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• Your Podcast Is Easy To Igonore  Related Posts: Podcasting’s Image Problem The Center of Podcasting Podcasting is Ron Popeil for Radio Elsewhere: “I’m doing my best to find a show that doesn’t spend most of it’s time discussing the goods or services of a third party” - Conrad Slater Conrad, might I suggest the First Crack podcast “The slicker you make your show, the more it looks like
• Trackbacks - A Better Reason to Not Have Comments Seth Godin’s been getting some heat for not allowing comments on his blog posts (despite trackbacks being turned on. Seth’s reason is something about not having time to respond to and “curate” each an every comment. Eh. Sure. But there’s a better reason. One consistent with Seth’s position and the fact that trackbacks, as I mentioned
• I’ll be at PodcampMN - Aug 25, 2007  A gentle reminder to add your name to the PodcampMN 2007 attendee list wiki. Thanks to Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial and Boned for the great capture-the-flag-at-summer-camp logo
• Save for Later Because I think albums of music and podcasts are very similar and I see both them very different from radio. Unlike Dave, I don’t want my podcasts automatically deleted, I would like the ‘Save’ or ‘Delete’ option just as I do on Tivo. The iPod/iTunes assumes everything is precious (it’s not), automatically deleting assumes nothing
• Podcasting is Still Underestimated. Jim Cuene asks: [Is podcasting the] Next shiny new object or real game changer? It all depends on the game in question - and how long the game is (the future takes a while). For existing ad-supported broadcast radio - yes. The game is over. Case in point - this weekend we drove 6 hrs listening to podcasts