Posts Tagged ‘podcasts’
Easy, Low Cost Solutions for Creating Websites & Podcasts
Monday, January 22nd, 2007
Here are a couple of interesting Web 2.0 style online user-generated content creation services I’ve come across lately:
> Weebly.com has an impressive video demo that makes it look (to me, at least) like Weebly may well be about the easiest way available for almost anyone to create a website. The video demo shows a drag and drop, practically brain-dead simple interface… and that’s a good thing!
> Likewise, BlogTalkRadio.com has it’s own push-button interface that takes the audio studio work, or even the GarageBand software production out of producing a podcast talkshow via the phone, complete with RSS feed. And some people say Web 2.0 is just a concept…
In both cases, no fuss, no muss, no independent hosting account is required.
FYI, I’ve also posted my first WordPress website, which was also a reasonably straight forward process. It’s a bit more feature-rich and blog-oriented as compared to Weebly, but I’m pleased with the results (which are viewable at: TheJoyofGolfing.com). Not bad for a rare solo effort (professionally, I’m more of a team player).
Any comments or anyone want to share their experience with any of the above services?
Tags: podcasts, web 2.0, websites
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Podcasting is, like, SO “last week”! Meet PSPCasting
Monday, April 4th, 2005
Could the Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) be the next iPod? Maybe. In any case, it’s already being used for a new kind of video broadcasting that is built on the inspiration of podcasting (see earlier posts in this blog). The facilitating technology is a new PSP-compatible video format called PSP Video 9 and the new phenom is illuminated in this article, Meet PSPCasting (Podcasts? So Last Week) from ClickZ Network.
Tags: podcast, podcasts
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