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Gillmor Gang guested by Congdon, Jarvis and Edelman

If you're in the mood for podcasts, the most recent edition of the Gillmor Gang is not to be missed. Topics covered include: new media vs. old and the changing advertising landscape. Amanda Congdon from , Jeff Jarvis from /About.com/NYTimes and Richard Edelman, head of the PR firm that represents Walmart and is smart enough to employ Steve Rubel, are all the guests. And it's only 30 minutes long! So if you are put off by the usual hour length of one of the best podcasts online - this could be your big chance to check it out. Very forward-looking stuff in this one.

Highlights off the top of my head are:

  • Did you know that Rocketboom gets around 300,000 viewers daily?  The long tail brings some episodes up to one million.  Having a deal withTivo helps I'm sure, but the conversation concluded that the future would be one where content finds its way to consumers in a wide variety of ways, not locked into a single Network.
  • Check out this Rocketboom interview with Dave Winer. (Winer thinks MySpace is training wheels for more sophisticated systems, like blogging.  Hmmmm....)
  • Richard Edelman says his company is talking to Technorati about some very interesting collaboration between advertiser conversation and bloggers.
Here's a link to the full episode, part I of several.
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