• Ideas
• Live Weekly Sat night 10PM JST for 30 min
• All content CC-BY licensed
• Use primarily if not all CC-BY music
• Involve the ircchannel (#joiito) in real time feedback and participation
• Video blog format output of show
• Would be great if this was available immediately after airing so it could be syndicated out to other formats and viewers
• Global Voices roundup
• Metroblogging roundup
• Could do a weekly overall roundup or feature a different city each week.
• iChat AV interviews with bloggers and other interesting people
• Interviews in Second Life and possibly World of Warcraft (need to get rights clearance)
• B-Roll videos and interviews from Joi's travels to conferences and meetings
• Technorati Japan blog roundup
• Feature amateur and viewer content and try to collaborate with schools and artists to make cool stuff
• Perhaps some online option where viewers could upload videos (could be as simple as a Vimeo or YouTube group) and each week air most popular / interesting ones.
• Talk about open standards which will help connect together the islands of functionality. Lots of small little 37Signals thingies is great - but unless the distributed web can mesh together, we'll get stomped on my GYM and others. Media, Blogging, Social Networking and Communications stdnards are all emerging. These stdnards need to get supported by SixApart and talked about on this show.

Joi -

Would be interested in participating to provide views of Japanese tech trends relative to the rest of the world, where it is leading and lagging, and what the future may hold.

Scott Smith

Futurist, Social Technologies
Managing Blogger, Mobile Weblog

contributed by user131376 on Feb 28 5:37am

We can line up some interviews at SXSW Interactive. Might be interesting to shoot parties.

contributed by Jon Lebkowsky on Feb 28 3:34pm

Check out and please contribute to SXSW 2006 Schedule - Joi Ito

I'm assuming since this is airing in Tokyo it will be in Japanese. I would love it if the video you put on a blog could have the video subtitled or something, so I can watch!

contributed by user131736 on Mar 2 7:58am

I am tv producer/new media guy...Check out our site http://thenimblecompany.com
If you want to go after the Japanese audience there is a huge japanese student population in Vancouver. We could help you tap into that. We have access to gear, encoding etc.,

contributed by {sudhaK. user131789} on Mar 2 3:19pm

Hello, my name is Chris Car and I am working on a platform to record videos by using a webcam directly from within your web-browser. Would be nice to setup a dedicated show on my platform for people to record content which is being aggregated into your show...
What do you think?

web: http://stars-of-the-web.net
e-mail: cc@chriscar.com

Ahem...I am Briconcella, just a housewife/writer in Paris, France. The magic of blogging lead me to your wiki. I am here if you want odd video snippets from Paris, on fooding, France, cats, etc.The blogosphere makes me think of the sardine run in South Africa. Know what the sardine run is? Huge migration of billions of sardines, moving as one, along the coast, from July to September. I'd like to pick a sardine-blogger out of the pack sometimes and look closely at it. Do bloggers blind-dates on MSN or AIM, monitor the blogosphere activity on a screen, do....etc. (briconcella@gmail.com)

contributed by user132128 on Mar 4 4:39pm

Let us (MJ) know what we can do to participate.

• Gen

My ideas:
1. invite underground techno DJs for introducing their activities and its relationship with computer and internet.
2. introduce the trend of online FPS(first-person-shooter) games if Joi-san is interested in them. My favorites are Battlefield2, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter and coming Quake War - Enemy Territory.
3. tell us about the latest status of 'Enterprise 2.0' and 'Office 2.0' which seem to be now hot in Silicon Valley.
4. with cute girls to attract viewers.

-m.y. (http://1myasuda.blogspot.com/)

contributed by masayoshi.yasuda@hidden on Aug 25 7:02pm