A lot of my friends are in Las Vegas at this moment, there various parties focusing around BlogWorld – I had the chance to go but passed on it – particularly the party tonight at the Hard Rock Cafe thrown by Buzzlogic, I would have gone to LV just for that – but I found that I simply can’t do it all – at least, because I’m not totally a master of my own time. I found some early footage of Blogworld here – BlogworldExpo 2008, Las Vegas Warm-up.

And in a way, Blogworld would have been great for me to attend, as Sebastian and I are building our BlogSpeedWay.com blog network.

With all the activity of late – and a new Press Pass to SMX East (have to work out how I’m going to attend it) and waiting to hear back about LeWeb3 08 (I’d like to speak) and SES Chicago – plus attending Emetrics DC …. you’d think I had enough. But the reality is – I haven’t.

I got the speaking bug and want to go all the way with it.

Having said that, this week was full of activity here in New York and some of it was at Web 2.0 and I did take some video of the show but didn’t get a chance to upload it – that will be later this weekend. I gave my pass to a friend for today as I knew I would not attend on Friday – and it sounds like the best was left for last – according to a post at UgoTrade

O’Reilly: “What Will You Do With Web 2.0?”

Tish does really good posts that are well researched and thought out – and people say that I write a lot!

Actually, I had some excellent sessions today at OMMA Global and am glad I went – though I did miss the ComScore Breakfast – but I more than made up for it with the other sessions and meetings I had.

And that reminds me about one more thing – I crystallized some feelings and ideas I’ve had for a while today – and it happened as I left OMMA Global today.

For one thing – I’ve had a tightrope to walk – but won’t go into the details – however, I will say that I work best when I can define myself, my own role, and how I execute tasks, decide what is important organize my role in that fashion.

My sense, however, is that no organization is fully going to allow that. Sad about that, though I understand why that is.