When we think of blogging, most of us think of text and pictures. We talk in terms of reading and writing blog posts and articles. In addition, many of us upload pictures and photos to our blogs because we know it can add an element of interest, provide another hook to get visitors to read past the headline, and maybe even click a link embedded in the picture.
However, since the use of …
A few weeks ago I briefly talked about podcasts and the benefits of the medium, and Andy McDonald also wrote two articles on podcasting in a series on the technical details of putting together your own.
But what does it take to make it big?
“You have to take it seriously.” explains Keith Malley of Keith and the Girl, …
In the first article of this four part series, we looked at the technology and equipment you need for creating a podcast. We also looked at the software you can use. Today we look at how you should go about recording your first podcast, and the methods in which you can compress your recording, ready for uploading to the web, …
There are two schools of thought when it comes to creating a podcast: The “I need the latest and greatest equipment in order to capture that crisp, clear sound of the broadcasting industry” school of thought, and the “Hey, my computer came with a microphone, and I’ve got this cool recording software already installed” school of thought. Both are equally valid positions, and …