O podcasting está a democratizar a rádio
"Podcasting, barely a year old, is already democratizing radio in much the way that blogging has affected the print media, putting media distribution tools squarely within the reach of anyone with a computer, a basic microphone and an Internet connection." (via Obercom)
Eis um artigo que defende as virtualidades do podcasting.
(e que remete os interessados para um artigo sobre Adam Curry, o pai do podcasting)
Mas também não faltam previsões negativas sobre o podcasting. Aqui. Dois excertos (com uma referência a Adam Curry):
"David Coursey headlines his story with "Podcasting is Not the Next Mass Medium" (linked below). He outlines what's been said here many times: To consistently produce an interesting podcast requires more work than a hobbiest podcaster can muster. Mr. Coursey is also the first journalist I've seen that's calling a podcast what it really is - soon-to-be-corporate"
Podcasting will grow, but it will be corporate-produced programming that the listeners will flock to in the future. Only a handful of amateurs will survive the storm. (Keep in mind Adam Curry is not an amateur.)
Eis um artigo que defende as virtualidades do podcasting.
(e que remete os interessados para um artigo sobre Adam Curry, o pai do podcasting)
Mas também não faltam previsões negativas sobre o podcasting. Aqui. Dois excertos (com uma referência a Adam Curry):
"David Coursey headlines his story with "Podcasting is Not the Next Mass Medium" (linked below). He outlines what's been said here many times: To consistently produce an interesting podcast requires more work than a hobbiest podcaster can muster. Mr. Coursey is also the first journalist I've seen that's calling a podcast what it really is - soon-to-be-corporate"
Podcasting will grow, but it will be corporate-produced programming that the listeners will flock to in the future. Only a handful of amateurs will survive the storm. (Keep in mind Adam Curry is not an amateur.)
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