They should be good to me by giving me a show because I’m nobody and that would be the most kick-ass publicity stunt ever It would also rub salt into the paper-cuts of all those whiny b**ches who complain about how they got screwed, and adding injury to insult is just f**king cool.

By CT Moore on Jul 12, 2007

Of course you have no problem with them– you are on their payroll!

Also, you have nothing worth “stealing”. Like Lan Bui’s photography, to have been used on promotional materials. If they used your work without pay, you would be hollering into your little iSight camera also.

By The Real World on Jul 12, 2007

Loren,
I have known John at PodTech for several years and my dealings and interactions with him have always been positive.. So maybe I am missing something here with the controversy …?

Congrats to you buddy!

Rodney Rumford

By Rodney Rumford on Jul 13, 2007

Hi Loren- We talked at CES, if that rings a bell. I wanted to say it’s cool that you posted this.

To my mind, there are two companies doing right by their podcasters, and you’re doing work with one of them. The other doesn’t have Pod in their name.

I’ve met and spoken with Steve Gillmor twice at events, and at OnHollywood, he was saying great things about his conversations with you, insofar as how you approach things, and the bounce-back-and-forth that must give. I like Steve’s style, too.

So, this and $8 buys you a shot of something, but I just wanted to say that you’re doing great work out there, and thanks for sticking up for PodTech.

By Chris Brogan... on Jul 13, 2007

How times have changed.

By Rob on Aug 16, 2007