Podcasting

You may have noticed we recently made a commitment to podcasting here at MyTechOpinion.  If not, look just below each of our posts and you should see the podcast player.  Podcasting is simply a way of distributing digital media over the Internet using RSS.  And for real estate agents who are looking for that next [...]

"Announcing the Podcasting Kit for SharePoint (PKS), available as an open source project at The PKS is an accelerator for social media, using podcasting and social networks to deliver the next generation knowledge management solution. Built on top of SharePoint Server 2007 and using Silverlight 2, the PKS delivers an integrated experience with a wide variety of devices including iPod, Zune, Windo

In all probabilities the origin of the term - Podcast appears to have been from a combination of iPod and broadcast, though there is no known evidence to affirm that. However, the origin of the Podcast is a matter of the past now. In the Internet world, Podcasts for online business have carved out their [...]

Era tempo che ci eravamo ripromessi, con Alex e Davide T., di mettere in piedi un episodio podcast collaborativo.Vista l'enorme difficoltà di sincronizzare gli orologi per trovarsi tutti allo stesso tempo on line, pronti con cuffie e microfono per registrare (magari via Skype), si è tentata la strada dei contributi personali registrati singolarmente. Alex ha lanciato il sasso nel suo 20esimo epi

Man sometimes I forget about this over here.  Still unclear what will become of the There is No Offseason site.  Spammers just got waaaaayyy to out of hand.  There is a thought of moving it from a Football site to an All Sports site.  Don’t know yet. Anyway, as you may have noticed, my primary site [...]

Football Jabber has joined up with Corey at the Fantasy Football Goat for the Fantasy Football News and Advice Show. The first show (recorded last week) hit the internet airwaves yesterday. What does this Podcast have for you? We’ll let Corey fill you in a little bit… “…the show the will contain the NFL [...]

Podshow, where I produce Tech5 and do No Agenda with Adam Curry has changed its name to Mevio which I consider catchy and suggestive, which is what you want in a name. It’s suggestive of “me” and “video” and even “voice-over” or “V.O.” This name change is part of a long process where the major [...]

A podcast is a collection of digital media files which is distributed over the Internet, often using syndication feeds, for playback on portable media players and personal computers. The term podcast, like "radio", can refer either to the content itself or to the method by which it is syndicated; the latter is also termed podcasting. The host or author of a podcast is often called a podcaster.Thou

Recently I have started another sort of media broadcast other than video. I recently did 2 interviews with 2 great people on PPC Marketing and Being Passionate about your Niche. Both these interviews were not my standard email interviews. I actually spoke to these people live and we had a great discussion and interview. I decided to dive into podcasting after Affiliate Summit West. The reason for this is because I wanted to be more interactive than just the standard text. Text interview becomes boring - there is no interaction. Standard text can not be very interactive; you can not jump in and over discuss a specific topic or go into greater detail. Podcasting gives me the chance to learn more about the person, as if we are talking to each other over a drink. With podcasting I can ask the

Hey folks, I hope you guys enjoyed the April Fools jokes (here and here) from the other day. However, I would like to apologize to those who ran into troubles with the “Rick roll” link (I did not mean any harm and I am sorry if you had to force close your browser and such) [...]

"A long weekend usually means less news, but for those looking for a new and quite often attractive take on news, the ongoing battle for geek chick supremacy offers a bountiful choice."[via tech crunch]

Michael Geoghegan (who hosts the Official Disney podcast among other things) is stirring up the podcasting community again (like the good friend who comes over to your house for an intervention) with an article titled “Podcasting - It’s a Community Not an Industry“. I agree that “this is the year that podcast advertising takes [...]

Hello all,        It’s been busy this month.  We’re in the “thick” of things at the college here in Grove City, PA.  Snow has been coming down for weeks like water over Niagra.   It’s been hard to keep up with mustech.net (and all the snow shoveling!)  and the great questions, tips, and ideas we’ve been getting here!   I have not even been able to keep up with the finishing of many of the half written articles that have been in the “works” for weeks!  Wow… it’s good to vent!       Despite the hectic schedule, I’ve been doing a lot of podcasts on others sites over the last month and wanted to let you know where you can find these great informative au

According to an Edison Media Research report podcasting has risen 18% in popularity during the last year alone. Public awareness of podcasting has risen even more, soaring from 22% in 2006, to an astonishing 37% in 2007. What is a podcast? Many of you have heard the term podcast before, but may have no idea what it [...]

