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Started the show very late here in Hawaii but a huge amount of news tonight and info on a upcoming FCC decision you will want to pay attention to. Sponsors: [Try GoToMeeting free for 30 days at GoToMeeting.com/techpodcasts. No credit card needed.] Sponsor: Save Money with all our GoDaddy Codes see our Promo Code Page [Get a SSL Cert for
Chris Brogan made some comments on his Blog today. Some of the things he discusses I have been preaching for a couple of years, and those that have read my book on podcasting will have already understood the value of the content, quality control and the importance of learning and working with advertisers.
The reason I am asking the above question, is because of my show notes for the Geek News Central Podcast. My style is one I developed and has worked well for 288 shows. As you have seen on the site twice a week. The way the blog post is written, is that I provide two or three words of text with a hyperlink for each story.
Great Friday show I have this thing packed from one end to the other with great stories, links and commentary. Thanks to all the Ohana out there -- your support keeps this train rolling. Sponsors: [Try GoToMeeting free for 30 days at GoToMeeting.com/techpodcasts. No credit card needed.] Sponsor: Save Money with all our GoDaddy Codes see our Promo Code Page
Last year we ran a small number of the shows that were nominated for a podcast award through a site review and validation program. This year we processed all shows that were nominated for a podcast award.
As a Windows user we all get tired of Windows Genuine Advantage validations. Turns out the investment Microsoft made in that may have shut down a counterfeit ring that has distributed more than 2 billion dollars of counterfeited software.
First of all before you bounce to the link, I'm not the Fake Steve Jobs. Thats kinda funny to say it, but heck everyone else is. I might as well put out any rumors to start with (laughing to myself).
I am sure that is the question a lot of companies in San Francisco are asking tonight as sites that have been down from the power outage and failure of 365 Main datacenter redundant power to come online.
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The nominees for the 2007 People's Choice Podcast Awards have been announced at www.podcastawards.com with voting to commence on August 28th.
While major websites are trying to get back online because of the power outages in San Francisco it seems someone should not have tempted Murphy’s Law in bragging about 2 years of up time. 365Main
Update: It appears my issue has been a DNS resolution error that originated with the DNS host at GoDaddy. The folks at Libsyn worked with me to track it down. Amazing how one little dns resolution error can cause 3-4 hours worth or work.
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