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[TipMonkies] Review: Odeo: Equally frustrating is that you must install to C: (or, I suppose, where ever you have Windows installed). Software shouldn’t make choices for me.

[Connections and Conversations] Saturated (with) Social Softwares: This must be incredibly frustrating because a great deal of Zoe’s interaction with her students is conducted by engaging learners with the class wiki page. In a time where alternatives to e-learning are being explored in earnest, .

 [Success Begins Today] Podcasting Adventure: This was a frustrating little “gotcha” that kept me from using my Mac on my first Podcast experience. Next I tried my Windows XP computer.

[Pregnant Without Intercourse] Vive le Martharéal: As always, you can get ahold of your very own copy by putting http://www.pwithouti.com/feeds/podcast.xml into your iTunes or iPodder. Alternatively, you can check PWI Radio out on Odeo, Podcast Pickle or Podnova. ...

[Gramarye] Streaming radio online does not equal revolution?: I was willing to pay for access to the xml feed for the ill-fated Marc Maron Show (and that wasn’t even such a reasonable price) because while I think that free content and guy-in-basement content production are a huge part of what makes the internet interesting and democratic, very few podcasters with day jobs can afford to make hilarious content on a daily basis. For consistent daily delivery of interesting audio content, a paid professional is required, and I think people will realize this if content providers make it relatively easy for them to come on board.

 [Nancy Scola] [SXSW Talk] The Technologists' Agenda: Political Activism for Geeks: The third and last obstacle is that it's incredibly difficult -- in the context of the Warner campaign, for example -- to get people hired on to do hands on technical work and really hard to encourage people whose backgrounds where in technology, thinkers in the field, to come work for us. One of the reasons is that campaigns are especially messy environments.

 [The Final Sprint (TFS) | The Internet's Premier Running, Fitness, and Nutrition Publication] Podcast 40: Interview with Olympic medalist & running hero Meb ...: […] Episode 41 of The Final Sprint Podcast features my post- London Marathon interview with 2004 Olympic marathon Silver medalist Meb Keflezighi. Meb, who also joined us a few days ago for Episode 40, was an American favorite at yesterday’s London Marathon and ran among the leaders until an injury forced him to withdraw from the race.

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