A lot of interesting videoblogging stuff happening.

Videoblogging seminar last week at E.A.T rev (photos here). They did a workshop I unfortunately couldn’t attend but word on the street points to a collaborative project taking place this Sunday, planned to be the first thing aired on t-vlog. Videbloggers, Café La Suède, badminton, Amager — what’s not to like.

Also, Jon Froda and Andreas Haugstrup are doing a videoblogging in organizations seminar hosted by DONA.

Hopefully we’ll see a bit of vlog action at reboot as well.

According to the stats on blip.tv, this video of Froda and Haugstrup doing a videblogging seminar at DONA has been viewed over 3700 times at time of writing.

Without revealing too much, I think it’s safe to say that DONA’s 200 members combined with the number of visitors on my blog don’t even come close to 3700.

‘Videoblogging’ in the title probably make up for some of it, but I’m going for ‘bug in the stats software’…I think…

No liveblogging from me. Did that yesterday — today is my day off. Kim Elmose is blogging live and links to fellow livebloggers.

At time of writing (shit, now I’m liveblogging) Rebecca is talking about blogging policies which links to a discussion we had yesterday at CMF2005 where we managed to setup our own blogging roundtable session.

More on that in a seperate post, but overall it’s fair to say the non-bloggers were caught in a fear paradigm. Yeah, yeah, so blogging’s good — but how about [insert standard corportation fear].

Blood is attacking the (important, I agree) subject by turning it around: Blogging policies are meant to be a help to employees blogging so everyone knows who’s in charge, what they can and can’t do etc. Which is a much more pleasant and visionary way of looking at it…