I’d love to know if that’s incorrect, and it was used before that.

Rich

As for The Linux Show, I don’t know if they had RSS feeds for the audio in the past. As Jeff Gerhardt said at the close of yesterday’s show, they’ve had major issues with their colo, and lots of stuff isn’t being done right now, much less done right. I can say, however, that they certainly *want* to do podscasting as you define it. In fact, Jeff did say that this is exactly the kind of stuff they want to do. They want to participate in this conversation.

Also, it’s a quibble, but I wasn’t trying to do a new “definition” of podcasting, just felicitously trying to make “pod” spell something. Like taking the “war” in “wardriving” and saying it means “wireless access reconnaissance.” I also think it’s important for the standards and practices of podcasting not to be limited to what one can do with an iPod alone. Apple has done the world an excellent service by creating a new category wth the iPod. But the category needs to be bigger than what one product and one vendor define, and more open, too.

I’m a new listener to the Gilmor Gang — since June 2004 — but the amount of errors it had last weekend leaves me debating whether to ever listen again.

Doc’s article is disappointing and I’ll take a break from his blog for awhile because I prefer writers who do research. Google, HighBeam, iPodder, Yahoo! Groups, etc? It’s all out there, and most of it is free.

Looking forward to your next podcast, Dave. Don’t worry about how many you create each week. Hope you have more time for other things.

Take care,