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I'm with Tim on Podcasting

I'm with Tim on Podcasting 01/06/2005 02:41 AM
I was reading Tim Bray's take on Podcasting a few minutes ago and realized that he's done a good job of saying what I've been trying to figure out how to say for a while now. How's that for a long sentence? Anyway, had I not been so behind on my reading, I'd have already read Russell's PodCommuter post, in which he talks about how he's hooked on Podcasting. And I would have been able to talk with him about...

Podcasting 101

Podcasting 101 04/09/2005 12:57 AM
ZDNet Apr 9 2005 4:23AM GMT

Podcasting

Podcasting 01/04/2005 08:28 PM
I may not entirely get it, but I can’t ignore it, so herewith some thoughts and predictions on the subject, plus obviously, a teeny little podcast...

The value of podcasting

The value of podcasting 02/01/2005 08:54 PM
When the buzz about podcasting first started, I wondered what the value of it was. And, even now, some people are still asking that question. I believe I have an answer.

There are obvious ways to criticize podcasting. It’s hard to quote a portion of a podcast. You can’t link to a certain spot in an audio file. Reading text is much faster than listening to it.

It’s kind of like the difference between email and a fax—a fax is a picture of text, while email is text. A podcast is the sound of words.

But all of that is beside the point—the value of podcasting is that people enjoy it. They like the spoken sound of words.

And that’s it. It’s not more mysterious than the appeal of radio. The added bonus with podcasting is that you’re listening to people who don’t have the restrictions of radio. They might even talk about things that interest you.

It’s not a replacement for traditional weblog content. There will always be plenty to read. No worries.

Getting into PodCasting

Getting into PodCasting 12/17/2004 06:38 PM
PodCasting has been a big meme among the hot tech bloggers lately, so I finally decided to check it out....

Podcasting explosion

Podcasting explosion 04/05/2005 05:22 PM
TechSpot Apr 5 2005 9:44PM GMT

Podcasting Power

Podcasting Power 02/01/2005 09:35 PM

It's hard to imagine giant radio conglomerates like Clear Channel fretting over such harmless-sounding podcasts as "The Dawn and Drew Show." But technology cna pounce on unsuspecting, entrenched businesses. And podcasting seems to hold the same disruptive potential as TiVo, giving everyone the power to listen to the radio shows they want, whenever they want. By Dawn C. Chmielewski, San Jose Mercury News

Nokia and Podcasting!

Nokia and Podcasting! 06/06/2005 12:01 AM

I have it on good authority that Nokia is taking a real hard look at podcasting. Being they are the world leader in mobile phones this is a smart move. As far as I can tell, non of them are running Microsoft software in them. I think this is another development that should cause Microsoft to catch up to the train because it is already out of the yard!

Lets see Apple with Podcasting Support in iTunes, Nokia with possible native podcast support built in and storage to boot. Very interesting indeed.

Educause Podcasting

Educause Podcasting 03/17/2005 03:26 AM
Educause Podcasting
http://www.edu cause.edu/Browse/645?PARENT_ID=788

The latest information on Podcasting from Educause including Pimary Publications (seminars contributed by Educause live), Related Resources (recent community blog content, community contributions [articles, papers, reports], blogs), and Conference Resources (conference materials). This will be listed in a future mp3 broadcast at Listen To Marcus mp3 Broadcasts.

How Podcasting Works

How Podcasting Works 06/05/2005 10:56 PM
Peter Rukavina: “I’ve been doing a lot of talking about podcasting recently: explaining to people what it is, and how they can do it, and how they can listen, and how it works. I thought it might be useful to provide a very simple step by step illustration of how to ‘subscribe to a podcast.’”

"Podcasting Awareness ~Nil"

"Podcasting Awareness ~Nil" 03/19/2005 02:42 AM

Some news on the BBC and podcasting...

Some news on the BBC and podcasting... 04/14/2005 01:59 PM

The other big news today from BBC Radio & Music Interactive (where I work) is that we're about to open up twenty more programmes - mostly from Radio 4 and Five Live as podcast feeds for people to download. As my semi-ultimate boss said:

"The BBC was the first British broadcaster to podcast when we made In Our Time available last year and this trial will enable us to further explore the editorial, technical and distribution issues involved."

Some of the programmes that you will be able to subscribe to include (in full or part): The Today Programme, The Reith Lectures, In Our Time, In Business, From Our Own Correspondent, Sport sweek, and Fig hting Talk plus highlights and documentaries from Radio 1, 1Xtra and the World Service.

For more information see the BBC Press release and the article in Media Guardian. I'm really excited by this stuff, for a whole range of reasons personally. And with sites like Odeo on the horizon, I can't help but think this whole area's about to explode.

