Stuff you should know, stuff I should remember.

I don’t check Bloglines for a few days and I miss the juicy stuff! Steve goes off on ‘faux blogs’: Micro Persuasion: Character Blogs are a Complete Waste of Time A character blog is a giant missed opportunity to have real humans – whether they be employees, customers, or even distillers and bottlers – engaging […]

The owner of two radio stations in Wyoming said it has sold the stations and is concentrating on Podcasting. Christus Broadcasting had owned KJJL and KKWY for 11 years. The company sold to LaFamilia Broadcasting and said it formed the American Podcasting Network.

(via Scripting News) The BBC is to podcast up to 20 more radio shows – including sections of the Today programme and selected Radio 1 speech content – as it extends its download trial, it was announced today.

Just got out of the studio with Tony Marino and the faboo-crew at America Webworks. The audio should be available within an hour or so. I’ll post it here. Welcome Listeners! You can grab a 20-page excerpt of my seminar right here. You can also sign-up for my podcasting course (launching in a week or […]

I’m going over to Madge Weinstein’s studio to record an interview. She’s the genius behind the outrageous podcast Yeast Radio. Madge is a self-described ‘bloated lesbian’ that produces one of the top 10 podcasts out there serving up daily plates of camp and ranty snark. A warning – this is crazy, expletive-laden audio – definitely […]

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Reminder of our call with Thomas Pierce: Full details…

From Disinfo: Yet the pros don’t have a complete lock on reporting. Energetic bloggers, such as activist Michael Petrelis, have learned to work the FOIA machinery and the FEC database as well as the best professionals. Captain Ed at Captain’s Quarters kicked up an international incident just this week by publishing banned-in-Canada material about the […]

(via Joi) CIS filed an amicus brief today on behalf of The First Amendment Project, Internet journalists and bloggers and others asking the court in the Apple v. Does case to treat online publishers the same rights as their colleagues who publish in more traditional formats.

It sounded outlandish. Horny brits hooking up with the aid of Bluetooth wireless technology. Turns out it was a hoax: What Ever Happened to ‘Toothing’?