Bill Cammack

Music Video Challenge: Official Rules The battle lines have been drawn in the vlogosphere. Use your vlog skills to make the ultimate music video the only way that matters — by videoblogging.

Music: Anything Goes
Editing: Anything Goes
Participants: Anything Goes
Props: Anything Goes
Locations: Try to showcase your normal videoblog environment, plus any other setups you like for your video
Length: up to 4 minutes
Production Date: After April 27, 2007

Canadian & International Entries welcome as well! :D

DEADLINE TO SUBMIT: May 14, 2007
Voting Deadline: May 21, 2007

Current Lineup: (eMail BillC@ReelSolid.tv to join to the lineup)

• Vergel Evans – Lx7.ca
• Bill Cammack – ReelSolid.tv

Clips from the Wednesday, April 4th, 2007 dorkbot-nyc meeting at Location One in SoHo.

Gabe McNatt: “Wind-Composition” is a software program created in MAX-MSP that allows the user to adjust the volume and pan of nine different sound-layers.

Caitlin Berrigan: Viral Confections
“Viral Confections” are edible chocolates shaped into the molecular structure of the hepatitis C virus.

Zach Smith: RepRap
RepRap is an open source 3D printing technology that a Maker can truly appreciate. It uses a thermoplastic extruder to melt and lay down a fine stream of plastic.

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Redbook Magazine editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison discusses progressive approaches to advertising.

Closing Keynote: Is the Ethos of the Social Media World Changing How We Conduct Business Online and Offline?

Lisa Stone moderates this discussion about whether corporate leaders are seeing and leveraging more ideas generated from the outside in and from the bottom up as they lead their household brands into the future. Lisa is joined by iVillage President, Debi Fine, Google VP of Search Products and User Experience Marissa Mayer, Redbook Magazine editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison and WashingtonPost.Newsweek Interactive CEO Caroline Little for the discussion.

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Google VP of Search Products and User Experience Marissa Mayer discusses being reactive vs being innovative, and ROI on Google’s “20 percent time”.

Closing Keynote: Is the Ethos of the Social Media World Changing How We Conduct Business Online and Offline?

Lisa Stone moderates this discussion about whether corporate leaders are seeing and leveraging more ideas generated from the outside in and from the bottom up as they lead their household brands into the future. Lisa is joined by iVillage President, Debi Fine, Google VP of Search Products and User Experience Marissa Mayer, Redbook Magazine editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison and WashingtonPost.Newsweek Interactive CEO Caroline Little for the discussion.