New York has the Old Gray Lady. Now PodFly has the old gray haired lady. Well…. maybe just starting to turn gray, I can thank my four children for that. At 43 I feel like the oldster of the tech/net blogging bunch, but I have to say that I love the whole idea […]

Urban industrial. Grey buildings. Overlapping linear precision. Giving power to the currentstream. Keep pace. com.pany providing collective technological access. Preferring to partake in thethrust. Others prefer to bounce their perspectives against it. Corporate culture being the battery in the engine. Adaptation. Polyculture to combined force. Unilanguage of interactive digital communications.

Not designed to provide the individual […]

Question: How come you can’t “podcast” copyrighted music, but radio stations/ MTV/internet radio streams are allowed to “broadcast” the same thing?
Answer: When you listen to the radio, watch MTV or stream audio from your favorite net feed, you get to listen to what is being broadcast in “real time” but you are not capturing the […]

A podcast is merely a “subscription” to an on-going MP3 series.
For example. If you go to iTunes and download “Vertigo” by U2, what you are doing is simply downloading a single MP3 file to your computer hard drive, as a one-time transaction.
From there you can listen to it on your computer — or transfer the […]

Regarding a recent story on www.MusicBiz.com that, “Revelations that podcasting use rates are lower than expected, as 85% of those polled admitting that they have yet to listen to a podcast.”
I’ve done some extensive research on the “how to’s” of podcasting (creating/hosting podcasts and listening to existing podcasts) and it is a pretty scarry confusing […]

Hello fellow podcasters. I’m as excited about podcasting, as anyone. With two or three major corporations owning most of the major radio stations across the U.S., there’s not a whole lot of variety out there. Besides that, with syndication and voice-tracking (when one DJ records shifts for several different stations across the country, therefore eliminating […]

Its vacation time!
The automated ‘not in due to well earned summer-flee’ email reply-service is activated.
All running projects are done, or left in proper hands. Finally the office door can be closed behind me for a few weeks.
It’s beachside hammocks and visiting ancient Inca temples for the coming period. The available brochures on Peru, and the […]