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Podcasting Catches On

Podcasting Catches On 04/11/2005 05:45 AM
Podcasting Catches On
http:// www.pewinternet.org/PPF/r/154/report_display.asp

According to the latest Pew Internet memo, more than 22 million American adults own iPods or MP3 players and 29% of them have downloaded podcasts from the Web so that they could listen to audio files at a time of their choosing. That amounts to more than 6 million adults who have tried this new feature that allows internet broadcasts to be downloaded onto their portable listening device. This will continue to grow as an alternative form of information dissemination for the persons on the go and listening while they are traveling et.al. I have been broadcasting my Current Awareness Happenings on the Internet as a mp3 file for the past three years and the current April 4, 2005 edition (V3N14) and three years of archives is available by clicking here.

History of Podcasting!

History of Podcasting! 06/17/2005 03:51 PM

Seems someone with an agenda is over on Wikipedia making changes to the History of Podcasting. Specifically removing Dave Winer from all mentions. This is beyond a travesty, and even though the majority of us that have been in the space for a while know the real history, it upsets me to see people using the WiKi to make changes that attempts to write people, that contributed to the success of Podcasting out of existence.

RSS is the Glue that makes Podcasting a unique audio delivery vehicle, and "Dave Winer" is the man behind RSS 2.0, Granted others in the space made significant contributions, but to remove Dave's part from the history of podcasting is wrong and a injustice.

Getting the History right in my book was important, people will be hard pressed to alter what is on paper. [Scrip ting News]

Podcasting tools

Podcasting tools 12/22/2004 01:04 AM
Some ideas for an audio-blogger tool There should be 2 separate apps. 1. podstudio - maintains release plan, and is...

Podcasting maturing

Podcasting maturing 12/19/2004 03:32 PM
For an explanation of what Podcasting is, see the definition at Wikipedia I haven't really mentioned this new technology before. Partly because the content has been lacking - mostly in quality. And the platform used to be only Mac and...

Podcasting The World

Podcasting The World 06/22/2005 02:01 AM

Dearest Steve Jobs... Do be aware that we bought your iPods, and we do listen to podcasts, so please don't limit the availability of podcasts -- free or otherwise -- in the next release of iTunes to only those people who live in countries of iTunes Music Store. Thank you.

(In fact, you shouldn't need to key in your credit card information in order to download free podcasts. That will be so stupid.)

Newsweek on Podcasting

Newsweek on Podcasting 12/17/2004 06:38 PM

Newsweek calls podcasting Tivo for your iPod.

Atom has better podcasting support than
RSS

Atom has better podcasting support than
RSS 06/05/2005 11:32 PM


Podcasting originated as a feature of RSS, but as the world moves to the new standard Atom format, podcasters will too. Atom can support podcasting through the <link> element. As is the case with RSS 2.0 based podcasts, you can only have one podcast per entry. But, with Atom you can have a different representation for each language and for each content-type. For example, if you want to make a podcast available in both English and German and in both MP3 and WMV formats, you can do it by adding links like those below to the entries in your feed:

   <link
href=”http://example.com/podcasts/show001-usenglish.mpg” 
       hreflang=”en-US” length=”21472922” type=”audio/mpg”
/>

   <link
href=”http://example.com/podcasts/show001-usenglish.wmv” 
       hreflang=”en-US” length=”23889921” type=”audio/wmv”
/>

   <link href=”http://example.com/podcasts/show001-german.mp3” 
       hreflang=”de-DE” length=”20032879” type=”audio/mpg”
/>

   <link href=”http://example.com/podcasts/show001-german.wmv” 
       hreflang=”de-DE” length=”19907766” type=”audio/wmv”
/>

Disclaimer: Atom is a work in progress (but nearl y complete). This is based on Atom format draft 08. Atom experts: did I get something wrong in the above example?

Jobs: Podcasting via ITunes

Jobs: Podcasting via ITunes 06/05/2005 10:55 PM
Here at the "D" conference, Steve Jobs announced the impending addition of a podcast aggregation feature to the Itunes music store -- to go live in "the next 60 days." The idea is, you won't need to use a separate application to make sure the podcast content you want will sync with your Ipod -- you can do it all through your Itunes interface.

"Podcasting is like Wayne's World for radio," Jobs said, and the new ITunes functionality is "sort of like Tivo for your radio for your Ipod."

Jobs promised that the ITunes podcasting platform would be open to all comers; there'd be a simple automated system to get your content included, he said. But it wasn't clear from his demo -- which featured material from professional outlets like public radio stations -- just how grassroots-y the Apple model is going to be.

