The Opinions of a Loud Mouth Man: Social Networker and Opinoneer

I know Loud Mouth Man through Twitter. We say hello to each other and we have exchanged Skype contacts. He is more active on Twitter than myself. His report from Podcamp Boston includes an interesting list of Twitter and blogosphere activists. Take a look at the post and his video report.

The Opinions of a Loud Mouth Man: Social Networker and Opinoneer: "Podcamp Boston Post Show Debrief. Posted in November 4th, 2007 by nik in podcampboston, social media, Podcamp Its been well over a week since I visited Podcamp Boston and now I have the perspective and the distance to evaluate the events. As many will know ( or have discovered ) I am not a great traveller, being so far away from Home for me is hard work so I really have to express again my gratitude to so many of you for making the visit a totally memorable one. Since Loic Lemur was very kind to answer my Santa request and send me a invite to Seesmic allow me to explain what visiting a Podcamp has done for me."

Loic Le Meur about Video on the Net

Loic explains why the people are calling. It was impossible to react like this before. Friends should have the possibility to get connected.

Trusting my friends on Twitter more than press or any other medias. His message goes to 1800 people and on the stage he is going to get responses.



This type of conversations are not available on the TV. We don't want arranged reality.

• Twitter Vision
• How the conversation moves
• People talk
• It's completely open
• You decide who to listen
• The same quality of conversation
• We can talk all the time
• We trust in friends
• Twitter
• What your friends are posting from around the world
• Posts are coming from all around the world and live
• Posting from the conference stage
• On Facebook, from all your social software
• The idea is to have a voice with people around the world
• Discover new people all the time
• The joy of the morning
• People I want to stay in touch with
• Create daily shows 3 to 5 minutes
• 200 videos are posted every day by 200 people
• Daily shows 3 to 5 videos
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Loic is a great promoter (Scripting News)

Loic is a great promoter (Scripting News): "Loic is a great promoter Tuesday, October 16, 2007 by Dave Winer.

It's been a real thrill to watch Loic Le Meur roll out his new video community tool called Seesmic.

He's got the French touch, a bit self-deprecating, he's good at seduction, keeps his ego in the background and puts the focus on the users, where it should be.

Permalink to this paragraph As he's been seeding people one by one, they create videos which then appear on Twitter (heh) so people who don't have Seesmic get an idea what it's like through the eyes of people they know.

This immediately creates a feeling of envy, but if you beg Loic he gives you an activation code, and off you go -- ready to become his next evangelist. Feeling privileged to be his next evangelist.

It's like Tom Sawyer and the fence. Permalink to this paragraph He reminds me so much of Jean-Louis Gassee in his prime, when he had all the Mac developers wrapped around his finger, and loving it.

Permalink to this paragraph I have an idea of where Loic wants to go with this, and it's going to be big. It'll be a fun ride, and fun to watch a master promoter at work."

The Latest from TechCrunch

Gmail - The Latest from TechCrunch: "Loïc Le Meur is a well-known French serial entrepreneur who has created and sold multiple Internet startups, including B2L (sold to BBDO), RapidSite France (sold to France Telecom), Tekora (sold to Access-Commerce) and Ublog (merged with Six Apart.) Working on his next venture, Loïc continues to be an active investor. He organizes Europe’s largest annual web event, LeWeb3, that gathered 1300 participants from 37 Countries in 2006. Loïc’s blog is one of the most popular in France, read by more than 250,000 unique visitors per month."