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I like what Robin Good has to say and I am a big fan of his website. I post at least once a week back at him and today is no exception. He has come out with his 2006 New Media predictions, Robin hits the nail on the head. "Podcasting will keep growing at a fast rate and it will
The company that I am putting at the top of my list is a 4 letter word so foul, that it has been banned from my home. I have asked my wife who is Japanese to refrain from buying any of their products for the next 5 years. The Bad company of the year is non other than SONY. The
Hey Jason got a question for you and it is in reference to this prediction: 12. No podcasting company will have any significant success in 2006, but a number of podcasters will be offered great jobs at Sirius and XM Radio. How can you say no one will have significant success in 2006, when Podcast Connect has seen huge success
I hate to say it but the person in Rex Hammocks office that lost all of her iTunes music when her hard-drive crashed on her Powerbook should have known better. Rex seems to be incredulous that Apple will not replace her music. Hey Rex it is a well known fact that you better backup your music as you do point
Had some weird audio artifacts during the show tonight sound should be ok, but very weird on my end. Lots of great tech news and information, some absolutely killer gmail tips and some commentary you will hear no where else. To all my dedicated listeners please take time to fill out our end of year survey it is really important
Why can I not find a MovableType template that is similar to Geek News Central. I really want a simple to manage template that is similar in layout of this website. Completely frustrates me to no end I had a developer that was supposed to come up with a design for techpodcasts.com and after two weeks I get a message
You have to hand it to the folks at NASA they sure do understand the power of distributing great content via RSS. Check out their video casts [www.nasa.gov]
There are Newtons for sale on Ebay and I don't mean the cookies! After spending seven years collecting every Apple Newton model ever made along with all the cases, software and books written on the Newtons, the Newton Museum is calling it quits
I came home from work today with my wife telling me that something was wrong with the computer. The second I turned it on I knew what it was. I had a Hard Drive headed south. I reached into the cabinet pulled out a brans shinny new 200 gig hard-drive opened her case did a few wire swaps and booted
Their are always two sides to a story, so I am was hesitant to post this today, but I think it's important for companies that built new technology to be able to stand on their own two feet. When you are introducing some search algorithms that may in fact be better than what the biggest search engine out their, you
I am going to be straight up, if this latest hack gets rolling their is going to be hell to pay. Imagine that your machine gets hacked and a crafty hacker installs a hidden rootkit. (Oh yeah doesn't Sony have like a 1/2 million possible computers with a hidden rootkit installed). Lets just take it a step further not only
I have been bitching to my local cable company, who's broadband service is through Tim Warner aka RoadRunner, about my terribly slow upload speed. Pushing all of these Audio files I am creating, is adding un-needed time to my production runs. I am willing to pay for higher speed but they don't have anything available. The phone line I am
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