There was a moment of amusement when Jobs clicked on an Adam Curry podcast that began with Curry complaining, "I've had to restart the show 3 times, my Mac has been acting up like a motherfucker." Jobs just smiled. You have to figure that he knew just what he was playing; it was funny nonetheless.

Some other notable bits from Jobs' Q&A with Mossberg and Swisher:

He defended Apple's suit against Web sites that had published confidential info about forthcoming Apple products, saying that the law was clear here, and the First Amendment ends where breaking the law (in revealing confidential trade secrets) begins.

Pressed to talk about whether Apple would pursue a video Ipod product, he talked about the hardware limits in delivering good video via small devices: "Headphones are a miraculous thing. There's no such thing as headphones for video."

The much rumored Ipod phone? "It's a hard problem." Swisher countered, "You're a smart guy." Mossberg asked why it wasn't reasonable to assume that all portable-device functions -- music, email, voice -- would converge on the cellphone. Jobs' cagy reply: "I thoroughly understand the question, and I'll have to leave the answer to our actions inthe future."

Finally, it seems there's a betting pool inside Apple about how soon Yahoo will raise the prices on their (rock-bottom-priced) new music-rental service ($5 a month when you buy a year). Jobs' bet? Five months.

UK DJs backing podcasting outfit

UK DJs backing podcasting outfit 04/12/2005 04:17 AM
DJs Paul Gambaccini and Tony Blackburn are backing a new website offering radio shows to download.

FeedDemon: Podcasting without an iPod

FeedDemon: Podcasting without an iPod 12/17/2004 06:38 PM

Randy Peterman points out that FeedDemo n 1.5 enables podcasting without an iPod. In addition to supporting synching downloaded enclosures to your iPod via iTunes, FeedDemon also supports syncing to any device that maps to a drive letter and/or supports Windows Media Player's automatic synching. This opens up podcasting to a lot of media devices.

More details are available in this section of FeedDemon's online help.

"Why Podcasting will Save Radio"

"Why Podcasting will Save Radio" 10/07/2004 04:15 PM

Podcasting in the Dark
(washingtonpost.com)

Podcasting in the Dark
(washingtonpost.com) 04/06/2005 12:36 PM
washingtonpost.com - More than 6 million American adults have listened to podcasts -- in your dreams.

NetNewsWire gets podcasting support

NetNewsWire gets podcasting support 01/03/2005 01:44 AM
Ranchero Software has released NetNewsWire 2.0b10, a new beta version of its popular RSS news reader...

FeedDemon Podcasting Screencasts

FeedDemon Podcasting Screencasts 03/17/2005 03:15 AM

The Marketing Loop Blog features two screencasts which showcase FeedDemon 1.5's new podcasti ng support.

Podcasting Do-It-Yourself-Guide Review

Podcasting Do-It-Yourself-Guide Review 06/17/2005 03:50 PM

One of the first full reviews of my book is out and I do want to point out several points that he was concerned about. I went to great lengths to define acronyms as the entered the conversation and sometimes diverging from the train of thought to make sure people understood what specific acronyms meant before resuming the conversation.

And certain topics he thought I covered to deeply but I felt it was important for people to see examples of the structure of RSS as enclosures are the glue that has allowed Podcasting to be unique in the content delivery.

Overall though good review. [reviews.geekstreak.com]

10 Ways to Optimize Mac OS X for
Podcasting

10 Ways to Optimize Mac OS X for
Podcasting 06/17/2005 03:27 PM
Podcasting and Mac OS X are the perfect marriage - almost. As Apple readies iTunes 4.9 for podcast listeners, podcast creators still need to make some tweaks for optimal performance. Recording a podcast is a resource intensive process. These 10 tips shut down unnecessary background operations, optimize Mac OS X for audio recording and eliminate the trouble spots that sometimes ruin an otherwise great podcast recording. [PRWEB Jun 12, 2005]

Other News: BadApple Podcasting

Other News: BadApple Podcasting 06/22/2005 02:00 AM
Just before its iTunes "podcasting" roll-out, Apple gets some mysterious competition from "BadFruit".

Podcasting And The Price Of Fame

Podcasting And The Price Of Fame 06/24/2005 04:41 PM

Bandwidth ain't free. By Christopher Breen, Playlist

"How-To: Podcasting (aka How to get
Podcasts and also make your own)"

"How-To: Podcasting (aka How to get
Podcasts and also make your own)" 10/07/2004 04:15 PM

Great moments in podcasting

Great moments in podcasting 12/25/2004 05:31 PM

Yesterday while driving in Arizona, I tripped across a very short clip of an Adam Curry podcast that I wished every person who was interested in podcasting could hear, yet I am sure that only a very small number have actually heard it.

