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A Good Old Fashioned Podcast Legal Battle
Nothing legitimizes New Media like a good old-fashioned court battle. Unfortunately, it would seem that this one is more about […]
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New Media Expo Interview
I forgot to pass this along. Here is an interview from my friends at Relevantly Speaking. […]
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Cheese v. Cochrane et al – New Media Showdown
Todd Cochrane posted an interesting piece entitled: Richard Cheese the Ultimate Classless Act. I was at the event in question […]
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New Media Expo: Top Ten Take Aways
I have just returned from my 4th Podcast/Portable & now New Media Expo. Once again, a first class event. As […]
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Wizzard Q2 2008 Results: My Take
There has been a bit of fan-fare today regarding Wizzard’s press release about it’s Q2 2008 financial results. Both Paul […]
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Podcast Academy
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PNME 2007: Behind The Scenes at MacBreak and Pixel Corps
PNME 2007 #25: Behind the Scenes at MacBreak and PixelCorps: Creating Compelling Content with Organized Video Shoots Podcast and New Media […]
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PNME 2007: Selling Advertising and Sponsorships
PNME 2007 #24: Selling Advertising and Sponsorships for Your Audio or Video Content: What You Need To Know Now! Podcast […]
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PNME 2007: 10 Secret Habits to Podcast Stardom
PNME 2007 #23: 10 Secret Habits to Podcast Stardom Podcast and New Media Expo 2007: Most podcasters know a couple, some […]
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PNME 2007: Master Radio Techniques
PNME 2007 #22: Master Radio Techniques and Avoid Radio Traps Podcast and New Media Expo 2007: What can podcasters learn from […]
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PNME 2007: Jim Louderback Keynote
PNME 2007 #21: Jim Louderback Keynote Podcast and New Media Expo 2007: Jim Louderback is the CEO of Revision3, the Internet […]
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