Videoblogs, or vlogs, are relatively new to the real estate industry. But there is a growing community of experienced videobloggers outside of the real estate industry. They make up the bulk of the users on the “by invitation only” Seesmic.com. After spending a few days on the site, my gut told me this community would be a good one to tap into to jump start a conversation around the theme of “Beyond The Written Word,” a panel I am moderating at Inman’s Bloggers Connect conference in NY. The Bloggers Connect panel will consist of Douglas Heddings, Senior Vice President, Prudential Douglas Elliman; Rachel Natalie Klein, Founder, IntoTheBox.tv; Daniel Rothamel, Realtor, Strong Team REALTORS; Blogger, RealEstateZebra.com; and Mike Price, President, ML Broadcast. We only have 45 minutes to discuss a very hot topic. So let’s start it early. To help us, I asked the seasoned videobloggers on Seesmic what they might have to say about the potential ups

This session by Gary Rosenweig of MacMost.com and DeveloperDispatch.com was informative and thorough.  Here are my notes... Why video? Differentiate yourself Easier than writing for some Express yourself better Reach new audience Potential Cons Time to make Bandwidth issues, hosting Equipment Types of Video Vlog - you, in camera, talking, easy to use, posted on your blog Screencast - great for demos, tutorials, powerpoints, slideshows Newscast - you at desk or set, interviewing, reporting, more editing required, set-up, lighting Show - more creative, skits, series, production Considerations Budget Motivation Time Equipment & Production There is equipment and packages from low to mid to pro budgets for cameras, editing software, microphones and lighting Do your research; webpage with links to various resources, gear Distribution Post in your blog Video Podcast setup within your blog platform or get plugins to support it Video-sharing sites - YouTube, W

Here are my notes from 2 different sessions on podcasting at the Blogworld Expo in Las Vegas, November 8-9, 2007. Scott Bourne - Podango Productions and  Craig Syverson -  Grunt Media presented tips and strategies on Podcasting.  Visit this page on GruntMedia for more information, links and presentation materials from this session. A few notes from this primarily Q&A session... Concept - what are you trying to accomplish - what is your outcome? Strategy - how does this fit overall; how will you grow? how will you assess value? what are its unique qualities?  Audio: Longer. Focus, specialized content.  Casual and candid.  Video: Shorter. Non-fictional.  Shows 5 minutes or less. Simple. Format - Repeat programs (show) require a format. Consistency = professionalism.  Tie in with your concept.  Tightens it up.  Content is king.  Pay attention to the sound quality for audio and video recording. Glenn Reynolds - Instapundit

Leveraging podcasting technology can give you a marketing edge that will allow you to increase your online visibility, increase your client acquisition rates and improve customer loyalty. The smart businesses and marketing companies will add podcasting to the marketing mix for their business. Adding podcasting to your marketing mix can have tremendous positive impact on your business.Many small and large businesses are still trying to understand the basics of podcasting technology. There are many articles and white papers that can educate people on the basics of podcasting 101. If you are looking to educate yourself more on podcasting for your business you can read the 6 blogs that are available at http://blog.podblaze.comSo exactly how does marketing with podcasts work? Think of podcasting as a communication tool for your business. How do you currently use marketing tools such as: your website, newsletter and email marketing? You probably use these mediums to communicate messaging to

With the advent of the web, the number of information delivery methods continue to expand. As marketers, its important to stay abreast of the changing ways our customers (and prospects) receiving information. Over time, I have recorded a number of podcasts, but never truly understood the value of this delivery method.Alternative Forms of Information. We are a mobile society. As a result, a number of people have changed the way they digest information. Radio has been around for some time, but streaming audio, TV programs you can watch on the Internet, and Podcasts have taken it to a new level. It's best to understand all the ways in which your customers like to receive and digest information.Bite Sized Chunks. As individuals we are overloaded with messages everyday. In order to not get "overwhelmed", we filter messages and choose the mediums by which we receive information. That said, the benefits of podcasting included the ability to easily download the podcast, listen while

