Media credibility: Where podcasting meets transparency
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Can technology close credibility gap?
A growing disenchantment with the established media has many turning to alternate sources of information--such as independent bloggers. New publishing technologies can play a crucial role in establishing media credibility and transparency.
January 18, 2005
ZDNet's podcasts: How to tune in
In the future, predicts David Berlind, virtually all content -- e-mail, Web pages, multimedia -- will be consumed digitally on a time-shifted basis, most often through portable, battery-operated devices.
January 18, 2005
Why blogging matters to your business
Blogging isn't simply some trendy technology for broadcasting our deepest thoughts, building community, and joining the new
age media movement. The evolution from an e-mail-centric system to a subscription-based
world is underway, and no business can afford to be left behind.
January 18, 2005
Media formats key to next tech monoculture
Podcasting is accelerating on the heels
of blogging's success, and multimedia-casting isn't be far behind.
With hard drives soon becoming standard for video-enabled devices that support Windows Media Player, could the "pod" in
podcasting soon be a thing of the past?
January 10, 2005
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