”This is technology that gives me a voice I never If Internet-based weblogs turned everyone into a potential newspaper Of all of Dave Winer’s <\/a>seemingly from the Boston Globe<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" How much longer will podcasting be the hot tech flavor of the week? It’s catchy name and seemingly unlimited potential, piggybacking on the monopolistic success of the iPod itself (although as each and every article now points out, the connection … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/Dogpod.jpg\")
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\n much longer will podcasting be the hot tech flavor of the week? It’s
\n catchy name and seemingly unlimited potential, piggybacking on the monopolistic
\n success of the iPod itself (although as each and every article now points
\n out, the connection is technically tenuous and non-exclusive) have gotten
\n "Podcasting" onto the screens and pages of seemingly every major media
\n outlet in the land. This from today’s Boston
\n Globe<\/a>:<\/p>\n\n
\n had a month ago," Carey said. ”It’s amazing how someone can now
\n make a cell phone call that can be heard all around the world."<\/p>\n
\n columnist, and digital cameras let them become photojournalists, podcasting
\n is promising to let everyone with a microphone and a computer become
\n a radio commentator.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\n inexhaustible stockpile of brilliant ideas, it seems to us that Podcasting
\n has the highest Buzz
\n to Impact ratio. Startling disclosure – the Dowbrigade was featured in
\n Dave’s VERY FIRST podcast – a recording he made as we walked across Copley
\n Square on our way to the opening session of the Democratic National Convention
\n back in July. We at the time expressed our firm conviction that Bloggers
\n should stick to print and that voice entries would never catch on. Just
\n goes to show what a prescient observer of Digital Development the
\n Dowbrigade really is….<\/p>\n