Radio stations that use Podcasting as a way to build a bigger audience and make it more convenient for their listeners to consume previously broadcasted content have a great measuring tool at their disposal. If the on-air content can’t keep a Podcast audience engaged, get out of the coalmine.
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I served as bass player for various, early, incarnations of the Robert Farrell Band, last performing with Robert in 1997. After a long hiaitus from music to focus on family and a career, I started working on my first CD, real, in 2004 — before I discovered Podcasting.
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October 20th, 2006 at 5:00 am
Good point.
My favourite radio podcasts
http://www.bfbs2.com/rnb.html The Raven & the Blues, England
http://www.salty.com.au/ Salty Dog, Australia
plus the BBC and Radio Netherlands
October 28th, 2006 at 6:34 pm
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