It's me. I'm the most famous videoblogger ... in my street! Waz from Crash Test Kitchen (for a picture, see Time Person of the Year issue. No, not the mirror on the front, dummy - the picture of ME ME ME inside! Oh, Lenny's in there too...)
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "missbhavens1969" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Segmented fame. I like that! I'd rather 10,000,000 people watched > 1,000,000 different videoblogs than 10,000,000 people watching the > same 100. Or something like that. My math is off-- just work with me > on this one. You get it, though, right? > > I don't know what an STC conference is, but being known to 20,000 tech > writers is hardly impressive in the vast scheme of things. Millions > upon millions of people don't know who Ze Frank is. Or any of us here. > > There is no "most famous videoblogger". I imagine that declaring one > (or even trying to) on this yahoo group would result in THE longest > "define videoblogging" thread of all time! Feel free to have at it if > y'all must. > > Personally, I mustn't. > > hugs, > Bekah > > -- > http://www.missbhavens.com > > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Watkins" <steve@> wrote: > > > > Maybe fame is very segmented these days. In an era where the mass > media isnt quite so mass, and the rise of the long tail, there is less > collective recognition of a limited set of people who are the megafamous. > > > > Steve Elbows > > > > > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Stephanie Bryant" <mortaine@> > wrote: > > > > > > Ze Frank was the closing keynote speaker at the annual STC > conference this year, approx. 20,000 attendees of professional > technical writers. So, um, he's *known.* > > > > > > --Stephanie > > > >
