Podcasting

The term podcasting is a combination of ‘iPodÂ' and ‘broadcastÂ' and describes type of syndicated digital audio that results in automatically downloadable files which are playable in portable media devices, such as but not limited to the iPod. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The word podcasting is one I absolutely loved the first time because it has lots of resonances, is easy on the ears and communicates concisely what it is all about. ❋ Unknown (2004)

A British journalist, Ben not only coined the term podcasting but also built and maintained The Guardian's blogs between 2004-2006, as well as writing the first book on RSS communities (one of six other technical books and programmers 'guides). ❋ Unknown (2009)

James Lewin from Podcasting News found a great piece from Computerworld's Mike Elgan Computerworld's Mike Elgan has posted an interesting opinion piece, in which he calls podcasting "the most underappreciated, underutilized media ever": Podcasting is the most underappreciated, underutilized media ever. ❋ Unknown (2009)

(I'm not sure where "podcasting" is in the spectrum.) ❋ Unknown (2005)

Even with two books in podcasting under my belt, I knew I had a lot of knowledge, but not the experience that people would want. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Great post, J.C. Just as podcasting is not a silver bullet the way many onlookers mistakenly thought it would be, ebooks are not either. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Twilighters Anonymous also did live podcasting from the event. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Why podcasting is just like old time radio audiobooks – now, anyone can do it! ❋ Unknown (2009)

· Authors need to get there work out there in as many ways as possible to find a medium that works for them – podcasting is one great way to do this. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I mean like in podcasting people wonder how to get successful like Scott Sigler or J.C. Hutchins or to a lesser extent me. ❋ Unknown (2009)

You need to have a presence where people can find out about you, and podcasting is ideal as you can podcast your actual work and people can listen when they are doing other things. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I had mapped out to the summer a schedule and strategy for future projects in podcasting and writing. ❋ Unknown (2010)

· Why podcasting is so effective for building that author platform and getting your work out there for people to listen to and interact with ❋ Unknown (2009)

J.C. Hutchins, creator of the hugely successful 7th Son fiction podcast trilogy, has another ambitious project on the horizon: 7th Son: Obsidian, which "brings together the best storytellers in podcasting for one project, with one mission -- to tell tales that shock, move, and entertain you ... and reveal moments in the 7th Son universe that were merely hinted at in the original trilogy." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Despite the recent survey showing a distinct lack of interest in podcasting, this survey reported on by japan. internet.com and conducted by JR Tokai Express Research Inc into portable digital audio players shows about 55% of Japanese own suitable players. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Raymond and Joe have been in podcasting since 2005, having started Out There Radio shortly after they met and realized their shared interest in fringe topics. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Jason [the Whale] [lined up] on the internet for [Podcasting] ❋ SandJ (2006)

[Dario]: "Didn't you know that Mozart was a [freemason]? Actually, many big politicians are [freemasons], for example..." Elena: "Wow! This is podcastable... let's start recording! ❋ Elenhtari (2009)

Their [weekly] podcast, Pop Goes [The Culture], covered [popular culture] topics of the day. ❋ Susie Watson (2005)

Woman, [don't bother] me, i'm [podcasting]...[Get me] a beer. ❋ Todd Higginbotham (2004)

A: Dude listen to my [Podcast]! B: Cool where is [the RSS] [Feed]?! A: RS- What B: Then it isn't a [podcast] ❋ GrayApple (2006)

The [podcasters]? Those [idiots] who [yeah] ❋ Ellyy_ (2023)

Sheep1: hay guys check out my podcast. I made it last night, it's my thoughts on [animal husbandry] and the [geopolitical] issues that surround it!! Person1: *Downloads an .[mp3] file* ❋ FooberFoober (2005)

I call [MP3s] podcasts because [it's cool] to like apple and I have [no mind] of my own ❋ GuyK (2005)

[Jimmy] broke his [foot] and had to get a [podcast]. ❋ IMod (2011)

[Jefferson] enjoys listening to technical [articles] now that he loads his iPod with podcast [files] every morning. ❋ Jefferson (2005)