Who invented podcasting?
And then there is the question if Adam published the first iPodder… Enclosure extractor looks like an ipodder app to me and was on the market in juli 2004!
Want to know more about Dave Winer?
edit: AC’s reply
Maybe Dave Winer has the same problem as Philips. Great research and development but poor marketing.
An idea from Prof Larry Lessig, made available by Dave Winer:
The New York Times is becoming an adocate for podcasting!
Steve Yelvington from PoynterOnline shares his thoughts about podcasting.
For all you non US citizens that want to take a look at georgewbush.com click here
(why would you?)
Sean Gallagher has no problem with podcasting but thinks it’s the wrong medium for many of the things it’s used for.
Man, i’m missing out on something. My provider only lets me acces one internet!
Jamie gave the following comment to my post about iPodder and PocketPC
Microsoft ActiveSync is only going to sync your podcasts to the _Main Memory_ of your PocketPC and will NOT sync to an SD or CompactFlash card and so is of very limited use for receiving podcasts which will quickly fill the typical 64MB of main memory. I have been using MightySync to move shows from my iPodder\downloads directory to my SD card and it works quite well although it does cost a few bucks.
I was not aware of this problem. Another, less costly, solution is to get yourself a cardreader. These are cheap to get and with your sd-card in the cardreader you can configure youre ipodder app to directly download onto your sd-card. (when you stick your card in the cardreader normally an extra drive pops up in your windows explorer which you can normally acces, just like it was your harddrive)
The mediacards are getting cheaper and cheaper, i’ve seen 1GB cards for 99 euro’s in the shop.
