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Where are podcasts going?

by Richard McKinnon at 11:13AM (PST) on November 28, 2005 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Popcast aggregates podcasts and publishes top ten lists of whats making podcast waves. Note the difference between iTunes, big, major and commercial world; and Odeo, (the alumni of Blogger regroup) community, DYI, no money podcasts.

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Re: Where are podcasts going?

by Chris Gilbey on Tue 29 Nov 2005 06:20 AM EST | Profile | Permanent Link

This is really useful. When podcasts start getting a top 10 you know that it is hitting the mainstream. And by the way, this tells you where the market is too.... just like in music. Trends and styles grow, just like genres of music.

Where is that shopping channel with the virtual coupons?

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