Video: Graham of Techdirt dishes the “grit” on the Web

Categories: Interview, Video, Web IndustryPosted on October 1st, 2007

Well the iPhones weren’t really free, attendees had to pay to go to the conference, but for many corporate folks, these types of conferences can be expensed.

I’ve known Graham for a while, his website Techdirt gives out healthy analysis and commentary on the web industry, I’m sure you’ve run into it frequently. Graham refers to the unexpert-expert community that they are building at the Insight Community they’ve built, although it looks like there are some fees to join (update: see comments for details). It’s always interesting to me to meet the faces behind the websites, and I do these videos so you can be in on it too.

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COD

There is no fee to be an expert in the Techdirt Insight Community. It provides an opportunity to earn money by contributing to the collaborative analysis we do for our clients.

The fee is on the customer side. It's a name your own price model in which the customer decides exactly how much to bid for the analysis from the expert community. We collate the individual contributions from the community members, and sometimes add our analysis, to help companies address the knowledge gaps in their strategic plans.