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The 2009 People's Choice Podcast Awards Nomination period gets underway on Oct 4th 2009. Podcasters have had over a month to prepare their audiences for the 14 day nomination period. As the founder of the awards my show is not eligible, but it brings me joy to recognize the nominees and ultimately the winners of the 22 categories. The bags
One of the best Twitter applications for the Iphones is a called SimplyTweet. It cost about $5.00 and is available through the Itunes store. When you first look at SimplyTweet it looks like every other Twitter applications. Take you finger and swipe across a message. Three icons appear on the screen. If you touch the first icon a message screen
Over the past several months my team at RawVoice has been working with a thought leader in the Travel New Media space. Yesterday we launched a new vertical podcast portal called the Travel Cast Network. What my team learned very early on, is that there is significant value in vertical new media sites, so long as you have a category
You too can throw a Microsoft Launch Party. Unless you live in the US where they have already met their quota. Presumably with a mix of Microsoft employees and people that signed up ironically. If you haven't seen the instructional video with its politically correct mixing of presenters look no further. YouTube Link The whole event seems to be outsourced
Very weird one folks first 40 minutes I had a buzz I could not track down. At the 40 minute mark it simply went away. Very annoying.. I share with you the launch of the Travel Cast Network and my battle with a car dealer on Saturday and of course a super large helping of Tech News! Ongoing support by
I've been seeing this more and more. You have to upgrade a product - a home (free) edition or something. You press the link and it sends you to a page that talks about upgrading. In fact, everything this page screams is "We don't have the free version, you must buy an upgrade to continue". But if you scan the
The growth in popularity of Twitter, has led to equal growth in Twitter related applications. There are applications for every aspect of Twitter and how people are using it. The problem is trying to find the one you need. Y ou can of course use Google search. The problem with using search though is first you need to know exactly
There are many great things that Google has come out with in the last couple years. I have been all for what they accomplished, even if I don't use everything. But the last couple ideas haven't been warmly accepted by the IT populous.We'll take a look at a few of the ideas, Good, bad and indifferent. The Good We'll start
In just a few weeks the Blogger and Podcaster event of the year gets underway in Las Vegas Nevada. BlogWorld and New Media Expo is now a combined event where Bloggers and Podcasters get to hang out together in a single event. Not only will I be speaking but my company RawVoice will be exhibiting, we have some great swag
There's this guy who's been recording his whole life and putting it on hard drive. Or CD. Either way, some are saying he's "downloading his brain to a computer." Not exactly, although putting that description in a headline did catch my attention. Apparently, Microsoft Researcher Gordon Bell has been digitally recording almost every aspect of his life, from taking pictures
This is a hot one folks fresh off the hard drive! As usual I have lot of fun in the show and cover a wide swath of tech. The question today is when will the AT&T network crash as the MMS services are turned on. Have you watched the Video of the show? If not I have a link for
Today Google released their newest addition to the Google toolbar called Sidewiki, Sidewiki allows you to add to your Google Reader shared item from any site directly. I used it a couple of times today and it works, the comments that I made on SideWicki appeared under my Google Reader shared items. This being said I don't think I will
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