The Daily Sixty: My experience at Public Media Camp in 60 seconds.

I willingly spent a beautiful Boston Saturday indoors for Boston's first PubCamp held at WGBH. The general gist of the day: over a hundred folks involved in public media (writers, producers, designers, journalists, etc.) gathered to talk shop, network, and "lay the foundation for what's to come in new media." It was a fabulous time. I had a career crush on almost every single person there. Check out the killer list of attendees.

I had the opportunity to participate in six discussions throughout the day: 
- Multimedia Journalism: The Myth of the One-Man Band  (argument for team media production)
- Backpack Media Production (best practices on how to produce great work with only a backpack full of equipment) led by Adam Weiss 
- The Listening Salon (listened to ridiculously rad examples of audio work) led by Public Radio Exchange's Emily Corwin
- The New Radio Receiver (discussed new hardware/distribution options for radio content) 
- The Lightning Round (anyone present could get up and talk of their projects... my piece features a great quote from Joanna Marinova of PressPassTV)
- Indy News Bureau (fleshing out the idea for a brick and mortar locale for independent journalists)

Listen to today's audio minute for a smattering of things that struck me... a few words from each session. 

THE DAILY SIXTY: August 21
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