http://jasonvanorden.com/80-of-podcasts-never-make-it-to-a-portable-player Master New Media. Engage Your Market. Get Paid. Wed, 16 Feb 2011 21:06:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://jasonvanorden.com/80-of-podcasts-never-make-it-to-a-portable-player/comment-page-1#comment-4 The importance of portability to podcasting? » The Elusive Fish — Creative Services » Article Archive Sat, 25 Mar 2006 15:48:11 +0000 http://www.jasonvanorden.com/80-of-podcasts-never-make-it-to-a-portable-player#comment-4 [...] My own thought is that the defining aspect of a podcast seems to be the use of RSS to automatically deliver the files, and that opinion seems to be backed by the comments left for the study’s authors not to mention the wikipedia entry on podcasting. But what is driving the growth in podcasting is the underlying ‘my media - my way’ philosophy. Listen when you want. Listen how you want. Whether that’s at 2 am in front of the desktop, 7am on a burned CD over the car stereo during the morning commute or 7pm at the gym with your MP3 player. It’s your choice. [...] [...] My own thought is that the defining aspect of a podcast seems to be the use of RSS to automatically deliver the files, and that opinion seems to be backed by the comments left for the study’s authors not to mention the wikipedia entry on podcasting. But what is driving the growth in podcasting is the underlying ‘my media – my way’ philosophy. Listen when you want. Listen how you want. Whether that’s at 2 am in front of the desktop, 7am on a burned CD over the car stereo during the morning commute or 7pm at the gym with your MP3 player. It’s your choice. [...]

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