Interested in podcasting but overwhelmed as to what software to use to help you? Here is a list of some of the top podcasting software programs you can find on the Internet:1. iPodder - subscribe to and receive podcasts on your PC2. Radio Blog Club - creates a playlist of audio files for a web site3. Doppler Radio - podcast aggregator that downloads podcasts to your computer4. iPodderX - another popular podcast aggragator5. PodFeeder - tool to manage your podcast subscriptions also lets you search for podcast feeds to subscribe to.6. Blog Matrix Sparks - you can record streaming Internet radio programs and download podcasts with this program.7. jPodder - another popular tool to subscribe to podcasts.8. podOmatic - service to create podcasts and host them online.9. EasyPodcast.com - tool to create podcasts10. Propaganda - a software program to create your own podcasts11.Poderator - online tool that creates the podcast RSS feeds.12. Podcast Teleprompter - tool to make your recordings sou

Small businesses have found their perfect marketing method - podcasting - or have they, really? Podcasting may be the next best thing since sliced bread but it isn’t truly that different from other marketing methods. Podcasting, just like any marketing method has a good, a bad and an ugly side. More: continued here [...]

In my travels on the Net today, I came across a very good article about podcasting called "The Art & Science of Podcasting". Podcasting might seem too cutting edge right now but I'm willing to bet many of you will be seriously considering giving it a try in the next few years.

Just a few weeks ago tour blog was dominated by the iPhone, now it’s the iPlayer that’s making the headlines. We’re talking about the BBC’s on demand TV service which will enable internet users to watch programmes within seven days of broadcast, and it’s free. It’s a great idea, and should be a fantastic resource, but it’s currently only compatible with Windows XP users, which has left some people frustrated. Well, when we say some, we mean at least 16,000..because that’s how many have signed an e-petition protesting about the rollout of the service. They want the BBC to develop the system for non-windows platforms, and argues that the current format excludes certain people, therefore goes against the corporation’s ethos. The deadline for signing the petition passed at the beginning of this week, and now the campaigners are waiting for a government response. (more…)

Although I will be taking a real break from the blog for the rest of August (I'll be back in early September), I have put together two podcast episodes which will be "magically" appearing while I'm gone. One will come out this Sunday morning (8/26) and one next Sunday (9/2). These will not appear on the blog or the podcast page (until I get back, at least), so you'll have to be subscribed to the podcast to get these episodes.How do you subscribe? It's easy (and free!). Just click here and select how you'd like to get the podcast (iTunes, e-mail, Google Reader, Bloglines, Juice, etc.) and it will be delivered every week like clockwork. You can cancel it with no hassle at all and you'll never be spammed (podcasting is clean that way).

"No TV channel has that. No major studio has that. No radio DJ has that. When we make a new video or have a new trailer or post a new short episode or have a video invitation, our subscribers get it. They want to know what we're up to and see whatever we make and put up there. It's the single most powerful thing we've done online." --Arin Crumley, Four Eyed MonstersThis quote comes from a Variety article written by our collective friend, Anne Thompson, who seems to like writing about new technology and inventive ways the low budget filmmaker can distribute their work. The article (discovered through CinemaTech, of course) focuses on the power of theatrical distro and good reviews, but I think Crumley's quote says more about what can be done with social networking sites, and the power of fans getting your stuff immediately, without having to search for it.On YouTube, anyone can become a subscriber to your videos, and will be alerted as soon as you upload something. On iTunes, the sa

"No TV channel has that. No major studio has that. No radio DJ has that. When we make a new video or have a new trailer or post a new short episode or have a video invitation, our subscribers get it. They want to know what we're up to and see whatever we make and put up there. It's the single most powerful thing we've done online." --Arin Crumley, Four Eyed MonstersThis quote comes from a Variety article written by our collective friend, Anne Thompson, who seems to like writing about new technology and inventive ways the low budget filmmaker can distribute their work. The article (discovered through CinemaTech, of course) focuses on the power of theatrical distro and good reviews, but I think Crumley's quote says more about what can be done with social networking sites, and the power of fans getting your stuff immediately, without having to search for it.On YouTube, anyone can become a subscriber to your videos, and will be alerted as soon as you upload something. On iTunes, the sa

This week on daisymedia’s podcast we’re going to spend most of the time on just one topic – why podcasting is good for your business. There’s a lot of information out there about podcasting, so we’ll condense the pros (no cons of course) into one easy piece. (more…)

A podcast is audio or audio-visual content that is automatically delivered over a network via free subscription. Once subscribed to podcasts it can be regularly distributed over the Internet and accessed with an iPod, laptop, or desktop computer.Podcasting is widely used for marketing purpose next to video marketing, to get started with podcasting you need [...] read more

