Episodes
Show number four is in the can, it took twice as long due to an application error half way through the first recording. It was one of those moments in which you want to smash the computer but shrug your shoulders and start over. New Podcast link previous link will die next show. Download Skype and call us at "GeekNewsCentral".
I have gotten some e-mails from readers asking about our show and how to listen to them. Everyone of you that reads this site is doing so via a computer thus you have everything that you need to listen to the show at your finger tips. All you have to do is right click on the show URL and select
I have a dilemma and I am hoping to get some feedback. It is my desire to create a Creative Commons License for both the written portion of this site and my Podcast. Based upon everything I have read so far I will probably want to create one type for the written content and a different one for the Podcast.
I knew the discussion would start sooner our later. The early discussion is healthy in nature and hopefully someone with some legal knowledge will weigh in. I am using copyrighted music in my podcast but I am cutting the recording levels by 30db and it is compressed into the track. In my layman's initial interpretation of the law and rulings
Show 3 is in the can. The end goal is to get the program produced in 45 minutes, so I really roll through the topics. Here are the links for the discussion points. Movable Type Enclosure Plugin Orangeware Radio@Netscape 1 GB USB ThumbDrive Optimising Windows XP Business Software Alliance Funky Fresh BSA Counter Article TeamSpeak David Sifry Geek News Central
I decided to check and see how much bandwidth we burned in the first 2 days of the initial Podcast. I had to do the math 3 times because I figured I made a mistake someplace but the figures do not lie. Here are the totals, my logs show a little over 6 gigs of MP3 downloads with the podcast
I know we will be ok on our bandwidth for our Podcast, at least I think we will. If it gets real ugly we will distribute it via Gmail. With the huge amount of storage they offer it could work out very well. Scoble always has the best connections and this is what he had to say about it. [Scobleizer]