Mega podcast host Wizzard Media has introduced a new iPhone podcast directory & receiver, iphone.wizzard.tv.
The Wizzard Media Receiver for iPhone, above, offers a podcast directory, formatted for iPhone, that lets you browse, listen to or view podcasts.
Here’s a walk-through of the new Web app from Wizzard’s Dave Mansueto:
We, along with a lot of people in the podcasting community, were excited to hear recently that Microsoft had hired Rob Greenlee to be its Podcast Programming & Marketing Lead for the Microsoft Zune.
Rob was doing Internet radio long before podcasting was created. Rob, along with his wife Dana Greenlee, hosted WebTalk Radio, an internationally [...]
The New Media Update 03: Interview with Zune Podcast Guru Rob Greenlee [6:43m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadMicrosoft has published the info on updating first-generation Zunes to the latest software - the software that finally supports podcasts and even lets you sync wirelessly.
The current version of the Zune device software is version 2.1. This version includes the latest enhancement and all past enhancements. To view the details about the enhancements, see the [...]
Zune Podcast Programming Manager Rob Greenlee sends word that podcasters will be able to add their podcast to Microsoft’s Zune Marketplace podcast directory starting on November 13th.
We will be launching our Zune Marketplace Podcast Directory with approximately 1,000 podcast feeds shortly. The reason we are doing this is to seed the catalog with a [...]
At the Podcast and New Media Expo, Omaha Sternberg, CEO of MacBroadcast, announced the relaunch of MacRadio.com as a podcast directory and community site for the Macintosh community.
MacRadio will be offering access to Mac-centric podcasts listed in the directory, with the ability for users to browse or search through categories and tags to find the [...]
Yahoo has added a terse statement to its podcast portal, announcing the site’s imminent death:
Yahoo! apologizes deeply, but we will be closing down the Podcasts site on Oct. 31, 2007
Read/Write Web’s Marshall Kirkpatrick suggests that Yahoo’s decision to pull the plug may be a reflection of the rate of uptake of podcasting:
Some would argue that [...]
Fusa Capital, a media company that owns and operates a network of search engine websites, has launched the latest entrant into the podcast search engine and directory melee, Podanza.com.
Podanza bills itself as a podcast search engine and directory which aggregates free audio and video podcasts from over 5,000 international producers. When searching for podcasts, search [...]
StreetIQ.com has announced the launch of a Facebook application (registration required) that provides quick access to more than 400 business and financial podcast channels and integrates them into the social networking experience on Facebook.
Using the recently launched software platform at Facebook, StreetIQ.com lets Facebook members access their favorite business and financial podcasts and to share them [...]
Podcasting community site Podcast Pickle has updated its site, introducing a new look and several new features.
Updates for podcasters include:
A newly-designed podcast player designed to fit within the margins of blogs.
A¬†virtual “tip jar” to allow listeners to leave tips for their favorite podcasters.
A direct link to your Amazon or Ebay store.
RSS for any blog you [...]
Blubrry has announced that it now has 1,000 podcasters partcipating in its podcasting community. Blubrry combines standard podcast directory features with community-building and podcasting advertising options.
“In creating Blubrry, we all thought about our previous bad experiences with directories and podcast listing sites,” said Blubrry founder Todd Cochrane. “So Blubrry’s monetization options, the lack of contract, [...]