Oh, and you can also hear Jonathan over on the WordPress Podcast, which he co-hosts along with Charles Stricklin.
By the way, for my non-blogging readers, I’m almost done with the WordCamp videos… so we’ll be getting back to the regular silliness very soon. Please stand by!
It’s late here (1.09am) and I’ve just got to the part where Jonathan starts getting technical. Enjoyable up to that point but I think I need a clearer head to finish.
My only other disappointment was too much focus on the video screen, not the speaker.
WordCamp Dallas 2008: The WordPress Podcast
Day 2 of WordCamp Dallas started out with a live taping of The WordPress Podcast, featuring hosts Charles Stricklin and Jonathan Bailey with guests Mark Jaquith, Mark Ghosh and WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg.
In case I forgot to mention it lately, we want to thank our generous sponsors without whom this event simply wouldn’t have been...
WordCamp Dallas 2008: Chris Smith on SEO for Bloggers
Next in the lineup of WordCamp Dallas speakers is Chris Smith, Lead GravityStream Strategist at Netconcepts, who lectured on Search Engine Optimization for Bloggers.
Chris has five patents pending for his work on local search and presentation technologies, and his specialization centers around natural search optimization.
Incidentally, there are two more WordCamp Videos still to come, so...
WordCamp Dallas 2008: Matt Mullenweg, WordPress 2.5 and Beyond
I was very pleased to work with Charles Stricklin this year on organizing the WordCamp Dallas 2008 event held at City Hall in Frisco, TX.
A very special Thank You goes out to Mayor Mike Simpson and the entire City Council for allowing the event to be held in the Council Chambers. And...
Jonathan Bailey, of Plagiarism Today, gave a fantastic lecture at WordCamp Dallas 2008 in Frisco, TX entitled “How to Prevent, Detect and Stop Content Theft” which was a fantastic discussion about things you can to protect your content.
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It’s late here (1.09am) and I’ve just got to the part where Jonathan starts getting technical. Enjoyable up to that point but I think I need a clearer head to finish.
My only other disappointment was too much focus on the video screen, not the speaker.