December 25, 2007
British Queen Offers Christmas Broadcast As Vlog,
via : British Queen Offers Christmas Broadcast As Vlog, Podcast Back in 1957, when the British Queen delivered her first television message, she acknowledged the need to adapt to changing times. "I very much hope that this new medium will make my Christmas message more personal and direct," she said from her Sandringham estate in Norfolk. "That it is possible for some of you to see
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Posted by Jim at 03:13 PM
The Bomb That Is
via : The Bomb That Is Quarterlife Quarterlife, the heavily-hyped serialized drama from the creators of thirtysomething and My So-Called Life, is a bomb. Views for the show have plummeted, going from nearly 800,000 YouTube views for the first episode to just a few thousand for some recent episodes. That's fewer than sleeping kitties, graffiti videos and even a video of Sims in
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Posted by Greg at 03:07 PM
December 24, 2007
Zune Intros Mobile Subscribe/Unsubscribe For
via : Zune Intros Mobile Subscribe/Unsubscribe For Podcasts With the latest update, the Microsoft Zune now offers the ability to subscribe and unsubscribe to podcasts directly on the Zune itself. This is a useful new feature, especially combined with the Zune's ability to wirelessly sync. via Zune-Online
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Posted by Peter at 05:22 PM
Phonofone
via : Phonofone II Thanks to bloggers everywhere for making Podcasting News the #1 site for iCrap. We'll figure out how to monetize that real soon..... In the meantime, here's something that's even more useless than an dog jacket that transforms your pooch into a doggie boombox - an iPod gramophone. Through passive amplification alone, the Phonofone II "transform any personal
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Posted by Joe at 09:41 AM
December 23, 2007
Talkcast #19: Introducing
Filed under: Podcasts 
As I mentioned in my Wiretap Studio review, it's possible to record only one side of a Skype call by mistake -- and I did it! Hence, the audio quality on this week's show is not what it should be; I had to fall back to the Talkshoe recording. :-( You can download the 55 minute, 32 MB show right here directly or stream it direct from Talkshoe. Since some readers are still having difficulty with the RSS feed in Mail.app when we have a podcast enclosure, I'm leaving this show off the regular feed; however, you can subscribe to the Talkshoe feed in iTunes to keep up with the show. As soon as we have more traction on the Mail vs. enclosures issue, I'll advise. Join us again Sunday night at 10 for a casual pre-holiday show, when we'll ask you what kind of Apple gifts you're hoping for under the tree. If you want to download some of my other appearances in audio form, the recording of my stint on the Typical Mac User podcast is also online, and if you're a Coverville listener you might catch a familiar voice introducing song #34 in the annual countdown. See you Sunday night! Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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Posted by Doug at 05:10 PM
December 22, 2007
CES Scoop: Cool Picture Frame Turns Your iPod Into A
via : CES Scoop: Cool Picture Frame Turns Your iPod Into A TV There are tons of digital photo picture frames on the market and none have them have really wowed me. Mustek has come up with something original, though, with the PF-i700, a 7-inch color digital photo frame with an integrated Apple iPod docking station. In addition to doing the usual digital picture frame duties, it can play
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Posted by Tom at 05:43 PM
John Cleese's 'oeNight Before
via : John Cleese's "Night Before Christmas" Actor, writer, and former Python John Cleese has published an enhanced podcast, his own unique interpretation (parody, really) of Clement Moore's famous poem, The Night Before Christmas. Quoth the John Cleese podcast blog: "Assembled around a blazing fire, families eat themselves sick, drink themselves silly, and fight for their entertainment options with unaccustomed ferocity. So, in order
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Posted by Michael at 02:16 PM
CBC Wants To Make You Famous - In
via : CBC Wants To Make You Famous - In Canada Canada's CBC is looking for proposals for original online content. This is an open call, so you don t have to work at the CBC to submit a proposal. Here are some of the factors consider when putting together your pitch: Potential impact - There is much competition for limited resources and success in
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