About a year after Serial (and Hot Pod’s launch), what does the future of podcasts look like ?

tbn PUBLIC DOMAIN 3/07/2015

The media milestone the media (fittingly?) forgot : #podcast
▻http://www.cjr.org/analysis/podcast_milestone.php

ONE DECADE AGO THIS WEEKEND, millions of iPod owners woke up to a quiet change to the #iTunes software they probably didn’t even notice. The really revolutionary updates usually have nice, round numbers—iTunes 3.0 invented the personalized playlist, 4.0 introduced the Music Store, 11.0 gave us iCloud — so it was somehow fitting that even mighty Cupertino didn’t seem to realize they were launching, yet again, a powerful new category of media with iTunes 4.9: #Podcasting.

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schrödinger @erratic 5/07/2015

This is one of the internet “features” I would hate to lose, together with RSS.
Everytime I mention the word “podcast” to someone I fear a response like “What is that?” or “Oh that is so passé!”
I like podcasts because they allow me to be disconnected and yet, keep learning, eyes closed. (for the audio podcasts of course).

schrödinger @erratic
tbn @thibnton PUBLIC DOMAIN 12/11/2015

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