Adrian Holovaty , who's gained worldwide acclaim for his award-winning work for ChicagoCrime.org , and who's work I mentioned a few days ago was featured in an audio interview for the Interactives Narratives podcast series. Good listening about someone really on the cutting-edge of design & development...

RossCodeWeekly 19 is now online, both as a blog post and a downloadable podcast (as read by yours truly). Joel Ross presents his views on a whole bunch of things this week, including the finer points of VoIP, the iPod's Bluetooth support (or lack thereof), the weird world of DVRs, and of course, Microsoft...

On this past Friday's episode of the Digital Pontification , I mentioned how I thought Michigan's "Hail to the Victors" was the best college fight song in all the land. As I'm gearing up for the college football season, I'm now calling on all my listeners, plus any and all alumni and/or fans of colleges...

Leave it to Apple to once again shake up the world . Many of my friends in the podcasting community have written me, extolling their happiness about being listed in the iTunes 4.9 podcast directory and as a result, getting a ton of downloads for their digital audio content. In the same breath, many of...

The PSWG wrote an interesting request for comment document on the current nature of podcasting, and where it's heading. Whether you're a content producer, directory manager, diehard platform enthusiast, or just casual listener, it's worth a read: http://pswg.blogspot.com/2005/05/open-letter-to-podcasting...

I had an idea over the weekend to ask my fellow media savvy ASP.NET developers if they'd like to partner up in developing the format and hosting duties for a weekly podcast on ASP.NET topics. I realize now that having done so over the weekend, it might not have gotten the exposure I was after, so I'm...

I was thinking last night about how much I enjoy podcasting. As a professional broadcaster, it's really cool to take time-shifted content delivery to the next level. I listen to many feeds, and permanently subscribe to several . I sincerely applaud Carl Franklin with the podcast he produces for .NET...