Podcasting Television April 28, 2006
Posted by Kenneth Hood in linkage, music, search.3 comments
I thought to myself recently "why don't more TV shows integrate with podcasting? Wouldn't it be cool if episodes could be touched up for presentation as audio-only podcasts?" Well, I looked around the 'Net and was able to find several places where this was happening. (new windows)
CBS News (not strictly tv)
Although podcasting has taken off as a hobby, it is still a nascent industry. These companies are far ahead of the curve, and whether that will pay off [big] has yet to be seen. At the very least podcasting is bound to become one more way for consumers to digest content. Despite podcastings drawbacks as a more technical and obscure niche, it has an inherent over radio–it exists online. There is no radio network to limit content. This makes finding advertisers and sponsors somewhat difficult (assuming a podcaster can even muster a large audience), but it also gives the consumer a greater variety of choices. People, if they are so inclined, can listen to what they want when they want.
Don't listen to podcasts?
find lots here // use this to download them
Technorati Tags: podcasting, tv, television
35 Listeners Per Feedburner Podcast April 20, 2006
Posted by Kenneth Hood in digg, linkage.add a comment
"WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — FeedBurner said it's now managing feeds for 47,000 podcasts and facilitating delivery of 1.5 million episodes a day. Eighteen months ago, it was managing 6,000 podcasts.
As many as 250 podcasts are added to its roster daily."
Recommended Reading April 17, 2006
Posted by Kenneth Hood in linkage.add a comment
This essay (more of a well-formatted rant) is titled "The Great Failure of Wikipedia." It might take you longer to read through than the average blog-post, but you will be better informed by the end of it.
These Artists Won’t Sue Your Grandmother April 14, 2006
Posted by Kenneth Hood in music.add a comment
Not a long-time listener to the CC scene, but definetly a huge fan. (all I need now is a t-shirt)
Technorati Tags: music, indiesh, creativecommons, podcast
