I really enjoyed this one, but the audio-podcast is ways more informativ. So please not too many videocasts, even when they are more fun (to make and to watch).

And by the way Steph, I whish my English where only half as good as yours.

I love the break point about 2 minutes in… you’re both looking like you’re thinking “Oh, jesus, what are we doing” and when the other person is talking you’re thinking “What should I be doing now??” and then you suddenly start talking about feeling self-conscious and it stops you feeling self-conscious - then you start getting comfortable.

But you’re naturals. And it gets easier and easier the more you do it.

Anyway, I think you’re on the money about saving the internet. There are a lot of people out there saving the world - but the internet needs driven people who understand to help keep open to serve *everyone* in time. Sometimes, it feels too much like a geek ghetto - see the post yesterday on ericrice.com about this very thing… but actually, it’s going to fulfil the democratic dreams in time.

As for phones, I have a Nokia N93 with wifi and 3G, and I don’t ever use my 3G, just my home wifi and hotspots around London - cafés mostly. For free. I’m shooting and cutting short daily videoblogs on my Nokia N93 phone and posting them by wifi every day, superfast - and using the web. You’re right - 3G sucks. Wifi in phones is going to dominate, I reckon. With the Nokias and others already out there, and iPhone with wifi on the way, I think those 3G licenses that the phone cos bid so much money for, are going to start looking a bit pricey.

Anyway, great stuff - keep it up

Oh, and if you do video again, you should check out Blip.tv - you can upload, they will convert to Flash for easier viewing on the web and give you video player embed code for your blog post.