NFL Draft 2007 – Interview With Paul Salata “Mr. Irrevelant” At New York’s Radio City Music Hall
ONN – NFL Draft 2007 – Interview With Paul Salata “Mr. Irrevelant” At New York’s Radio City Music Hall
Paul Salata, the founder and host of “Mr. Irrelevant Week” stopped by to talk with Bill Chackhes and myself (Zennie Abraham) about his NFL-supported event that celebrates the last pick in the last round of the NFL Draft.
This marks the second year Zennie62 YouTube Channel covered the NFL Draft (Zennie62 YouTube Channel was the first to do so on-site in 2006, and I don’t know of any other YouTube channel who was there in 2007). We also brought the new USTREAM livestream startup to the NFL Draft.
The result was an interview with Paul Salata that was on YouTube, USTREAM, and Blog Talk Radio, simultaneously. We were miles ahead of ESPN and the NFL Network.
Stay tuned.
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