The marvellous thing about podcasts is the diversity from shows that are put together by someone in their back bedroom to ones that are produced
Strictly speaking, this is a vodcast – and it’s something I watch, rather than listen to – but let’s not be pedantic! I have written
This is the first of a series of posts in which I will describe some of the podcasts I listen to. I spend a lot
The Folkways Collection ‘The Folkways Collection’ is a 24 part series available as a freely downloadable podcast. Each episode is an hour long. Here is
TEDTalks (audio, video) I was led to ‘TED’ by David Gurteen who wrote about it in one of his recent newsletters (well worth subscribing to
Back in June 2005 I wrote about using music legally in podcasts. That page has become one of the most visited pages on this site,
I’ve not been listening to podcasts for a little while. It’s something I have just returned to – thanks to a little gadget which makes
Happy New Year … at last In spite of all the promises I stayed away from the computer for the whole of the festive season.
There is an interesting tension building on the internet between the whole principle that anyone who blogs or podcasts might want to get to the
[There’s an update to this article for March 2007 – follow the link] Hopes for legal music podcasts rise Tech News on ZDNet Follow the
