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October 31, 2005

NYT article on podcasting

[Podcast Free America] I recorded a quick rant on my Audio Grab Bag podcast about this and came to a simple conclusion. The tools are out there for easy in-browser podcast recording.

Posted at 01:10 PM

Reel Reviews - Halloween

[ Reel Reviews Radio] Check out the seminal teenage horror film - Halloween. A classic in its own right, Halloween combines an enthusiastic cast, a director with a vision and a producer who can make it happen.

Posted at 01:08 PM

October 31, 2005

NYT article on podcasting

[Podcast Free America] I recorded a quick rant on my Audio Grab Bag podcast about this and came to a simple conclusion. The tools are out there for easy in-browser podcast recording.

Posted at 01:10 PM

Reel Reviews - Halloween

Posted at 01:08 PM

HiUP #30 - Food Faves

[HawaiiUP] Show number thirty comes in a bit late, and lacking the sweet sound of Jen’s voice. Still, I soldier on, sharing some great rock music and giving away prizes.

Posted at 01:07 PM

Why the RTE website is so bad (By the way they start podcasting next month)

[Piaras Kelly PR : Public Relations from an Irish Perspective] Unfortunately I ended up missing out on the Darklight Symposium on Friday. Dr Anne O’Connor, special advisor to the Director General of RTE, was at hand to discuss perspectives for public broadcasting in Ireland and online policies for RTE.

Posted at 01:04 PM

Annotatable audio

[Thinking about the Future] Tom Coates discusses a project within the BBC that I meant to mention last week when he posted. Is it a neat solution to part of my earlier...

Posted at 01:01 PM

October 30, 2005

Podcasts: no future for the common man

[AroundMyRoom] Podcasts: no future for the common man, so I will stop with the mixfreaks podcast and/or AMR Podcast.

Posted at 11:05 PM

Basics of Ajax 1 of 3: DOM and Display Manipulation (Podcast)

[Software As She’s Developed] I’m beginning to podcast about specific Ajax patterns. To start with, a three-part series on the basics of Ajax development, covering all the Foundational Technologies patterns:

Posted at 11:04 PM

Spending: From Your Living Room to the World, via Podcast

[Education/Technology - Tim Lauer] Last year, I wrote three grant proposals for equipment to podcast with, and was not lucky enough to have any of them funded, so I bought my own equipment.

Posted at 11:01 PM

Ben Metcalfe Blog goes all RebotCast

[:Ben Metcalfe Blog] Ted Gilchrist, creator of the fantastic BBC News Rebotocast text-to-speech podcast service, has created a similar service for my blog.

Posted at 10:56 PM

WashingtonPost.com Now Video Podcasting

[Blogging from the Alley] The Washington Post announced recently that they have decided to start producing a video podcast. They have produced one episode already and in it the columnist Rob Pegoraro gives a demo of the new iPod video and some of its features and limitations.

Posted at 10:50 PM

Podcast Interview with Alexander Kirk (Blummy, Bandnews)

[Software As She’s Developed] The design behind Blummy. (Interestingly, I was incorrect to guess it uses XHR - basically, the Blummy is like a Greasemonkey script - it uses DOM manipulation to alter the page you’re on, building up the container of all the Blummlets, and interacts with other sites using standard HTTP requests.)

Posted at 10:34 PM

Shelley the Republican Featured in Blowin' Smoke Podcast

[Shelley The Republican] Shelley the Republican is found in the debut of a new podcast Blowin' Smoke. The podcast features a "Cigar-of-the-Day" review, a roundtable "Council of Cretins", current events and pop culture discussion, humor, and special guest interviews, all glued together by a love of fine cigars.

Posted at 10:33 PM

RTFM

[Mine Blogging] But when I was digging around my PC this morning, trying to reduce the memory footprint of the system, I discovered that my laptop Wi-Fi adapter already support WPA-PSK security. So I went ahead and changed the router and laptop settings, and it works!

Read related posts for „RTFM“.

Posted at 10:32 PM

podcast-protest: CBC get it together

[dose] Maybe the CBC will try to sue me, in which case, perhaps they will cover the issue on the CBC, bringing attention to the fact that CBC is lagging sadly, and not fulfilling its mandate of providing me Canadian content when I want it. And maybe they’ll start podcasting some of the great content they have that’s trapped in some timeslot I missed.

Posted at 09:29 PM

Annotatable Audio Project at the BBC

[Ipod news, MP3, Podcasting, Apple Mac] “An experimental internal-BBC-only project designed to allow users to collectively describe, segment and annotate audio in a Wikipedia-style fashion. It was developed by the BBC Radio &

Posted at 09:25 PM

Will podcasting kill PR spin?

[cameron reilly] I did this phone interview recently with Anna Salleh from ABC Science Online about the panel we did at BlogOn. Finally - an interview I can point to online!

Posted at 09:23 PM

Studio Upgrades

[ MWGblog] I am adding a few upgrades to my home podcast production studio. After discussions with Doug Kaye and Paul Figgiani I have added an Aphex 320A Compellor.

Posted at 09:22 PM

Stanford on iTunes

[Democratizing Media] The most instructive part of this is the lectures. The topics are diverse, ranging from Liberal Arts to Politics to issues of Technology and Culture.

Posted at 09:18 PM

New York Times

[ MWGblog] The New York Times has a piece on podcasting running Sunday, October 30th in the Business section. The reporter was really focused on the cost of equipment - not quite sure why, but I see it ended up in the “Spending”

Posted at 09:13 PM

Back

[Alternate Option] Ah, finally back in civilisation. It’s incredible how it is possible to survive without email, blogs, podcasts and so on.

Read related posts for „Back“.

Posted at 09:09 PM

Investigating Our Lives

[pedersondesigns] The New Is - David Weinberger - "We are entering the age where to understand something is to see how it isn't what it is."

Posted at 09:08 PM

Knowledge and Learning In The News - 10/30/2005

[Big Dog, Little Dog] Free Mind Mapping Software Open Source mind mapping tool. About mind maps. Tag: mindmap Review: Everything Bad is Good for You - Slashdot In...

Posted at 09:07 PM

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October 31, 2005

NYT article on podcasting

Reel Reviews - Halloween

October 31, 2005

NYT article on podcasting

Reel Reviews - Halloween

HiUP #30 - Food Faves

Why the RTE website is so bad (By the way they start podcasting next month)

Annotatable audio

October 30, 2005

Podcasts: no future for the common man

Basics of Ajax 1 of 3: DOM and Display Manipulation (Podcast)

Spending: From Your Living Room to the World, via Podcast

Ben Metcalfe Blog goes all RebotCast

WashingtonPost.com Now Video Podcasting

Podcast Interview with Alexander Kirk (Blummy, Bandnews)

Shelley the Republican Featured in Blowin' Smoke Podcast

RTFM

podcast-protest: CBC get it together

Annotatable Audio Project at the BBC

Will podcasting kill PR spin?

Studio Upgrades

Stanford on iTunes

New York Times

Back

Investigating Our Lives

Knowledge and Learning In The News - 10/30/2005

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