Here’s an interview with Newcastle band, The Orange Lights - definitely worth a listen if you like moody, tuneful, downtempo rock music.
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The Orange Lights
Posted: May 31st, 2007, 6:35am BST by info
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Women in Podcasting
Posted: May 11th, 2007, 2:46pm BST by info
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Unradio 2
Janet Parkinson searches for the women in podcasting today, and talks with Linda Mills of Podcast User Magazine, Suja, co-founder of Podbazaar, and Anna Farmery of the Engaging Brand about the issues facing women podcasters, techno-caution, the value of skills mentoring to enable communities, good reasons for making podcasts in the first place, and their vision of what could be.Unradio is a Talking Voices in-house production. Subscribe.
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Unradio 1
Posted: May 7th, 2007, 2:18pm BST by info
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This is a new Talking Voices project which explores and exploits the differences between podcasting and radio.
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Talking Voices Podcast #6
Posted: May 1st, 2007, 11:31pm BST by info
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We produced and helped to promote a compilation selection of the best of British podcasting, Podcast Tasters, delivered on that most conventional of media, an audio CD, at the Internet World Expo, Earl’s Court today.Jamie Riddell’s well received Web 2.0 keynote speech covered podcasting, social bookmarks, UGC, CRM, Second Life and Twitter.
What I really like about this compilation is that everyone seems to find something different to say, not only about their own podcast and reasons for doing it, but about the wonderful world of podcasting and potential for the medium.
In my own 2 minutes at the end, I give a strong shout out for PodcampUK and a direct appeal for sponsorship and involvement. Let’s hope this succeeds in boosting this excellent cross-community grassroots project in the UK.
Let’s also hope that the CD, with it’s nod towards user-friendly convenience in a conventional format, succeeds in presenting UK podcasters as the gifted, hardworking and eminently sponsorable bunch we truly are.
