The Audacity to Podcast

The Audacity to Podcast is a weekly in-depth podcast about podcasting. The show launched on June 17, 2010^[1] and is hosted by podcasting-expert Daniel J. Lewis and contains podcasting tutorials, comparisons, news, reviews, and more to help people launch or improve their own podcasts.

In 2012, The Audacity to Podcast won the Podcast Award for #1 technology podcast. Since then, it has been a nominated finalist for numerous awards in the People's Choice Podcast Awards and The Academy of Podcasters Awards.

The Audacity to Podcast has been referenced as an authoritative podcasting resource in articles on Lifehacker,^[2] Buffer,^[3] and countless blogs and podcasts.

References

↑ "You Need Passion, Organization, and Dialog (POD) to Podcast". The Audacity to Podcast. 2010-06-17. Retrieved 2016-11-21.
↑ Allan, Patrick. "How to Start Your Own Podcast". Lifehacker. Retrieved 2016-11-21.
↑ "19+ Free Tools to Start Your Podcast From Scratch". Social. 2015-06-29. Retrieved 2016-11-21.

External links

Web syndication

History: Blogging; Podcasting; Video blogging; Web syndication technology

Types

Technology

General	BitTorrent Feed URI scheme

Features	Linkback Permalink Ping Pingback Reblogging Refback Rollback Trackback

Mechanism	Conversation threading Geotagging RSS enclosure Synchronization

Memetics	Atom feed Data feed Photofeed Product feed RDF feed Web feed

RSS	GeoRSS MRSS RSS TV

Social	Livemark Mashup ^. pooling Referencing RSS editor RSS tracking Streaming media

Standard	OML OPML RSS Advisory Board—Usenet: .net World Wide Web + (-let) XBEL XOXO

Form

Media

Alternative media	Carnivals Fiction Journalism Citizen Database Online diary Search engines Sideblog Software Web directory

Micromedia	Aggregation News Poll Review Search Video Atom AtomPub Broadcatching Hashtag NewsML 1 G2 Social communication Social software Web Slice

Related	Blogosphere Escribitionist Glossary of blogging Pay per click Posting style Slashdot effect Spam in blogs Uses of podcasting

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