Hi, I’m Colin.

We gave a way a ton of Viddler tshirts at the DiggNation Meetup in Brooklyn, New York.

Live taping of DiggNation in Brooklyn, NY. Supposedly 2,000 people!  This was shot from the VIP section, which was pretty close, while I felt sorry for the really big fans of DiggNation being squashed all the way into the back of Studio B.

Brian Brushwood, of Scam School, interviewed by Joanne Colan of Rocketboom.

This guy brought his light-up pins.  He was actually very, very good.  I don’t think he does this professionally but just sorta likes to entertain.

Setting up for the show.

The iPhone helped the cabby find Brooklyn, Ha!

An easy way to watch all of the video from The Future of Web Design from New York City in November 2007.

The GW Bridge costs $8USD to cross (for a car). Better than the $12USD you have to pay to go through the Holland tunnel to the south.

A photo of a large number 9 in New York City.

Photos of New York City by Veerle Pieters.

Date taken: January 11, 2008 | Resting on a street lamp on the lower-east side of Central Park in New York City.

Date taken: January 11, 2008 | A passage between 50-something and 50-something streets in New York City.

Date taken: January 11, 2008 | This Coca-Cola delivery man was working hard in New York City.

Date taken: November 08, 2007 | Burger King. INTERNET.

Once communities get too big they begin to divide. I do not see this as a problem to solve but rather something to embrace in social software.

What I thought was good and bad at April’s NY Video 2.0 Meetup.

Hello New York! I’m heading to New York City for the NY Video 2.0 Meetup.