The closing keynote of the Kevin Pollak.
Pollak talked about his online chat show at Chad Vader, the people responsible for this:
They talked about how they got started and how unbelievable their success was. Then they brought out wrote this about the keynote on his blog:
The closing keynote was a bit of a train wreck. Kevin Pollack is absolutely hilarious. The Chad Vader guys and the Bloggess were a stretch. The keynote was dirty. I heard words come out of Guy Kawasaki’s mouth that I would have never expected (dude, you’ve got a brand to uphold – don’t blow it!). All in all, this was gutter-level humor I would have expected from a late night comedy special from crappy comedians on HBO. This is Blogworld and it is worthy of respect. Let’s act like it. I’m not opposed to a little foul language. I use it myself sometimes on this blog to get the point across. But, there are limits.
I get the impression, however, that most people had a lot of fun with the keynote. It wasn't just about fun though. There was also a point to be made.
The main takeaway was this: The web has allowed each of these people to be stars in their own way, and in ways that traditional media would never have allowed. Pollak said that he was approached by a major studio who wanted him to take his show to them, but they wouldn't let him do 2-hour interviews, so he declined. He can do it however he wants online.
murdok reporter Abby Johnson contributed to this report from BlogWorld.





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