We have been working like crazy over at PCN and have now 43 podcasters signed up to do shows. This week in fact we added 15 and the response has been amazing. My goal was to be at 50 content producers in 90 days and we are going to easily beat that. What is cool is that 43 new shows
I have been thinking it would be cool to go to CES but the only way we can do it would be with a sponsor. My idea is simple have 4-6 of the techpodcasts.com affiliates storm CES then Blog and Podcast till we dropped. This would be a great sponsorship opportunity for some company. If your interested lets talk podcast@podcastconnect.com
I know many of you use Google News, personally I have been to the site maybe a dozen times or so over the past year. It seems though that European publishers are getting a little tired of Google making money of the backs of all of their paid staff and thinks they have went to far and are abusing fair
If TV executives where not shaking in their boots they need to be a upcoming FCC decision could change the landscape of programming options to pro-consumer. If I could pick and choose the channels I want to pay for on my cable box. The first thing to go would be all the home shopping networks, followed by all sports channels
Last week I did an interview with Pacific Business News and got a decent mention. Their was one minor error. I have essentially two sponsors on the Podcast, Godaddy.com and GotoMeeting.com. Each have a single ad in the show. Otherwise the article was very accurate. [Pacific Business News]
I like many others of having a policy of only subscribing to RSS feeds if they are the full feed. If the feed is partial it gets removed from my read list. I also have a sort policy that if a site is not generally updated daily I put them in a secondary list which I review every other day.
I have talked about "Attention" for a while now, and think it's a important for everyone to understand how valuable their attention is. Jeff Jarvis is calling Yahoo, Apple, Google Reader, NewsGator and other RSS newsreaders to task in wanting to know specifics about how his feeds are being used. I know for example if I visit bloglines.com how many