Summit has been trading as Wire World Media now for some time. To this end, we now have a working blog which is going to take over from this one pretty much from now! So head on over to The Wire World Media Blog to pick up on goings on.
We have another new podcast called Eventful Brighton.
It covers interesting events in my home town of Brighton, UK. It’s a great fun podcast so check it out if you want to get under the skin of Brighton. Because it’s May, most of the episodes are covering the Festival and the Fringe Festival.
So check out Eventful Brighton.
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1e50Absolutely delighted to announce the launch of a brand new podcast - Brilliant YOU! It’s all about achieving you full potential.
Please check it out and I’d love some feedback.
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Jason Van Orden has a great post on Blogging, Podcasting and RSS Basics. It’s actually a talk he did at Podcamp NYC. He did what I often advise my clients to do - recorded his presentation. Then he posted it on his site along with a PDF of the slides he used. This is powerful stuff - let me tell you why:-
Let me expand on that last point. Earlier this evening my Feed Reader flashed up at me to let me know about Jason’s post. Fifteen minutes later I was walking in the park listening to his session on my iPod. I wonder how many other people in the world were out there, running, driving, crashed out in their den, walking, gardening,…, etc and learning all about Podcasts, Blogs and RSS. Probably quite a few. And some of those will, at some time, require consultancy on podcasting and blogging - who will they think of first?
The motto? If you are an expert in ANY field, record your talks then syndicate or podcast them - and you too, can hit an audience you never would have hit otherwise. You’ll now have people running, walking, jogging, exercising, gardening, painting, decorating, sitting, knitting, at a time and place of their own choosing, being engaged by you.
Technorati Tags: blogging, podcasting, rss, podcamp, repurposing
As an avid producer of podcasts, I have for ages been trying to find a good way of organising my recordings. I needed to keep all my recordings together in a sensible directory structure AND a way of tagging, categorising and searching them.
I was getting to the point of writing some sort of recording content management system when it suddenly struck me - “Hang on, isn’t that what iTunes does?!” Doh!
So I’ve started an experiment. I downloaded iTunes onto the PC where I store all my recordings, interviews etc. Then I brought each recording into iTunes (File -> Add file to library). When you do this at least 5 cool things happen:-
I’ll keep you posted on how my iTunes experiment is going.
Technorati Tags: itunes, mp3, recordings, podcasting, organising, tagging
Had a conversation this morning with a super chap that runs a pest control business. He had just given an animated and amusing 10 minute talk about his business - I have heard him do many of these talks. What made this talk a bit different was it’s conversational nature - it’s open honest approach combined with stories and anecdotes. Towards the end, James mentioned his business and how it was different from other pest control businesses - nothing too heavy - just a pleasantly subtle reminder for us to consider him above others. The main essence? The content was informative, entertaining and useful - just like a podcast should be.
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Well, 2 days later my brain has finally reconfigured itself sufficiently to post some thoughts following this superb event:-
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