http://www.ewanspence.com/blog/2005/11/14/doing-the-ipod-shuffle-shuffle-double-act/ Podcaster, Blogger, Writer, New Media Junkie... Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:45:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.ewanspence.com/blog/2005/11/14/doing-the-ipod-shuffle-shuffle-double-act/comment-page-1/#comment-59408 chrisgreen.co.uk » TPN Rock Takeover Tue, 20 Mar 2007 12:53:52 +0000 http://www.ewanspence.com/blog/?p=466#comment-59408 [...] Ewan Spence, he of iPod Shuffle Shuffle fame (see here and here and here and here), has given me the chance to guest host an episode of TPN Rock, the weekly rock music show over on The Podcast Network that showcases the best unsigned, unknown and underappreciated rock music from around the world. [...] [...] Ewan Spence, he of iPod Shuffle Shuffle fame (see here and here and here and here), has given me the chance to guest host an episode of TPN Rock, the weekly rock music show over on The Podcast Network that showcases the best unsigned, unknown and underappreciated rock music from around the world. [...]

]]> http://www.ewanspence.com/blog/2005/11/14/doing-the-ipod-shuffle-shuffle-double-act/comment-page-1/#comment-27608 The All New Ewan’s Musings » [Le Web 3] Loic Le Meur’s Reply and My Thoughts Mon, 18 Dec 2006 00:08:22 +0000 http://www.ewanspence.com/blog/?p=466#comment-27608 [...] I’ve been there. I’ve helped organised conference programs (NotCon2004 notably, but there are others). And I’ve made wrong decisions as well. Admittedly not in front of 1000 people, but making a super bad judgment call when chairing a panel at Open Tech. My split second decision resulted in a conference attendee loosing his iPod shuffle and the incredibly valuable data stored on it. How you deal with issues like this is vitally important. In my case it was an immediate apology at the conference to the person in question, followed by a full and frank blog post as soon as possible, along with dialog in private. This resulted in a happy conclusion. But I have always delivered what was promised to the audience, to the people paying good money in good faith, and I have always taken on board all their comments and critique. [...] [...] I’ve been there. I’ve helped organised conference programs (NotCon2004 notably, but there are others). And I’ve made wrong decisions as well. Admittedly not in front of 1000 people, but making a super bad judgment call when chairing a panel at Open Tech. My split second decision resulted in a conference attendee loosing his iPod shuffle and the incredibly valuable data stored on it. How you deal with issues like this is vitally important. In my case it was an immediate apology at the conference to the person in question, followed by a full and frank blog post as soon as possible, along with dialog in private. This resulted in a happy conclusion. But I have always delivered what was promised to the audience, to the people paying good money in good faith, and I have always taken on board all their comments and critique. [...]

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