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[45RPM] May Music Mix!: This month’s mix might be our most eclectic yet. We’ve got Electro-funkiness from Gil Mantera’s Party Dream and United State of Electronica, we’ve got a Belgian girl’s choir singing Sinead O’Conner, we’ve got music that is so new it’s technically not even out yet nustled with a song from 1976, we’ve got mashups along side folksters along side rock veterans.

[Informative-Developed-Detailed-Xperiences-Now] Step By Step To Reviving The Screen Savers on Your Home Computer: taking calls and answering questions. If your weekends are free then you might try hanging out in the chatroom, or just download the podcast later. Essesntially the radio show with all the commercials and news edited out, that you can use software to automatically download using technology similar to RSS feeds. Head over to leoville.tv or just add

[the backchannel on mmeiser blog] What is a video blog, a podcast, an audio blog?: Regarding podcasts, it's important to note that "podcast" is the trendy equivalent of "audioblog," which doesn't sound very sexy. One might say that audioblogs are like blog-based news or talk shows, and podcasts are a superset of audioblogs including musically oriented blogs (and perhaps vblogs). Think of audioblogs as "informational podcasts." To the best of my knowledge, I'm the first one to note this specific difference, so I'd rather play nice and say that "podcast," "audioblog," and "blogcast" are synonymous.

[The Republic of T.] Share and Share Alike?: Clearly there’s money to be made by in a down-load-for-pay business structure. According to a survey from the folks at the Pew Internet & American Life project suggests that more people are using paid services like iTunes, and peer-to-peer network usage has slipped (or at least people are less willing to report it).  The numbers suggest that significant numbers of people are willing to pay to download music, probably because pay services can ensure the quality and availability of content in a way that file-sharing networks just can’t.

[Geeknewscentral.com] Geek News Central Revealing Links & Useful Technical Information: Todd Cochrane (Honolulu, HI) is the owner and host of Geek News Central, a popular technology news hub and weblog that serves more than 250,000 weekly visitors. Always on the cutting edge, Todd's podcasts, which began in Oct 2004, were among the first, and after only 6 months had nearly 10,000 listeners with the audience growing at about 15% per month. The popularity of his podcasts has drawn the attention of Fortune 500 companies and he was one of the first to actually have advertisers on his podcast.

[Jiexk.blogspot.com] Truckin' Tom's Audio Podcast: Star Wars Movie Experience...: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/04/26/eveningnews/main691083.shtml -- If you pause this CBS News video about podcasting in "full screen" mode as it's playing, you can see "Trucker Tom's Podcast" show up in a list of podcasts on a computer screen for about one second

[Jiexk.blogspot.com] Truckin' Tom's Audio Podcast: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/04/26/eveningnews/main691083.shtml -- If you pause this CBS News video about podcasting in "full screen" mode as it's playing, you can see "Trucker Tom's Podcast" show up in a list of podcasts on a computer screen for about one second

[Gotilk.com] ultraILK - got ilk? Home of NWS radio Podcast: Battle the Podcast ...: So do I understand correctly that so long as a person has an iPodder client BT should work for them? Are there user experiences I should be aware of and describing on my "how to" section of my site?

[Gotilk.com] ultraILK - got ilk? Home of NWS radio Podcast: ILK is a john of many trades, a jack of none.Owner of the largest collection of erotic audio in theworld. Webmaster of sexaudio.com gotilk.com .He waxes on often, but mostly he wax off.

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