May 08
Todd Cochrane is the CEO of Raw Voice, a longtime podcaster at Geek News Central and helps connect podcasters with advertisers via his Blubrry podcast network.
He’s also known for having strong opinions, on topics ranging from the PodShow/Mevio name change to the quality of podcasters’ RSS feeds.
I asked Todd about his perspective on user-generated content and the state of podcasting:
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Jan 07
Tuesday Night Tech once again returns and that means it’s time for the best LIVE party on the internet! Your TNT hosts Bill ‘Dr. Soos’ Soucy and Mark H. Delfs comb through their mostly-disturbing Google Newsreader Tech Stories and bring you the best (and usually comical) stories of the week. Fire up your browser and head to our live video page and help us craft the Tuesday Night Tech Show at 9:00PM (EST).As always, here is the weekly schedule:
9:00PM (EST): The TNT Preshow
10:00PM (EST): The Recording of the Weekly Podcast
11:00PM (EST): The TNT Postshow
As usual, join the official TNT chatroom (which are a bunch of drunk and rowdy fans!) hosted by Ustream.tv. Bring your favorite cocktail and join us each and every Tuesday!
Show Links:
Mar 29
IOpen source software makes podcasting easy — too easy. Listening to a playlist of first-timer podcasts can leave your ears ringing from sudden changes in playback volume. The problem is audio mastering. Recording sound is simple, but mastering that sound — compressing volume differences, maintaining a decibel ceiling, and similar operations — is anything but. Fortunately, an open source tool offers everything you need for mastering podcasts and other spoken-word recordings. Audacity is well-known among podcasters on all platforms for its ability as an editor; here are some tips and tools for mastering and adjusting volume, aimed at podcasters, but they could apply to anyone who needs to produce a spoken-word recording under less-than-perfect conditions. Mastering podcasts with Audacity [NewsForge]
Mar 02
This site has collections of podcasts in the following areas: Arts & Culture, Audio Books, Foreign Language Lessons, News/Information, Science, Technology, University Lectures & Classes.
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Feb 20
Everyone loves the iPod. Not everyone loves iTunes. It’s not that iTunes is a bad application, but it does limit what you can do with your iPod. This week I’ll show you how to free yourself from the one computer, one music library shackles of iTunes using alternative software for managing the iPod.
read more | digg story
Jan 04
Inspired by events such as BlogOrlando and other conferences around the country, blogsavannah in conjunction with SavannahNOW and TCCi is please to offer the Un-Conference ‘07. At this 1.5 day event we will provide a very friendly, laid back atmosphere in which to learn about, talk about, and disect the blogosphere both in the Low Country and the world around us. With each session being led by a noted blogger and the sessions being relevant to the blogger cause, we are hoping to start an annual tradition of technology and friendship! The cost is FREE and all you have to do is register and show up! [more details]
Dec 12
iTunes only allows you to authorize 5 computers at a time. If you want more, you need to de-authorize one computer, then authorize the new one (or you can choose to de-authorize all if you don’t have access to the computers you want to de-authorize). The point is, your number of authorized computers must always remain below 5. However, there is a way around this. Check it out after the jump.
Nov 30
Test Podshow #1
(thanks to Adam Curry and his iPodder test channel MP3.)
Watch this space for forthcoming Weekly Podcasts. The Ian Scott Show - “The place for technology news & technical Information. Links for geeks”
Oct 18
Create, customize and share your own soundboard… Build your own playlist in minutes - fast, easy & free.
Aug 16
The 2006 People’s Choice Podcast Awards chose Diggnation as the best tech podcast. Congrats Kevin, Alex and the Diggnation crew!
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