How to Record an Interview for Your Podcast When the Person Is In a Different Location

Curious to know what tools to use to record an interview or your co-host who lives in another province, state or country? Read this article to discover the most effective ways to record a second or third party so you don't lose out on the sound quality.

Video Podcasting for 50-Plus

Video podcasting provides an opportunity for people over 50 to communicate with family and friends, as well as to share their expertise. Podcasts are also an excellent way for business to promote their products and services. A video podcast is reletively easy to create and can easily published on the Internet.

5 Ways Virtual Assistants Can Help Podcast Producers Without Doing Anything Technical

There are certain parts of producing a podcast that many podcast producers absolutely hate. This is called podcast administration and this is an area that many podcasters would love to farm out to someone else. A virtual assistant is in an ideal position to learn what these tasks are, and then offer podcast administration as an additional service. Here are five ways virtual assistants can help podcasters.

Business Resource: Business Related Podcasts

Among the many genres or types of podcasts there are some that are have moved beyond the entertainment or plain informational aspect of podcasting (which was very prevalent during its very early years). These new genres have a far more loftier aim – to inform AND help people. There is a whole new wave of podcasts that have adopted this goal and they run the gamut of topics from technology, science, economics, even home improvement. But by far, the podcast type that is seems to be experiencing a massive push in popularity among podcast fans are business podcasts.

Podcasting Software - 10 Essential Tips

Podcasting has come a long way from its birth in 2003. In a little less than a year after that, Podcasting had become very popular around the world, with more and more information available to everyone. Now, you can hardly find a single person who hasn’t at least heard of the word podcast.

Podcasting -- Let the Experiments Begin

As you know podcasting is simply an audio file that is placed on a website. If it is combined with an RSS file -- people can subscribe to your feed, and listen to your words of wisdom at their leisure. This is a good thing, it is getting your words -- your voice -- your identity to the masses.

The Power of Podcasting: What Exhibitors Need To Know

What's the most precious commodity in the world? The most precious commodity in the world is not something you can mine, or harvest, or hoard in safety deposit boxes. The most precious commodity is something you have an almost endless supply of.

Podcasting for Profit

So you have a podcast. That’s great, but don’t quit your day job just yet. We explore the difficulties of generating revenue from podcasting, and how to overcome them.

The History of Podcasting

What we know as a podcast had its beginnings in the creation of MP3 files that could be downloaded and played on the iPod device developed by Apple Computer. The release of the iPod encouraged people to share their music with others. They then realized that they could create, upload, and download information other than music. Some iPod users reverse engineered the device and loaded various types of firmware or operating system software.

Credit Counseling Podcasts

Podcasting allows listeners and producers to connect around topics too narrow for traditional broadcasting.

How to Let Listeners Search Podcasts

Therefore, many producers are turning to the most effective way to let listeners search podcasts – providing transcripts of their own. Transcribing a podcast can be a time-intensive chore. Even if you remember most of the words you spoke during your podcast recording session, it can be challenging to keep pace with yourself, especially if you type much more slowly than you speak.

Double Enders using Skype and Audacity: Some Tips And A Few Things To Watch Out For

The double-ender is a great way of producing studio quality podcasts, even though the participants are separated by distance. In this article I discuss my experiences plus a few gotyas you need to be aware of.

The Successful Circumvention Of Cable And Satellite: Apple iTV Opens The Living Room For Podcasters

Apple may have successfully circumvented traditional cable and satellite networks by bringing interconnectivity of personal media to the living room. This is something Microsoft has been trying to do for quite some time. Job's success with the marketing and sales of the ipod coupled with the fast growth of podcasting has led to a new organic audio and video marketplace that doesn't rely on traditional distribution sources. Combined together the iPod and podcasting will now effectively become its own independent free internet cable network, thanks to Apple's iTV due for release in Q1 of 2007 for $299.00.