http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com Interviews with the leaders of the podcasting industry. Fri, 05 Oct 2007 04:21:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The Australian IT newspaper had a column on Sept 10 2007 with the results of a survey run recently by Austereo, a large radio network in Australia, which included information on how many of their audience listen to podcasts or "internet streams". I'm not quite sure that the difference ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/10/05/australian-podcasting-stats/ British author and all-round creative genius Warren Ellis (author of the insanely great comics Transmetropolitan and Global Frequency) is doing a podsafe music podcast of unsigned bands not unlike TPN's Rock Show or TPN's Alternative Music Show. His show is called "The 4am". He sez: The 4am is a mixtape ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/10/02/warren-ellis-podcasts-the-4am/ More yawn news yesterday that Yahoo will be closing it's podcast directory. YahWho? I published TPN's podcasts into the Yahoo directory but I never really used it. Did you? Some people (link) have suggested that this is an indication that podcasting hasn't caught on, to which I say "rofl". Anyone ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/09/28/yahoo-announces-the-closing-of-its-podcast-directory/ This podcast is brought to you by the number 5. It's great to see more kid-friendly podcasts. As a parent of primary school age kids, I'd love to have a category of podcasts on my iPod that I can play in the car on long trips. Great to see the ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/09/22/sesame-street-podcast/ Computerworld has this interesting story on how Ontario Craft Brewers are using podcasts to profile 29 micro-breweries. The podcasts feature interviews with brew masters, letting beer drinkers get to know the actual makers of the beverage. This is a great example of a company deciding to produce interesting media for their ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/09/14/corporate-podcasting-ontario-craft-brewers/ On this episode my guest is Dave Nelsen, CEO, TalkShoe. TalkShow is a service that allows podcasters to create very interactive shows with up to 400 live participants. For those of you who can't read, look at the pretty picture: Dave and I chat about: How TalkShoe works The business model The state of ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/03/07/podcasting-apb-003-dave-nelsen-talkshoe/ Monte has a good summary of what's happening in podcasting outside of the good ol' US of A on his blog. http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/02/25/podcasting-outside-of-the-usa/ Today I talk to Brian Ibbott from the "Coverville" podcast. Brian has been podcasting since September 2004 and has a massive success on his hands with Coverville. He has been featured in publications such as BusinessWeek and Rolling Stone Magazine and was one of the podcasts featured on the front ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/02/15/podcasting-apb-002-brian-ibbott-from-coverville/ Only 18 hours to go on the first round of G'Day World auctions and so far we've got a couple of live bids. The other shows that we've put up also have bids, so it's going well for a first round! Check out all of the auctions here. http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/07/27/tpn-auctions-going-well/ Mark Hunter has an interesting blog post on some of the clauses contained in Podshow Plus terms and conditions. Excerpt: There's also this; Quote: PodShow may at its discretion place advertising before or after the Programming at its discretion. This is interesting. Is there justification for PS to add adverts to your podcast just because ... http://podcastingapb.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/07/25/podshow-plus-evil-or-not/