay, HP have virtual job fair on Second Life « jameskeylim.com http://www.jameskeylim.com/social-media-club-is-second-life-for-your-business-maybe/#comment-26 Network in World (NiW): Companies like Microsoft, eBay, HP have virtual job fair on Second Life « jameskeylim.com Wed, 11 Jul 2007 06:33:02 +0000 http://jameskeylim.wordpress.com/2007/05/25/social-media-club-is-second-life-for-your-business-maybe/#comment-26 [...] A past post I wrote on SecondLife, Social Media Club: Is Second Life for your business? Maybe… [...] [...] A past post I wrote on SecondLife, Social Media Club: Is Second Life for your business? Maybe… [...]

]]> Comment on Podcasting over a phone. Coming soon: Phone interviews with friends on the front lines of Web 2.0 sharing survival tips in the web revolution of business. by jameskeylim http://www.jameskeylim.com/podcasting-over-a-phone/#comment-49 jameskeylim Wed, 20 Jun 2007 07:46:27 +0000 http://jameskeylim.wordpress.com/2007/06/15/podcasting-over-a-phone/#comment-49 I just completed the registration process for Gabcast today. It was pretty simple. So you get 30 minutes free of calls. If you want to do conference calls past the first FREE 30 minutes then you need to purchase minutes in packs on this page - http://www.gabcast.com/index.php?a=account&b=minutes. You basically can buy 10 minutes for a $1 or $.10 per minute. Rates are charged per person per minute so, "For conference calls, minutes are calculated for every user in the conference. For example, 4 people in a conference call for 10 minutes, would equate to 40 minutes." You can also upgrade your membership. It's actually not that expensive. Pro is $6/month and Premium is $12/month. What was nice to see was that they have links directly into WordPress. I did take a look at HotRecorder.com just be sure that it's not the right solution. I downloaded and installed, but GabCast still seems easier to use. I have an interview set up later this week so I'll update how it goes. I just completed the registration process for Gabcast today. It was pretty simple.

So you get 30 minutes free of calls. If you want to do conference calls past the first FREE 30 minutes then you need to purchase minutes in packs on this page - http://www.gabcast.com/index.php?a=account&b=minutes. You basically can buy 10 minutes for a $1 or $.10 per minute. Rates are charged per person per minute so, “For conference calls, minutes are calculated for every user in the conference. For example, 4 people in a conference call for 10 minutes, would equate to 40 minutes.”

You can also upgrade your membership. It’s actually not that expensive. Pro is $6/month and Premium is $12/month.

What was nice to see was that they have links directly into WordPress.

I did take a look at HotRecorder.com just be sure that it’s not the right solution. I downloaded and installed, but GabCast still seems easier to use.

I have an interview set up later this week so I’ll update how it goes.

]]> Comment on How YOU can read 20 blogs in 5 minutes! Use an RSS reader. by jameskeylim http://www.jameskeylim.com/how-you-can-read-20-blogs-in-5-minutes-use-an-rss-reader/#comment-19 jameskeylim Fri, 15 Jun 2007 01:35:41 +0000 http://jameskeylim.wordpress.com/2007/05/22/how-you-can-read-20-blogs-in-5-minutes-use-an-rss-reader/#comment-19 hey pete, you're right about netvibes inability to rate and share articles... that would be a good feature add! it's a good question about how netvibes makes money. i'm not sure to be honest. hmm. quick search shows that they got $15M last fall. that explains why no adds (for now). http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/13/netvibes-secures-a-15million-investment/ thank you for sharing your thoughts. hey pete, you’re right about netvibes inability to rate and share articles… that would be a good feature add! it’s a good question about how netvibes makes money. i’m not sure to be honest.

hmm. quick search shows that they got $15M last fall. that explains why no adds (for now).

http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/13/netvibes-secures-a-15million-investment/

thank you for sharing your thoughts.

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