Podcasting

Wave Arts Intros Audio Restoration Suite

Nov 1st, 2007 | By | Category: Podcasting Software

Wave Arts has announced the introduction of Master Restoration Suite, a comprehensive set of restoration plug-ins for cleaning up tape, vinyl, and acoustic recordings. The tools are designed to give high quality results with minimal tweaking. The MR Suite consists of 5 plug-ins: Master Restoration‚Äîall-in-one plug-in MR Noise‚Äîpowerful broadband noise reduction MR Hum‚Äîhum removal, buzz […]



Online International Podcasting Expo Accepting Speaker Submissions

Nov 1st, 2007 | By | Category: Podcasting Events

The 4th Online International Podcasting Expo is looking for submissions for audio/visual presentations for its April 18-19, 2008 free event. Seminars may cover beginning or advanced podcasting topics, but must clearly present easily applicable concepts and instructions relevant to entrepreneurs, web professionals, educators, non-profits, marketers and hobbyists. Seminar presenters will each be featured in the […]



Leopard Bricked My Powerbook!

Nov 1st, 2007 | By | Category: General, Podcasting Hardware

It looks like Apple’s decision to delay the release of Leopard still didn’t give them enough time to give the operating system update a thorough testing. After four hours+ of updating, the OS X 10.5 install turned my Powerbook G4 into a doorstop. After doing the upgrade, the laptop is requiring a login, though it […]



University Opens Dedicated Podcasting Room

Oct 31st, 2007 | By | Category: Educational Podcasts, General

Dayton, Ohio-based Wright State University is among the first schools to make available rooms dedicated to podcasting. “We wanted to bring what’s up-to-date, fun and common for today’s students to the library here at Wright State,” says Sue Polanka, who is the head of references and instruction for the Dunbar Library. “Myself along with a […]



PodCamp Changes The Rules

Oct 30th, 2007 | By | Category: Podcasting Events

Chris Penn, one of the organizers and creators of PodCamp, announced at the end of PodCamp Boston that the “rules” of the unconference events are changing. A large number of people registered for but didn’t show up at last weekend’s event. Because of the high number of no-shows, organizers have hundreds of unused shirts, badges […]



Podcast Pickle Intros iPhone Podcasting Site

Oct 29th, 2007 | By | Category: Mobile Podcasting

Podcasting directory and community Podcast Pickle has introduced a mobile version of its site, optimized for Apple iPhones. Pickle Mobile lets you browse top podcasts at the site, read podcast reviews and create a personal podcast playlist.



UNICEF Creates Podcast On Education In Midst Of Crisis

Oct 29th, 2007 | By | Category: Audio Podcasting, Educational Podcasts

UNICEF has published the first in a series of podcast discussions on education in emergencies and post-crisis transition countries, with the participation of leading figures from the academic, development, media and humanitarian communities. Entitled ‘Beyond School Books’, the podcast series highlights the important role of education in countries affected by conflicts or natural disasters or […]



Podcast Nation Opens Doors to Social Network

Oct 28th, 2007 | By | Category: Citizen Media, General, Podcast Directory Sites

UK podcast directory Podcast Nation has announced that it will be expanding its community by offering a new media enthusiasts’ social network, run on the Ning API, at http://podcastnation.ning.com. Podcast Nation Editor-in-Chief Mark Crook said, “Podcast Nation is a great way for both finding and promoting podcasts, and by developing our community at Ning, which […]



Bishop Introduced to Parishioners Via Podcast

Oct 27th, 2007 | By | Category: Audio Podcasting

For a little escapist fun, we (that’s the royal we) have been doing a little reading on England in the 16th century. It’s about as far away from reading about podcasting and new media as we can possibly get, and occasionally that is a good brief distraction for us. With the birth of the Church […]



PodCampBoston Co-Founder Previews Conference

Oct 26th, 2007 | By | Category: Podcasting Events, The New Media Update

Last year’s inaugural PodCamp Boston was a wildly successful experiment in un-conferencing, a self-organizing kind of convention in which the participants themselves set the agenda and lead the breakout sessions. Not knowing whether to expect any attendees from outside Massachusetts, PodCamp co-founders Christopher Penn and Chris Brogan (and their friends and co-organizers) were happily surprised […]