November 26th, 2005

Attention Podcast with Alex Barnett

by Joshua Porter  |   1 Comment

Alex Barnett has posted the first half of a podcast of a conversation that he and I had yesterday. Alex went through it immediately after we talked, wrote up some helpful notes with times on them (so you can skip around if you like), and published it. Thanks Alex!

For those unfamiliar with Alex, he’s been blogging lately about OPML, Attention, and empowering people. His post on OPML sampling is a good example of his insight into these topics.

Here’s the podcast: Attention: Part 1 (45min 43MB)

Comments ( One Response so far )

1.  Ashlley Bowers on November 26th, 2005 (Comment) #

Great sounding first cast.The notes helped out alot. Cant wait to hear the second part of yalls cast.

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