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4 Minutes About Podcasting view detail comment email this

Podcasting is a kind of homespun Internet "folk radio." Podcasts can be listened to on computers and MP3 players (including the iPod). "Four Minutes about Podcasting is a short film that tells you why podcasting can make your life better, and shows you everything you need to know to set up a simple program to have new podcasts downloaded automatically." By writer and blogger Lisa Williams.
http://www.cadence90.com/wp/?p=3548
Topics: Internet, Media, Media, Music

Last updated Jul 9, 2009


BRS Radio Directory view detail comment email this

Thousands of stations are indexed by call letters, state (U.S. and Canada), publics stations, radio formats, and by country. In addition, Webcasters sends you to their site of radio stations that broadcast over the Internet, and Radio Analysis presents statistics on the market of radio stations on the Web and also on their formats.
http://www.radio-directory.com/
Topics: Media, Media, Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment

Last updated Nov 12, 2005


Creative Commons: Podcasting Legal Guide view detail comment email this

"The purpose of this Guide is to provide you with a general roadmap of some of the legal issues specific to podcasting. ... Our goal is to ... address some of the standalone issues that are of primary relevance to podcasters, as opposed to bloggers." Discusses copyright (for written content, music, video), publicity rights, and related topics. Also includes some introductory material on podcasting. From a group of Internet law experts.
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide
Topics: Internet, Law by Subject, Media

Last updated May 9, 2006


FedNet view detail comment email this

This site provides "complete, accurate and unbiased live coverage" and archival multimedia information from government agencies and policy centers in the Washington, D.C. area. Webcast events include Senate and House floor debates, Congressional hearings, White House briefings, regulatory hearings, press conferences, and more. The site also provides news production services.
http://www.fednet.net/
Topics: Internet, Media, Media, Politics, Politics by Place

Last updated Mar 17, 2003


Freevlog view detail comment email this

Basic instructions for creating your own vlog (or video blog), a blog that primarily uses video to convey its content. Includes screen shots, sample video, and links to blogging and video tools.
http://www.freevlog.org/
Topics: Film, Movies, & Video, Internet, Media

Last updated May 15, 2009


Global Voices view detail comment email this

A project "that collects, summarizes, and gives context to some of the best self-published content found on blogs, podcasts, photo sharing sites, and videoblogs from around the world, with a particular emphasis on countries outside of Europe and North America." Browse by country, topics, or contributors. Available in several languages. Founded at Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
http://www.globalvoicesonline.org/
Topics: Internet, Photography

Last updated Jan 23, 2008


Jewish Webcasting Guide view detail comment email this

This site "is a gateway to Jewish audio and video programming on the Internet. Currently, over 300 websites are included, many with multiple program offerings." Searchable, or browsable by category such as children, culture, music, Israel, and languages. From the Jewish Webcasting Service, a nonprofit group interested in the "development of an institution to disseminate to the public Jewish knowledge via webcasting."
http://www.jewishwebcasting.com
Topics: Judaism, Media

Last updated Jul 17, 2006


NPR Podcast Directory view detail comment email this

Dozens of free podcasts (audio downloads suitable for computers or handheld computer devices) produced by National Public Radio and partner organizations. Includes podcasts of morning and evening news, shows such as "Pacific Time," "Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know," "The California Report," and much more. Also find reader-friendly explanations of podcasting. Browsable, with annotations for each program, but not searchable.
http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_directory.php
Topics: Media

Last updated Oct 13, 2005


NWCN.com view detail comment email this

Online version of the regional news channel, Northwest Cable News, is searchable and browsable by subject area or state. States covered are Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Content includes both original reporting and AP wire stories. Includes video features and selected AP coverage of world news and the Pacific Rim. Free registration is required to view much of the site's content.
http://www.nwcn.com/
Topics: Media, Media, Recreation

Last updated Jul 25, 2003


O'Reilly Digital Media: Article Archives view detail comment email this

Collection of articles about audio, video, and photography technology trends. Some of the topics include computer music videos, digital image management, digitizing videotapes, MP3 players, vocoders, and digital bookmarks. Includes a mix of highly technical pieces and beginning articles such as "What is Podcasting" and "What is Vlogging." From O'Reilly Media, publishers of books on computers and technology; articles are written by O'Reilly book authors and other industry experts.
http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/articles.csp
Topics: Home & Housing, Internet, Media, Photography