Adam was doing a podcast while driving in Holland. He's talking about how podcasting today is like college radio, everbody, when a guy pulls up next to him and flashes his iPod. They roll down their windows, have a brief conversation, in Dutch. I won't spoil the fun in case you haven't heard it, it seems that day the good lord was godcasting, and Adam and Raymond were just channeling.

An excerpt from Adam's Octobe r 7 podcast everbuddeh.

Podcasting Sneaks into Business

Podcasting Sneaks into Business 06/06/2005 12:09 AM

"Aherm... Is this on, Sheila? Yeah? Are we rolling. Oh, I see, my voice shows up on the screen. Ok. Hello, fellow salesmen. This is my inaugural podcast which will be sent to our entire sales force. First things first. These are the new leads. These are the Glengarry leads. To you, these are gold; you do not get these. Because to give them to you would be throwing them away. Put that coffee DOWN! Coffee is for closers!"

Paradyne, the networking company, is diving into podcasts for internal communications. "We've seen such good results with podcasts," writes marketing manager Eric Knapp in an e-mail, "that we're thinking of issuing iPods to our entire sales force." Next up for Paradyne? Video podcasts for training within a month or two.

Giving iPods to the sales force [BusinessWeek]

Mainstream noticing podcasting

Mainstream noticing podcasting 12/22/2004 01:45 AM
The front page of the Boston Globe has a good article on podcasting by Peter J. Howe, a staff writer — they didn't farm this out to one of their (excellent) tech writers. Peter writes: If Internet-based weblogs turned everyone into a potential newspaper columnist, and digital cameras let them become photojournalists, podcasting is promising to let everyone with a microphone and a computer become a radio commentator. After the fold, he gets to what the effect podcasting will have on broadcasting: With the ability to mix home-grown creations with an increasing choice of mainstream offerings, we'll get program allegiance,...

Make's new podcasting show: DIYcast

Make's new podcasting show: DIYcast 04/18/2005 02:40 PM
Mark Frauenfelder: Make associate editor Phil Torrone has just 'cast the first Make audio show, called MAKE:DIYcast, in MP3 format.

The MAKE:DIYcast audio program, like the magazine, is loaded with exciting projects, hacks, science and news that help you make the most of your technology. R ight click or Control + click to download the MP3 to you local system or add the MAKE Audio feed to your podcasting application and get the show automatically! This is our first experiment with our MAKE:DIYcast, let us know what you think. In this show- Woody Norris wins the "Nobel prize" of invention, using the iPod Shuffle without iTunes, camera phone panoramas, hacking for GIs, answered some reader email/IMs, Bill Nye is back, Macromedia and Adobe merge, getting around the XP Admin password and everything that'll be in issue 02 of MAKE! Show notes after the jump...

Link

Senate Republicans Start Podcasting

Senate Republicans Start Podcasting 06/22/2005 02:02 AM
Residents of the state of Pennsylvania will now be able to listen to a weekly podcast on state issues thanks to a new program being launched by the state Senate Republican Caucus. The group hopes that use of the emerging technology will bring the group's issues to the forefront in the minds of voters.

JSPWiki gains podcasting support

JSPWiki gains podcasting support 06/24/2005 10:03 PM
...which is the hype way of saying that JSPWiki supports RSS 2.0 and the enclosure-tag in 2.2.27, released about 30 seconds ago.

Essentially, all attachments on a page entries are added as enclosures, if you request a page in blog mode (and add "type=rss20" to the rss.jsp request URL to enable RSS 2.0).

Why podcasting support? Well... Let's leave it a mystery for now, shall we?

plasticbag.org | webl0g | Some news on
the BBC and podcasting...

plasticbag.org | webl0g | Some news on
the BBC and podcasting... 04/15/2005 04:52 AM
Haddock Blogs - Plasticbag.org: Some news on the BBC and podcasting .. Tom Coates reports

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ANN: FeedDemon 1.5 Beta 3a with
podcasting support

ANN: FeedDemon 1.5 Beta 3a with
podcasting support 12/17/2004 06:38 PM

FeedDemon 1.5 BETA 3a is now available. As you can see from the release notes, there are a number of changes in this build, the most notable being podcasti ng and improved enclosure support.

After downloading beta 3a, simply install it directly on top of your current version of FeedDemon and your existing data will be retained. However, given that this is a beta release, I recommend backing up FeedDemon's cache folder before upgrading (if you're not sure where this folder is, select File > Manage Cache > Explore Cache Folder).

Note to translators: FeedDemon's language file is likely to change in subsequent betas, so I recommend against translating it until version 1.5 has reached release candidate (RC) status.

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