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Podcasting for beginners

February 24, 2006 Mike Technology 1 Comment

PodcastThe guys at Performancing have posted an informative entry explaining how to get going with podcasting. It’s a comprehensive read and should help you engage in this exciting new medium – check it out here.

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  1. blog Synergy says:

    Podcasting for Beginners

    For anyone thinking about podcast and worried that it might be too geeky to get into, rest assured, it does not seem impossible. I just read this article (thanks to Mike at ?IC@TomorrowToday.Biz ) and it sounds pretty doable.

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