From the monthly archives:

May 2007

Paul McCartney ain’t old school

by Jeremy Vaught

In a post from the New York Times today, I learned that Paul McCartney gets it. I hear more and more musicians doing it, and before long more and more will continue. I’m talking about giving up on the antiquated music business.
So in a nutshell, here is what Paul has done. So [...]

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Sony’s superthin screen

by Jeremy Vaught

You can find the story at lifeleak.com. Sony calls it a tv, but teeveeschmeevee, it is a screen, and I have have been looking forward to this since my monstrous CRT on my first computer. The possibilities of this fascinate me. I imagine not only the usefulness, but also the visual of [...]

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Al Gore’s nice monitor setup

by Jeremy Vaught

As seen on “The Drudge Report”

Compare that to my dinky little setup:

At least we have the mess in common.

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Being stuck and the art of creating content

by Jeremy Vaught

I’m stuck… I’ve not been blogging or podcasting. I don’t think I’m in a rut, I think I’m just overwhelmed. I am looking for a job, and I am trying to get my kids back, two things that are quite stressful. However, aren’t we all busy? I twittered about a month [...]

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New Media King

by Jeremy Vaught

So I was trying to come up with tagline for my blog, and Mo Hax in Second Life helped me out. He posted a pic of me on Snapzilla, and his comment makes for a good tagline. Best of all, I can claim I didn’t say it. (Plausible Deniability) :-)
So from here on, [...]

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PodCamp AZ meeting at the desired location

by Jeremy Vaught

I met with Michelle and Brent Spore from TheCreationShop.com among other sites. We met with Darlene from Bentley Projects, which is where we intend to score a home run with an awesome PodCamp.
This location is simply awesome. Shies from being perfect, but still rates awesome. It is an old warehouse practically in [...]

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