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    “Ladies and Gentlemen, We Have Lift Off”

    July 31st, 2006

    Yes, I know, I tinkered with the famous phrase just a bit.
    Back in 1969, when the Apollo landed on the moon, our well respected NASA officials either must have only had men working in the Houston control center OR they believed that only men were listening to and watching history get made. Hey, what gives!!
    Nevertheless, [...]

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    Is BlogTalkRadio a Web 2.0 company?

    July 28th, 2006

    As I mentioned in one of my early posts, I am pretty much a “have-not” when it comes to blogging. I must admit however that given the positive feedback and excitement we have seen this past week as we launched Blogtalkradio, our status in the blogging community is rising just a tad.
    So the question I [...]

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    More notes from the CEO

    July 27th, 2006

    Dear BlogTalkRadio hosts, callers and listeners,
    We continue to be excited by what’s happening at BTR. Our represented country totals are approaching twenty. Since yesterday we added shows from Argentina, Chad, Brazil, Turkey and Swaziland. Yes, that’s right Swaziland. It’s incredible to me that in less than 2 full days of “going live”, we have attracted [...]

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    “Build it and They Will Come”

    July 26th, 2006

    We all of have heard the phrase from the Kevin Costner movie, “Field of Dreams”. You remember, Costner takes a working field of corn and turns it into a baseball field. He hears a message from his dad, that if he builds the field, the 1908 White sox will come back and use the field.
    Well, [...]

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    BlogTalkRadio is Live!!

    July 25th, 2006

    Well, I must say that we are realy excited that Blogtalkradio has gone live!!
    We woke up this morning, quite early I might add, to find a nice piece on Techcrunch.
    “Podcasts are fun to listen to, but they’d be even cooler if you could listen live and IM your feedback to the host in real time. [...]

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    Net Neutrality: Will Broadband Giants Win Against Content Providers?

    July 21st, 2006

    As I mentioned in one of my early posts, my background is in telecom. I have been in the telecom space since 1993. I have been through the ATT/MCI/Sprint wars and competed against the major European Telco’s.
    “But what does the telecom space have to do with blogging and live blogshows,” you might ask? Well, unfortunately [...]

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    The Rise of the Non-Blogger

    July 14th, 2006

    The non-blogger is taking over the blogosphere.
    Who is the non-blogger? He is the financial advisor who closely follows a couple reputable stock and financial blogs but never posts comments. She is the entertainment executive keeping tabs on the pulse of the market to gauge emerging trends. The non-blogger has perhaps dabbled in blogging but can’t [...]

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    The Have’s and Have Not’s

    July 13th, 2006

    Let me start by saying that I am a have not. No, I am not talking about my family, my personal life or professional life.
    I am talking about my standing as a blogger in the blogosphere. Like many of us bloggers, I know how easy it is to get lost in the millions of blogs [...]

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    Who is Alan Levy

    July 11th, 2006

    I’m Alan Levy, CEO of BlogTalkRadio.com.
    As I’ll be posting here a lot to keep you up to speed on all the excitement over at BlogTalkRadio.com, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself.
    Like many bloggers, I only discovered this incredible medium a couple of years ago. My background is in telecommunications, where I launched [...]

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    BlogTalkRadio.com: Extending the Blogosphere

    July 10th, 2006

    BlogTalkRadio.com is coming soon - in the next 10 days or so.
    However, so many people are asking us to begin discussing the site and the concept behind it, that we’ve launched our blog early.
    So here you have it!
    How BlogTalkRadio.com is Extending the Blogosphere
    The blogosphere is exploding. With over 47 million blogs currently online, the blogosphere [...]

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