I guess it’s fair to say that I’ve had my fair share of pet projects. Some I’ve seen through to the end, some I stick with and some lay in the category of half baked ideas.
Towards the end of April myself and two friends got together and had a friendly discussion. This talk would change [...]
The modern podcasting climate has changed considerably since its mainstream launch in 2005. Many podcasting giants have risen and fallen within the period but still the technology trundles on. The issue that many people have now is not maintaining a podcast, but actually creating one and successfully launching it.
When the iTunes Podcast store opened its [...]
Recently, with the guiding hands of Steven Troughton-Smith and James Padolsey, I’ve been dipping my toe into the ocean known as Mac OS X app development. I’m a complete and utter newbie to computer programming, but I have a great idea (or at least an improvement on an existing idea) so I’m delving into the [...]
Twitter is the social network that half the world is going crazy about right now. The British media can’t seem to get enough of social networks, such as Facebook, but Twitter appears to be the favourite of the month. Hardly a day goes by when the BBC doesn’t have an article on their Technology News [...]
The future of traditional broadcast media is something that has been debated for the past several years. Recently, however, there seems to be a general consensus; traditional broadcast media will not last for another 5 years.
Television as a medium is dead. People are sick of having to watch content when a channel deems it fit. [...]
Blogging can be a chore at times. This is not the post that I originally intended to write this evening, however, how were you to know that until now?
A new type of Podcasting network is being launched by a young entrepreneur, Lewis King. Citrus 7 Media promises to deliver clean, fresh new media podcasts 7 days a week. Although [...]
This is a post of two halves. I originally started to write this post back in September, a month later and I am finishing it. A lot can change in a month, as one shall find out.
September 27th, 2008.
That was a hectic past few weeks. Since my last blog post I’ve become a part-time intern [...]
GoDaddy.com is the world’s largest reseller of .com domain names; they’re one of the most trusted companies on the internet and they’ve just started a UK branch.
Most people who listen to The Podzone know that the show is sponsored by GoDaddy.com, through a Mevio Producer Campaign, this explains why I’m dedicating an entire post to [...]
People have often asked me “what makes a successful podcast?”. Why they’re asking me I have no idea. It could be to do with the little success that I’ve had with The Podzone, or even the soon-to-be hit The Glitch; either way it feels my ego and I’m often happy to answer the question.
I personally define a [...]
So the story that’s quite important for me today, as it affects me directly, is the news that PodShow (Podcasting pioneering company extraordinaire) is changing its name. What to? I hear you ask… MEVIO.
Yep, they’ve dropped the “Pod” from their name and the “Show” too, but that’s besides the point. There are rumours that MEVIO [...]