Chennai, June 9 (IANS) Podcasting is yet to catch up in India, but the presence of a student of class 2 and another of kindergarten among the 200-odd participants at a workshop here on the next-generation medium shows its future. The two-day meet, ‘Podworks’ which began Saturday at the TIDEL park auditorium in the city’s IT hub, brings together IT and mobile technology users involved in podcasting, and those wanting to get initiated into this new interactive medium. Podcasting is a new way of communication in which, instead of reading the content on the computer screen one listens to it on an iPod or an iPod-like device. “It will impart basic knowledge on how to create and upload podcasts (audio-video mix on the net) and aims to increase the trend of podcasting in India,” said Kiruba Shankar of The Knowledge Foundation, organisers of the meet. One of India’s leading bloggers, Shankar hosts a podcasting show in which he interviews CEOs of Indian IT c

Another day, another contest. That’s right folks! But instead of winning some variety of an iPod, you can win some equipment that may make you a world famous… podcaster. Yes, everything does seem to revolve around the iPod (mine has a screen that just flickers at me; stupid thing). Nevertheless, this is a fantastic opportunity from “Create Business Growth” to win a nice little bundle of things, including a microphone, headset and much more! How to Enter the Contest This part can be extremely easy. If you want to be entered into the podcasting equipment contest, you just need to subscribe to to the “Create Business Growth” RSS feed, then fire an e-mail to Christine. This will give you one entry. You can read the details here. Now if you are looking to receive 10 entries, keep reading on! Receive 10 Entries That’s right, my friends. You can can get 10 possibilities to win all of this fantastic podcasting gear. How? Write a blog post, of course

Schools all over the country have flocked to podcasting as a new medium to assist the teaching profession. Professors are using podcasts to instruct students and get their messages out. Podcasting is …Read full story

I've heard a few podcasts recently where the podcaster recorded their show live in front of a Ustream audience. Ustream is basically a site which streams live webcam video and audio and provides a chat window for interaction.On May 3rd, CC Chapman of Accident Hash broadcasted and recorded this show live with the talented Matthew Ebel in nearby "Metrowest Boston". I remember seeing the twitters about it at work, but of course Ustream is blocked from my work. I listened to the show later and it was really cool.On May 8th, my favorite podcaster, Father Roderick, broadcasted the 300th episode of the Daily Breakfast live on Ustream. Thankfully, he also recorded it with his other video camera and posted the video which I watched later. During the live broadcast, UStream featured his stream on the front page and he had over a hundred viewers. Watching the video, you can really observe his craft: multi-tasking by fluently speaking a 2nd language, seamlessly clicking his bumpers in CastBl

We had huge potential. I heard about Podcasting in some obscure tech magazine or forum or something, before Apple had even heard of it, and Adam Curry was the only one doing it. I already had a nice microphone an something to record with cause I liked audio. My wife and I were sharing our apartment with our good friend, Zach, in Wheaton, the last semester of our senior year of college. I was trying to sell Zach on the idea that we should be podcasting. He’s funny, smart, witty, and I can press record. Needless to say, in the spring of 2005 in didn’t happen. We could have been famous. Okay, maybe that was a pipe-dream and we never would have had even a couple minutes of fame. But we did stat podcasting. We jumped on the bandwagon in December of 2005 and did it mostly cause we wanted to. Zach and I were calling each other from different states, but it’s been fun to do. As you know, the podcast isn’t really running these days. We lost steam, but for those who are

More and more people from all walks of life are beginning to realize the real power that tools such as blogging and podcasting have for niche communities like the double bass world. The more involved I get in the online double bass world and the more comfortable I get using blogging and podcasting mechanisms, the more convinced I am that these tool are ushering in a new era of learning, distribution, sharing, and music-making for the double bass community. To me it is a no-brainer—there are exponentially more possibilities available to the double bassist using the digital toolboxes provided with blogging and podcasting systems than there have ever been in traditional print and audio distribution. Here are some reasons why: Ability to communicate globally—quickly! Even the most prestigious double bass print journals (Double Bassist, Bass World) only come out a few times a year. There simply isn't the market to sustain a more frequently distributed print journal/magazin

