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December 2007

Do You Know Who Has Control of Your Audience? Do They Have Your Best Interests in Mind?

December 20, 2007 by Jason

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Kent Nichols, of the very popular and successful Ask a Ninja video podcast, has started a blog. I’d like to add some additional insights to his first post which brings up an important point

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How I Make the Most Money from Podcasting and Blogging (and How You Can Do It, Too)

December 17, 2007 by Jason

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In this post I’m going to share with you the strategy that is the most profitable for me as an online content creator. It’s probably not what you’d expect. Then I’ll share with you which podcasting expert quoted me about this out of context, criticized me, then censored my response on his blog. In Q3 [...]

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What’s In Store for Podcasting and Online Media in 2008?

December 14, 2007 by Jason

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Wednesday night I had the pleasure of participating in a panel for Paul Colligan’s New Media Matters show. Paul, Lee Gibbons (Podango), Tim Bourquin (New Media Expo), Dave Jackson (School of Podcasting) and I had a great discussion about 2007 and what is in store for 2008. I encourage you to listen in when the [...]

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New Media Digest Vol. 2

December 12, 2007 by Jason

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How to Use a Mixer to Streamline Your Workflow and Increase Production Quality The Podcast Answer Man, Cliff Ravenscraft, posted this handy video that walks through the mixer setup he uses for recording podcasts. There are three solid things you can learn from this video: 1. How to set your rig up for recording phone and skype interviews 2. How to get a cleaner recording by using a recorder other than your computer 3. How to set things up for live recording to save significant time in your production workflow Could You Run Your Own Social Network with WordPress? I encourage all online content creators to develop a community (or even a social network) around their brand. This recent post on GigaOM explores using WordPress for running your own social network. This is an exciting possibility that would turn my favorite content publishing platform into an even more powerful community creation tool. The DiSo (Distributed Social Networking applications) project is looking at using WordPress to provide profiles and applications that are compatible across multiple networks. Also of interest is BuddyPress, a suite of plugins being developed to make WordPress MU into a social networking platform. Officers Elected for Association for Downloadable Media The ADM has elected its first board. The list consists of a lot of bright people. There's potential here for some great things to happen to help internet content creators succeed. If you'd like to be proactive in shaping our industry as we go into a new year, considering joining the ADM and participating in a committee. Online Advertising To Overtake Radio In

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New Tool Gives You More Options for Analyzing Your FeedBurner Stats

December 6, 2007 by Jason

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I love FeedBurner for tracking subscriber stats. I don’t like the limited views for my stats in their dashboard (the last 1, 7 or 30 days or all time). Blog Perfume has released a free tool for charting your FeedBurner stats that offers a few more time period options. To use it you’ll need to [...]

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