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 [Odeo.com] The Odeo Blog: Podcasting for Regular People: The same debates happened around the term blog/weblog when the form started to morph and change. In the end everyone called everything a blog, even though there were many different types.

[Boardgamestogo.com] Boardgames To Go: Measuring the number of folks listening to podcasts is an inexact science. The closest you can get is measuring downloads, but you never know how many people share a single download (such as with an audio CD), how many downloads are trashed without ever being heard, or how many individual listeners download the same show more than once.

[Madgemiller.typepad.com] Madge's Weblog: Today I finished edits on a short story and sent it off to I Should Be Writing, the host of this podcast, Mur Lafferty, is doing a critique contest and I thought it would be interesting to get a critique from her. I've been procrastinating the edits on this story for a few weeks now so it was nice to get it done and out the door, even if it isn't quite in good enough shape for publication submission.

[Donatacom.com] Terry Heaton's Weblog: Blogging (except to a small universe of individuals who see everything in financial terms) is more a social or cultural phenomenon than a business and financial one. I certainly think personal media will have a tremendous financial impact and transform certain aspects of the way business is conducted, but even finding a "pure play" in the blog-arena is going to be a challenge for the lay investor (not the professional one), so how can there be a bubble in the classic sense?

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