Am I the only one that has not heard of Maven Networks? Maybe I forgot the name, but they seem to be taking the plunge into Commercializing Podcasting.
“Maven’s Commercial Podcasting solution provides broadcasters with the most reliable, scalable and cost-effective solution for delivering shows and programs to portable devices.
Using Maven, broadcasters can seamlessly publish and deliver targeted radio programming and advertising directly to subscribers’ PCs and portable devices immediately after shows are broadcasted.”
They also claim to have tons of other features too, but what i cant figure out…is what they really offer? What is their Solution?
Read more Here
Posted April 8th, 2005 by theFerf in Podcasting News | No Comments »
For those of you who have not yet heard the rumbling yet, on yesterdays Daily Source code Adam uses a new beta version of an application he is calling “CastBlaster”. He has been kind enough to provide us with this screen shot of the app. (see more here).

very interesting.
Posted April 8th, 2005 by theFerf in Podcasting News | No Comments »
It has finally happened. Podcast Alley is now blogging. Again. When this site was started, I opened up a blogger.com account and started posting. I quickly ran out of time.
So what is different now? Not much. I still have no time, but I think the delivery of my news to you will be better suited in blog format as opposed to forum posts. I hope you enjoy.
Posted April 7th, 2005 by theFerf in Podcast Alley News, Podcasting News | No Comments »

Description: Todd of Geek News Central provides great news and reviews on technology, space and sometimes tech-politics. This is a great podcast understood by techies and non-techies alike.
1. How long have you been podcasting?
Since Oct 1 2004
2. How many shows have you done?
15
3. How has your quality/performance changed since your first show?
My first show took 3 hours to get in the can and published I now have it streamlined so that I can have show notes and all production done in under a hour. We all live busy lives and with a wife and 4 kids and a full time job the show usually gets done about midnight which is not the best time as the voice is gone, energy is down and you have to get pumped up to keep the quality up. Plus I am re-using public speaking tools I have not used in years trying to keep the And’s and Ummms down to a minimum it is a challenge at times.
4. What podcasts do you listen to and which are your favorites?
I listen to the Rock and Roll Geek Show, Ipodio, Adam Curry, DND, IT Conversations and a dozen or so others.
5. Tell us about your show and who should be listening to it?
I am a techno geek but I break the information down so the average Joe can understand it, if you are concerned about Intellectual Property rights, infringement by the RIAA and MPAA along with anything that has to do with technology this is the show for you. We try to cover a science topic and techno political issues when they raise their ugly heads.
6. What is your background (especially if relevant to your podcast)?
I have worked in Research and Development of advanced electronic systems in the Aviation field for 21 years. I specialize in a certain field but do not discuss that subject area as it would raise a non disclosure issue with my employer. I have been online before people knew what the Internet was and still am involved in the old school Bulletin Board’s at www.bbsnets.com
6.5 Is there anything else your listeners should know about you, your show, etc?
We only put out a show twice a week which is available by 5am EST Monday and Thursday we are one of the first podcast to accept advertisers but we are limiting the advertisement to 1, 2 minute spot we are just trying to cover bandwidth cost. I would encourage listeners to provide us feedback call me on skype at geeknewscentral or call the voice mail at 619-342-7365 or email at [email protected]
Posted December 1st, 2004 by theferf in Podcast Interviews | No Comments »