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UK Podcasters End Association
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
The UK Podcasters Association was founded in 2006 to protect podcasters’ rights, and promote podcasting. The association was dissolved at the end of 2009 after three years of prominent and successful activity, during a time when the media landscape changed completely. One of UKPA’s major achievements was to put podcasting on the wider stage, establishing [...] -
ADM Webcast May 21st
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
The Association for Downloadable Media (ADM) is hosting “The Podcast Consumer Revealed” Webcast on May 21st, 2009, at 1:00 EST. And we hope you can join us. Tom Webster from Edison Research will present this special joint ADM/Edison Webcast of the fourth iteration of this widely-cited, authoritative look at the growing audience for audio and video [...] -
What is a Podcast?
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
Podcaster CC Chapman’s daughter Emily Explains It. Via Podcasting News -
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We’ve been broadcasting for 1000’s of years, but is it still radio?
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
So the farmer, for thousands of years, sowed his seed on the furrowed ground of a ploughed field; the fertile imagination and ingenuity of man planted the seeds of wireless mass communications in the late 1800’s and radio blossomed a few years later, for entertainment and information. Rather than invent a new word to describe [...] -
How Lisa seduced me and changed my life…
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
At a recent careers fair held at Dr Challoner’s High School in Bucks which I attended, representing the world of “media”, one of the most frequently asked questions by the students was “How did you get involved in media?”. Well, it was a long winding road but I can trace the roots way back to [...] -
Kangaroo bounced out of court
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
The BBC, ITV and Channel 4 all have an on-line presence, notably the iPlayer. For some time now they’ve been collaborating on a Video on Demand project called Kangaroo whereby their content is made available from one jointly run location. Yesterday the Competition Commission stopped the project in its tracks as in their view Kangaroo would [...] -
UKPA on Twitter
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
A lot of our members use messaging service Twitter, so we’ve set up a UKPA account – http://twitter.com/ukpodcasters. New blog posts will show up in the Twitter stream, and you’ll also see the last few “tweets” in the right sidebar. -
8 x 8 is a life enhancing 64
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
We are all used to having unbelievably powerful computers – none of us would go back to systems that we had 10 years ago. And, just as you can never have a too fast processor, or too much RAM, or too bib a disk, you can never have too much bandwidth. Before we go into details, [...] -
A new New Deal could bring light at the end of the fibre…
Fetched: April 11th, 2010, 2:28pm BST
Roosevelt created the New Deal within 100 days of becoming President of the United States of America in 1932. The New Deal created jobs and led to the creation and expansion of America’s road and transport infrastructure under the auspices of the WPA (Works Progress Administration). The Industrial Revolution was all about increasing the velocity of [...]