Topic: Podcasting

60 Seconds with Evan Williams

Evan Williams's Pyra Labs helped kick-start the personal publishing revolution with Blogger, the first user-friendly software for running a Web log. In 2003, Pyra was snapped up by Google, and Williams became the search giant's blogger-in-chief. Now Williams has founded Odeo, aiming to do for podcasting -- think of downloadable radio programming for your iPod -- what Pyra did for blogs. His bet: Your neighbor might be the next Howard Stern.READ»

Learning Search Engine Marketing with Podcasts

If you don’t have time to read about search engine optimization, you may consider subscribing to some search engine marketing related podcasts.READ»

Interview with Teresa Strasser and Lynette Carolla: Podcasting, Parenting, and Coffee Cake

Lynette Carolla and Teresa Strasser, co-hosts of The Parent Experiment, are part of a movement that’s blurring the lines between terrestrial radio and podcasting. As part of the ACE Broadcasting Network, they currently claim the top ...READ»

Goodbye, Mr. Chips. Hello, Professor iPod?

For a few years now, professors have been experimenting with iPods in the classroom, supplementing their lessons with podcasts. And Apple has helped the trend by introducing iTunes University. But no one really considered podcasts as ...READ»

How Adam Carolla Became a Podcast Superstar

Radio-and-TV personality Adam Carolla stumbled into podcasting and immediately became its No. 1 star. Now he's launching his own broadcasting network. Inside the messy birth of a new medium.READ»

• Cast of Millions

A Look at the Ever-Expanding Podcast Universe

Revenue Ads/Sponsorships Hosts read live commercials. Almost all ads have a promo code to track response. Ads on a popular show (2 million monthly downloads) command $25 to $35 per 1,000 impressions. "There are advertisers who ...READ»

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Should You Go to BlogWorld? An Interview with Rick Calvert

Every year stars from the social media universe (blogging, podcasting, online video, etc.) get together in Vegas for Blogworld. But is it right for you?READ»

Apple Tunes in to Podcasting

With iTunes 4.9, Apple is endorsing podcasting. They are featuring 3000 podcasts, all subject to content approval. That raises flags in my view. No rants against Steve Jobs for sure. I do like the automatic episode updating and the ...READ»

Recruiting with Podcasts Catching on with Employers

Several prominent employers now podcasting their jobs as part of their recruiting strategy. Is your company looking for a different way to advertise your jobs? A growing number of employers are beginning to use podcasts ...READ»

Blog Meets Pod

Podcasting is the newest disruptive technology threatening traditional radio -- and making the satellite guys nervous, too.READ»

Citizen Media: The High School Years

A yearbook portrait of the citizen-journalist upstarts trying to rule the media school. READ»

Will NPR Save the News?

The most successful hybrid of old and new media comes from the last place you'd expect. How NPR's digital smarts, nonprofit structure, and good old-fashioned shoe leather just might save the news.READ»

Talk About It

I would call it TalkAboutIt but that name is taken. It's a social site where you can talk to another person about whatever. Talk...not type. Audio...not video. You start by maybe choosing a topic from a tag cloud. Maybe it's ...READ»

Listen to Customer Champion Podcasts

This month is Customers First Month at FastCompany.com. We have a full featured interactive package to celebrate the 2006 Customers First Awards, including quizzes, podcasts, and an interactive map. There's also a tool for rating the ...READ»

How to Create 11 Media Products in 3 Formats from 1 Video Interview

Let’s say you’re about to bake a cake. You have a dozen eggs, 1 lb of flour, a carton of milk, etc. The recipe only calls for 2 eggs, 1 cup of milk, 2 cups of flour. What do you do with the remaining ingredients? Throw them away? ...READ»

Article by My Contact Monte Silver

You Pull.  I'll Push.How the RSS-Push Concept can Increase Data Usage Among Mobile UsersBy Monte Silver In analyzing why users have failed to adopt mobile data applications, as well as what must happen for such adoption to take ...READ»

12 Podcasts for the Creative Class

Here are 12 must-listen-to podcasts for creative knowledge workers--those entrepreneurial spirits who start and staff the most innovative, fast-growing companies.READ»

An Unlikely Story

Boston's Gardner Museum, where not a frame has budged since 1924, is spinning out hot new podcasts.READ»

Go and Learn

Mobile learning offers people something traditional education cannot; integration into life.READ»

Watercooler

States with jobs, cool podcasts, and job venting in this month's buzz roundup.READ»

With Limited Resources, Should You Spend Them on Social Media or Media Relations?

Organizations aren't just writing about Twitter -- they're using it as a publishing resource for readers and journalists. Check out this article, published in 2007, Experimenting with Twitter: How Newsrooms Are Using It to ...READ»

An Alternative to Superbowl Ads

By Valentine's day, U.K.-based cartoonist and blogger Hugh McLeod will have visited 35 Tesco supermarkets from Inverness to Bournemouth as part of a roadtrip promoting the South African winery, Stormhoek. McLeod is marketing ...READ»

Adviatech Rebranding and Going Beyond Search Engine Optimization

A new year, a new look, and new services to help your business grow.READ»

Step One: Inspiration

When I got Heath's email about FC's BlogJam I felt a surge of excitment rush through me, followed immediately by the crushing weight of panic. In this tech-savvy business world, I'm afraid I feel like a bit of an outsider. I spend my ...READ»

The Web, by Gamers and for Gamers

The 1UP Network brings gaming news to the gaming community--with editors and readers truly connecting.READ»