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You Are Welcome To Change!

By Ken Stewart on January 17, 2009

Thank you for stopping by. I hope you will enjoy my first video blog post. My hope, as you will see, is to extend the conversation and offer you, my loyal readers, a little more interactive and personal touch.

If you cannot view the video, you may use this link.

Ken Stewart’s blog, ChangeForge.com, focuses on the collision between the constantly changing worlds of business and technology. To learn more about Ken, visit his about page. You may also find Ken on FriendFeed, Twitter, and LinkedIn.


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Ken Stewart

People-focused, business-minded, technology-savvy leader who likes to ask: "Why?"

  • You are funny
  • plus one
    I added your blog to a bookmark!
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  • kallan
    Kia ora Ken

    You have it. Thousands don't. It's not easy to do what you did on the video, never mind how short it was. I have my own reservations about Seesmic - but they are not relevant here. Your post was spot on for the purpose!

    Catchya later
  • Thanks, Ken... I would love to hear your thoughts on the varied services. I see some people used Viddler, YouTube, Vimeo, etc... I landed on Seesmic b/c so many are using it in FriendFeed and Loic (the founder) is a really nice guy - and I like supporting nice guys ;-)

    Shoot me an e-mail at ken [at] changeforge.com if you get a chance. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
  • kallan
    Kia ora Ken

    Look, I''m certainly no expert with any of these that you mention though I have used Youtube and Vimeo, but only embedding previously recorded vids that others have produced.

    I don't know if you have heard of Chris Brogan. He uses his own vids. He is also a supremely excellent blogger - one of the world's best, if not THE best. Check out his site.

    Catchya later
  • I liked the TweetDeck sound during the broadcast. Unmistakable.

    It's clear you're testing. Looking forward to a real video post to see what you've got in store.
  • Ken that was awesome. Not too long, not too short, no rambling, your facial expressions are classic! Keep doing video, I am a fan! ;)
  • Mona, coming from you - that's a real compliment! I was afraid I might break the camera :-D

    Thanks for stopping by...
  • Wholly cow! It didn't scared the BE-GESUS OUTTA ME.
    Video is a bit fuzzy... and their is a rasp to the audio, but otherwise a great addition.
    Looking forward to more!
    Now I have a face to the name
  • One day, you'll have to reciprocate. Wait, I don't even know your name ;-)

    The audio and video, I will have to work on. Seesmic compresses it a bit, and I'm not sure on the audio except that I have a cheap mic... I'll have to invest in that as I continue.
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