Comments on: Buzzine Interview

By: Jon Hu

Jon Hu — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 07:21:37 +0000

Every time I read or see an interview with you… I gain more respect for you.

P.S. Read your Feb post about twitter, thanks for the links.

By: len

len — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:08:28 +0000

Not to speak out of turn, but I think you are one of the first real web genius storytellers. Of your time. Of your voice. Of the passion. Of the generation.

We baby boomers can go fishin’ now.

The genius of The Guild is you show that communications make friends and friends are real virtual or in meatspace, and ultimately, they entwine. Her shrink is wrong and she is right. Her pleasure is knowing that. And that is when real trouble starts for anyone in life. But the difference between iTunes and and MyMusic is Friends. Artists must engage their social network so they engage the zeitgeist more strongly. While the music industry whines about the model, you use it keep rights, make distribution deals and work with what the web presents you: an opportunity to become something beyond anything the hype machine can achieve: a good shepherd. You make Friends.

And for the generation that tried to make love conquer hate and believed we didn’t have to pass on parental damage, that is a wondeful change in the business.

Good luck to you. May you fare well

The ghost bit is brilliant and reaches because now her virtual self abandoned her in the face of pain. Brilliant.

By: Felicia

Felicia — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:34:07 +0000

I don’t rate myself as a celebrity, but people in the press seem to refer to me as that, so I try to correct them Believe me, I’m not interested in being a celebrity, I hate that word. I just want to do good work.

By: William George Ferguson

William George Ferguson — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 15:46:01 +0000

Elm: 250,000 followers on Twitter does really only make Felicia a popular online personality. In her other life, 14,000,000 people watching her on House (and Fox using her in the promos) tends to make Felicia a celebrity

By: Elm

Elm — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 06:11:44 +0000

You had me bought out until you brought up that celeb stuff. Why would you even rate yourself as a celeb? Popular online personality yes without a doubt but not celeb caliber, at least not yet, you still got more work to do to reach that point.