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Tag Archives: podcasting
Trying a different podcatcher: Stitcher
I’m trying an experiment this month. It’s part of my quest to improve how I find and listen to podcasts. (Previous posts) Now I’m going to try Stitcher, a podcatcher client for mobile devices. This meant downloading the app to … Continue reading
What podcatcher should I use?
I’m looking for a new podcatcher. Which one should I try? Background: I’m a serious podcast listener, subscribing to dozens (here’s an annotated list). Podcasts play an important part in my life, both for research and entertainment. I listen several … Continue reading
What happened to podcasting, and what didn’t happen
“Whatever Happened to Podcasting?” asks Mark Ramsey, and it’s a good question. As Ramsey notes, podcasting still happens, with people making and listening to digital audio, often through syndication. And yet “podcasting is most certainly off the media radar.” That is … Continue reading
