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Guess who’s speaking at the Podcast Expo?

Just got off the phone with Tim Bourquin, founder of the Podcast & Portable Media Expo. He called to let me know that I've been selected as a speaker. From his email: "Congratulations! You've been chosen to present at the Podcast & Portable Media Expo 2006. We...

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CBS considers selling off radio stations

Although not a podcasting issue, this article in the New York Post does speak to the declining radio listeningship that's a trend right now. It appears that with Howard Stern making the jump to sattelite radio, CBS' radio properties aren't doing all that well. So, CBS...

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The case for search engine podcast marketing

Well, try to say that 10-times. Search engine podcast marketing, search engine podcast marketing... I digress. Some people are "getting it" when it comes to podcasting and how it can influence your search engine ranking. Lee Odden over at the Online Marketing Blog...

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Podcasting legal guide by Creative Commons

For those still skeptical that podcasting is indeed an emerging tool, check out this legal guide to podcasting released by Creative Commons. While I'm not a lawyer, and the authors of this guide do recommend you seek legal advice, it provides general information on...

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Traditional TV is waking up

When I attended the iSummit conference back in March, I couldn't help but notice the look of fear in the eyes of the folks who represent traditional media. On one panel, one guy was calling for the CRTC to "save us" from emerging technology tools that will ruin TV...

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Web 2.0 conferences must be virtual

I was visiting the Mesh website to double-check some things, when I came across this post. The unconference idea doesn't sit well with me. I guess I'm a stickler for things being "just so." However, in this day and age, I really can't understand how any conference on...

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