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| |  PodcastingDespite growing pains, more folks are sending audio programs into cyberspace. Stay tuned -- this party's just getting startedSlide Show: BW Online's Podcast PicksPlus: BW's First PodcastThe Lowdown on Podcasting Now it's a lot easier to listen than it is to send your own audio programs into cyberspace. But stay tuned -- this party's just getting started Need a Lift? Try a Godcast To get their message out, religious groups of all stripes are turning to podcasts with a spiritual bent -- and finding lots of listeners Podcasters Hit the Copyright Wall If they don't get permission to air protected music, they could be downloading legal trouble from the recording industry Mad Ave.'s Rush to Podcasts A new medium means only one thing to advertisers: A new opportunity to sell -- and podcasting holds special potential for marketers His Mission: Simplify Podcasting Odeo co-founder Evan Williams wants his startup to be a one-stop shop, from easily finding podcasts to creating them and selling ads for them Politicians Are Pod People Both Democrats and Republicans are warming to podcasts as a way of getting their message straight to their party faithful A Podcast on Podcasting BusinessWeek Online's Ira Sager discusses podcasts -- the latest in online radio -- with BusinessWeek Senior Writer Stephen Baker All the FAQs So what are podcasts, exactly? How do I get them? And then what? Here are the answers | |
The New Radio RevolutionFrom satellite to podcasts, programming is exploding -- but the fight for profits will be ferociousRadio Days for EverymanThanks to "podcasting" via the Net, Brian Ibbott is realizing a dream of sharing his favorite music with any other like-minded listenersInternet Radio 101Want to podcast your own "station" or listen to the new medium's pioneers? Here's a guide to the Net's exploding choicesNext on the BBC: Whatever You WantBritish consumers are embracing the Beeb's digital "on-demand" servicesBlogs Will Change Your BusinessLook past the yakkers, hobbyists, and political mobs. Your customers and rivals are figuring blogs out. Our advice: Catch up...or catch you later | |
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