Comments on: Mobcast Episode 35 http://www.castmedium.com/2010/01/04/mobcast-episode-35/ Sun, 11 Dec 2011 15:50:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: TJ' http://www.castmedium.com/2010/01/04/mobcast-episode-35/#comment-953 TJ' Wed, 06 Jan 2010 06:36:22 +0000 http://www.castmedium.com/?p=7614#comment-953 Wow An insightful comment about this podcast, that being said I really enjoy anthony on podcasts but the host of this podcast makes me want to turn it off so damn fast, I endured but probably never going to listen to this podcast again. That's what I like about this site I read about who's hosting and stay very far away. Damn I wish Garnet or Shane would do any podcast and show these guys how to do it. Wow An insightful comment about this podcast, that being said I really enjoy anthony on podcasts but the host of this podcast makes me want to turn it off so damn fast, I endured but probably never going to listen to this podcast again. That's what I like about this site I read about who's hosting and stay very far away.

Damn I wish Garnet or Shane would do any podcast and show these guys how to do it.

]]> By: Erik http://www.castmedium.com/2010/01/04/mobcast-episode-35/#comment-952 Erik Wed, 06 Jan 2010 04:05:11 +0000 http://www.castmedium.com/?p=7614#comment-952 Their conversation at the end of the show about the line between friends/fans and what they can say on their personal time is absolutely fascinating when you think that all three of the sites representing are built on community and fan support. Rebel-FM and CO-OP were funded by fan donations, and Bitmob gets most its content from the community; all of these guys should understand that they themselves blurred the line between personal and professional when they opened up to the community like that. That's not to say I'm not sympathetic to their concerns, especially when they don't know how to share information they want to give their friends, but not anyone else. Most adults have that problem now on Facebook and Twitter unless they were very careful on who they accepted as friends/followers. Their conversation at the end of the show about the line between friends/fans and what they can say on their personal time is absolutely fascinating when you think that all three of the sites representing are built on community and fan support. Rebel-FM and CO-OP were funded by fan donations, and Bitmob gets most its content from the community; all of these guys should understand that they themselves blurred the line between personal and professional when they opened up to the community like that.

That's not to say I'm not sympathetic to their concerns, especially when they don't know how to share information they want to give their friends, but not anyone else. Most adults have that problem now on Facebook and Twitter unless they were very careful on who they accepted as friends/followers.

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