We are happy to report that we have had almost 63,000 listeners and viewers to are over 100 podcasts in our first year. This is significant to show a large number of people interested in serious presentations and not just entertainment.We will be able to see from this view of the statistics page of our top draws what people are most interested in as subjects and from Strephonâs perspective on things.It shows for instance that people are interested in the title: Loving Laurie. Itâs the first chapter that can be easily turned into an audio book and later a written book. Such a book is in the works after we have set up a new style of web pages that are geared to selling e-info product and not just giving away free reports, information and podcasts.The statistics have proven that although Strephon at 73 is in retirement and so not an active force in any society, he is not without people who value both his delivery and his information about living life.The first phase of this marketing te

In our traffic series of articles, we’ve already covered the writing forms of advertising for traffic–blogging and articles. This time, let’s go on to a way to get traffic without the need to write–…Read full story

Well, I mentioned a bit ago that I was planning to do some podcasting if I could get the time and that is still the case. I haven’t done it yet though because I am waiting for my brand new microphone to arrive. I’m hoping the sound quality will be better than my headset. After I get it I’ll be sure to post and put up a podcast soon after. podcast, podcasting, microphone

I always wanted to be a DJ. No, really I did... but then again I always wanted to become a garbage collector because I thought they used to work for only one day in a week. So I think I'm going to try my hand at podcasting and see how it goes. I'm not a professional nor do I have all the equipment, but hey one had to start somewhere. Perhaps if the beyond teck podcacst is really awesome I might invest more time into getting better gear so that I can talk about more tutorials.As for the topic I'm thinking talking about tips and tutorials more than taking about news and my take on things. I think everyone has their own opinion and listening to someone else's opinion is just a waste of time. So I'm not going to waste your time I'm just going to try and make you more smarter. I wont vent about things like David Pogue does.. I promise.Does this sound good or what?

In my previous article, I demonstrated exactly how easy it was to make good quality podcasts of your own, using only free software and your PC. As I attempted to highlight in that article, podcasting…Read full story

guest post by Brendan Moran I like to tell people that my wife and I are among the first people to produce an independent travel podcast. No one is ever really that impressed. Maybe I should just stop fishing for compliments. The back story here: my wife and I were married last May and immediately took off on a round the world honeymoon. We produced a video podcast called, “The Traveling Morans.” If you're thinking of doing something like I did, maybe I can help. Here are a few things that worked for me. Make it Different I always thought of our podcast as a show I would like to watch if it were on regular TV. In my opinion, lots of travel shows these days still have the same, "lets all marvel at this beautiful old building behind me" sort of feel. I think that if you want to get people interested in what you're doing, you need a hook (if the "beautiful old building" concept is what you're going for, don't let me stop you). “The Trave

Hey guys,I'm on the verge of being un-grounded, and I'm able to post every once in awhile. My question to you is - do you think I should get into podcasting? Would you find a weekly show valuable and useful? Or would I be wasting my time?Comments wanted.

Well, not exactly podcasting, as that is far to grand a word for what I am going to do, but I am going to be putting up an audio file which will act as my post along with what I’m actually talking about in it (so you can skip ahead to what you want to hear, though obviously you’ll want to listen to all of it). I’m hoping to do the first one later this week or early next, depending on how long it takes me to work out the kinks with my experimentation up to this point. podcasts, podcasting

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One of the comments on our recent post about interactive podcasting outfit, Waxxi, asked: More to the point (which is marketing, yes?) how are advertisers using podcasts, or are they? Does the Creative Department have ideas on how to use Podcasts? I provided a quick rundown of podcasting’s benefits in response, but I figured that today I’d provide a little more detail for companies wondering whether they should jump into the podcasting pool. So, in true Late Show with David Letterman fashion, I give you: Cool Factor Having a podcast means that you not only recognize the benefits of podcasting, but that you are up-to-date with current trends. Improve Interviewing and Media Relations Skills Practice makes perfect and podcasting gives you the opportunity to interview and be interviewed as much as you want. Convenience Once customers subscribe to your podcast, you don’t have to remind them to download new episodes. Instead, your message lands directly on your customers’ de

This is a follow-up, or more accurately an add-on, to this morning’s Go forth and podcast post. First up, some simple technical clarification. Podcasting can take two forms: audio or video. The 5fm competition welcomes entries in either format. However, it seems the audio podcasting format is dying a slow death – at least in terms of its revenue potential. Conversionrater.com published an article today entitled Five Reasons Audio Podcasting Isn’t Going Anywhere. They reckon audio podcasts suck because: They’re hard to scan quickly; They’re hard to link to a specific point in a podcast; Downloading and managing the files sucks; Amateur podcasting is hard to take; Audio advertising isn’t moving quickly. In my previous post I put forward the opinion that “this competition can only do good things for the promotion of the Internet as a powerful platform on which the opinionated voices of Joe and Jill Soap can be widely heard

