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Excellent paper…
“Podcasting & Vodcasting – Definitions, Discussions & Implications“; published in March 2005, provides a detailed description of how these technologies work.
And here’s your VodCast hosting solution on the Google Grid.
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3 comments
4/17/2005 at 10:42 pm
CourtneyElizabeth
I’ll admit that I’m still in the beginning stages of understanding Podcasting and Vodcasting. This makes me a huge fan of the definitions and possible uses portion of the paper. Thanks for passing that along!
4/22/2005 at 8:04 am
Ashley_C
I too am new at podcasting so I appreciate you passing that info along. It seems Google has thought of everything doesn’t it?
4/24/2005 at 7:05 am
Nicole
I am a little confused about all this pod/vodcasting. The part that particularly stuck out to me was where the paper was talking about how class lectures could be recorded and uploaded to the web. Isn’t sound recording a technology that has been around for quite some time? I’ve had a little “toy” for quite some time now that will record my voice in wav, and then I can upload it into mp3 format in just a few minutes. What is it about this new pod/vod technology that is making sound recording all of a sudden reach new heights?