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09/27/2011 City Podcasting Alameda took another small but meaningful step in the march towards greater transparency. Podcasting. City meetings (past and future), are now available for download as both audio and video podcasts, marking the first time that these meetings can go mobile.  For city council watchers, this will allow significantly more convenient options for paying attention to what happens at City Hall on Tuesday nights. complete article

09/26/2011 Why You Need a Podcast Hosting your very own radio-like show is one of the fastest ways to build your reputation as an expert and to gain backstage passes to hang with the biggest names in your industry. It has never been easier or more useful to produce your very own audio content --most commonly known as podcasting -- than it is today. complete article

09/20/2011 Podcasting Engages Shoppers Podcasting can be an effective way to engage shoppers and encourage brand or site loyalty, resulting in more sales. What's more, podcasting is relatively easy and inexpensive for businesses small and large. Nearly any marketer can start podcasting almost immediately. Complete Article

09/19/2011 Podcasting Comdiens Podcasts offer the earbud-intimacy of a stand-up routine with the listen-anywhere reach and convenience of radio - minus the language and content restrictions of commercially driven, FCC-regulated broadcasts. Podcasting Comediens

09/12/2011 Podcast Myth Busting Here are eight podcast myths ready to be busted!

09/08/2011 10 Internet Technologies Educators Should Be Informed About – 2011 Update You will find updated information for 5 of the technologies from the original posting, and 5 new technologies that have earned their rightful place in the list 10 Internet Technologies for Educators

09/07/2011 Tips for Professional Videocasting After seeing several professional YouTube talents hit the big time, you may have considered creating your own video podcast or vlog in an effort to stake your own claim in the world of Internet television. You may have a brilliant concept and have tried your hand at shooting video and editing. You’re pretty set, right? Here are five tips for professional video podcasting Tips for Videocasting

09/06/2011 Podcasting Engages Shoppers Podcasting can be an effective way to engage shoppers and encourage brand or site loyalty, resulting in more sales. What is more, podcasting is relatively easy and inexpensive for businesses small and large. Nearly any marketer can start podcasting almost immediately. Podcasting Engages Shoppers

09/05/2011 Tips for Better Podcasting Podcasting can prove to be a great tool for any Internet marketer who is looking out to deliver high quality content to his/her target audience in the best possible way. A podcast can help you build your relationship as well as that important trust with your listeners and help build your brand by simply doing your own show or interviewing an expert. Tips for Better Podcasting

09/04/2011 iTunes U Wednesday, September 7th. One hour workshop will introduce faculty and staff to Drake University on iTunes U and how you can maximize this tool in your learning environments. In this interactive, hands-on workshop, you will learn: • How iTunes U integrates with the classroom to provide on the go learning • Examples of iTunes U best practices • iTunes U basics, such as content distribution and intellectual property rights • How to create podcasts using video, voice, PowerPoint slides, and images

09/04/2011 Huge List of Podcasting Tools Huge list of podcasting tools and resources for podcasters.

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09/02/2011 Adapt or Suffer Small businesses tend to be more agile than large corporations, but in order to take advantage of that strength, they must be willing to adapt with changing times in order to prosper and survive. This is especially true when faced with a difficult economic climate. Small Businesses Must Adapt!

09/01/2011 Podcasters Block Here then, are my tips for overcoming… podcasters block.

08/31/2011 Faith and Podcasting The growing number of American adults who own smartphones today -- more than one-third, according to the Pew Internet Project -- is fueling the trend of mobile technology infiltrating churches. While more members of contemporary churches are reading and studying Scripture on their smartphones and other devices, traditional houses of worship have been slow to accept the technological evolution. For the early adopters, the change is simple, convenient and happening organically. They already have a smartphone, which can access multiple translations of the Bible in real time -- so they do not see a need to tote around the good book. complete article

08/30/2011 Skills No Longer Required for iPhone Apps Several websites have popped up offering tools to generate apps with drag-and-drop simplicity. One is free, while others charge for their services. To create, all you need is content to fill them up. In this social-media era, that is surprisingly easy to get. If you've got videos posted on YouTube, you have got material for an app. You may not be able to get ultrafancy, such as adding geotagged location data. But you can add photos from your Flickr feed and text from blog posts and Twitter tweets for a nice, personal app. complete article

08/29/2011 Social Media in Emergencies The American Red Cross has released a new survey that claims Americans are increasingly relying on the Internet and social media for disaster information. According to the Red Cross, 18% of Americans regularly rely on Facebook to obtain disaster information. The survey also claims that the Internet is the third most used medium to find out information about disasters--radio and television are more frequently used. Facebook appears, by far, to be the most heavily used social media site for finding out disaster information. 91% of respondents polled over the phone and 78% of respondents online said they had used Facebook during natural disasters; another 25% of online respondents also used Twitter. Personal blogs, Flickr and tumblelogs such as Tumblr and Posterous lagged far behind. complete article

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