Last updated May 2, 2006


Papers Turn to Podcasting, the Newest of Media view detail comment email this

"Desperate to reach a more mobile audience, some newspapers are turning to podcasting" (subscription-based Internet audio broadcasts). Includes audio of a National Public Radio (NPR) program discussing podcasting in the news media, links to newspaper podcasts, and related stories on podcasting.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4673646
Topics: Media, Media, Newspapers by Place: United States

Last updated Oct 13, 2009


Podcast Alley view detail comment email this

Find hundreds of podcasts (subscription-based Web audio broadcasts, often homegrown), podcasting software (much of it free), explanations of podcasting, how-tos for would-be broadcasters, popular podcasts, and much more. Maintained by a podcasting enthusiast.
http://www.podcastalley.com
Topics: Computers, Computers, Internet, Media, Media, Music

Last updated Dec 22, 2004


Podcasting 101 for K-12 Librarians view detail comment email this

This 2006 article provides an introduction to podcasting, and looks at its applications in school libraries. Includes definitions, reasons to use podcasts, steps to creating your own podcasts, further reading, and podcasting resources (podcast content, directories, and recording software). From Esther Kreider Eash, a director of libraries and technology integration; in Computers in Libraries magazine.
http://www.infotoday.com/cilmag/apr06/Eash.shtml
Topics: Internet, K-12 Education, Libraries & Archives by Type, Media

Last updated Apr 26, 2006


Radio-Locator view detail comment email this

"It lists all known sites on the Internet that publish information about broadcast radio stations." Currently more than 10,000 radio stations around the world are linked. You can browse by country or search by call letter or frequency (U.S. only), or location, Internet streaming radio, and format.
http://www.radio-locator.com/
Topics: Media, Media, Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment

Last updated Feb 20, 2003


Real Guide view detail comment email this

Collects and organizes dozens of Web audio and video sites, featuring real-time broadcasts from radio stations (including stations in Australia, Canada, Colombia, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Norway, Portugal, Spain, and Taiwan), television news coverage, music, lectures, concerts, audio libraries, movie trailers, and sports events.
http://guide.real.com/
Topics: Film, Movies, & Video, Media, Media, Recreation, Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment

Last updated Jun 4, 2004


Rocketboom: Daily Vlog With Amanda Congdon view detail comment email this

"Rocketboom is a three minute daily videoblog [vlog, a blog that primarily uses video for its content]. ... We cover and create a wide range of information and commentary from top news stories to quirky internet culture." View on the website, or download to MP3 players, iPods, and other portable devices.
http://www.rocketboom.com
Topics: Film, Movies, & Video, Internet

Last updated Feb 21, 2006


Summer Reading "Pawedcasts" view detail comment email this

Having a "ruff" time planning your library's summer reading program? These podcasts can add a little ear-jazz to your summer services to young people. The animal theme complements the "Paws, Claws, Scales, and Tales" theme used by the multi-state Collaborative Summer Library Program. An ear-friendly service from the California Summer Reading Program.
http://www.summerreading.cla-net.org/2006/srpgpodcast.html
Topics: Internet, Literature & Books, Summer Reading

Last updated Nov 14, 2006


Ultimate Guide to Online Video view detail comment email this

This 2006 online video guide reviews popular websites (such as YouTube), online video genres (such as animation and documentaries), and vlogs (or video logs). Includes tips for creating a vlog and links to many related websites. From Wired News.
http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2006/05/70767
Topics: Film, Movies, & Video, Media

Last updated Mar 30, 2007


wwiTV: World Wide Internet TV view detail comment email this

This independent guide to Web TV provides links to live and on demand television broadcasts from over 100 countries. Includes music, sports, and news outlets. Available in several languages.
http://wwitv.com
Topics: Media, Technology, Television

Last updated Mar 15, 2006


Youth Radio view detail comment email this

The Internet home of a Berkeley-based organization which "promotes young people's intellectual, creative, and professional growth through training and access to media." Besides providing young adults with technical instruction in broadcast journalism, Youth Radio also produces programming that carries to the airwaves teen perspectives on contemporary issues and events. These thoughtful commentaries can be either heard (RealPlayer required) or read at this site.
http://www.youthradio.org/
Topics: Media, Media, News, Sports, Recreation, & Entertainment, Writing

Last updated Nov 13, 2001




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