First there was the call-in radio show. And it was good…ish. Then there was the online chat. And it, too, was good-ish. Now, straight outa the Southern California, comes the interactive podcast. The whuh? You heard me. Podcasts. Interactively. What are interactive podcasts? An interactive, participatory, podcast is one in which you, the audience (or ‘podience’) member, can participate in the conversation – or the podcast – and have an opportunity to ask questions of the podcast guests (such as Robert Scoble and Shel Israel), or make a comment on the topic (such as Business Blogging). The focus of the conversation is around you, and the global audience members and the topic at hand. Our guests, often industry experts or thought leaders, join in response to what you have to say. It’s like talk radio, only on your computer. A prodcast. Waxxi, a Santa Barbara startup that launched last year with its inaugural interactive podcast that did indeed feature Robert Scoble

Okay, I’m going to start recording O’Flaherty #05 in 30 - 40  minutes (15:00 CET) and I’d like to try something different. Between now, and when the show is recording I’d like folks to twitter or email me things they’d like me to talk about. It’s just to try something different.. It’s pauloflaherty on twitter or email paul at oflaherty dot dk media, Podcasting, suggestions, twitter This post originally appeared on Paul OFlahertys Technology Blog. © 2007 Paul OFlaherty Link to original post: Podcasting in 30 minutes - Twitter with suggestions! | No comments

I’m all caught up on my feed reading again! So the link blog is jam packed with the latest news. While sadly reading about the death of the webcast which is something web broadcasters should be fighting tooth and nail against, I was interested to see a digg article stating that PodShow (who host my podcast btw) have only approximately 12000 downloads a month. Um, can you smell the BS? I can. That would mean that my little show was responsible for 1.725% of thier total downloads last month, and I don’t think that’s right! Neither does Adam Curry! Speaking of my show, it has, according to Podshows stats, been requested 262 times so far. Not bad for just little old me and 4 episodes. I wonder how many requests the Coffee with Rex Dixon show I was on got? Think I’ll fire an email off to Rex and find out! Now, as I mentioned earlier, I’m on Twitter now (pauloflaherty), and I can’t help shake the feeling that Steve Hodson is right again! Twitter is littl

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I am in the process of implementing podcasting on my feeds so that people can listen to my writings. This is part of my effort to make things as appealing to my readers as possible. With that being said, I have uploaded Podpress to my site which should make it somewhat easier–although with a [...]

What do you do when you have an ancient religion full of rules, orders, and general old-fashionedness? You podcast of course. Or at least that’s what the folks over at the Catholic Show are doing.  Their mission is to portray the Catholic church as new, hip, growing, and not quite as old fashioned as folks think they are.  Is thier podcast a success?  I guess you won’t know unless you listen. (this is a sponsored blog post)

Listen to the Clear Vision Podcast for this post I have just discovered a fantastic tool which allows us to integrate audio on to our web sites. Oh yes, I know there are a whole range of software products to be had, which will allow you to do the same and I do own a couple of them myself. The difference with this tool from Odeo.com is that it is completely online and supplies you with, not only recording and playback services, but also a range of tools to allow you to host and promote your own Podcast for what ever purpose you may want. You can set up an account with the minimum of effort and you can start recording within a couple of minutes. Everything you need, such as rss feeds and html promotion code, are set up automatically for you. So all you have to do is record your post and paste the HTML code to your Blog, Web site or E-Mail. Odeo allows your subscribers to sign up with a minimum of fuss and they are also able to make written or audio commentaries about your podcast. A

Broadcast your business using podcasts! A podcast is a collection of digital media files that is distributed over the internet using syndication feeds for playback. The content is downloaded by users into multiple programs to be viewed on their home computer or portable media device. Youtube has set the precedent for this medium, with nearly [...]

Have you heard the words "Subscribe to our Podcast" lately? What about RSS? Podcasting is new method for distributing media over the internet. Essentially, when you "subscribe" you are signing up to receive automatic downloads of content from a feed that is either in RSS or Atom syndication format. These feeds can be providing video, audio, news headlines and articles, and lots of other content. You don't need an iPod to receive podcasts, but you will need an RSS aggregator, which is software that "reads the feeds".Here is a non-technical explanation of RSS.

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