We’ve started posting more content to the Podcast Academy site. If you’re looking for great presentations about all things podcasting and new media be sure to check it out. Recent episodes include Automating Your Podcast Workflow, Podcasting in Higher Education, Building a Television Studio in your Basement and one from Steve Garfield entitled: Videoblogging in 5 Steps.
BTW if you in need of a great podcasting microphone check this out. Auction ends todays.
Here is a quick post on the new mobile/iPhone theme in use on the site. […]
PNME 2007 #52: Student to Student Podcast Development on an iTunes University Site iTunes university sites are proliferating the model […]
PNME 2007 #51: Compression Killed The Video Star You’ve shot your video, done all the post work to make your […]
PNME 2007 #50: Building a Large AND Passionate Audience A passionate audience means much more than just a large one. […]
PNME 2007 #49: Creative Ways to Grow Your Audience Every Week From contests to surveys, guerilla marketing to search engine […]
Reel Reviews #63: “Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?” Time to go back to a classic “Lone Cop” […]
Reel Reviews #62: “I don’t drink, I don’t smoke, I don’t do drugs… I play video games.” A fascinating documentary […]
Reel Reviews #61: “Michael Jordan plays ball. Charles Manson kills people. I talk.” A great comedy that takes a hard […]
I updated my speaking schedule on MWGblog. […]
The Future of Podcasting - help with our survey. […]
Michael W. Geoghegan is founder and CEO of GigaVox Media, a production, consulting and technology company focused on audio/video new media.
As a pioneer of podcasting, Michael created some of the first corporate podcasts, including efforts by Disney. Michael is also creator of the 2008 James Beard Award winning "GrapeRadio" and "Reel Reviews: Films Worth Watching". He is editor-in-chief of the Podcast Academy™ book series and co-author of Podcast Solutions: The Complete Guide to Podcasting.
Michael speaks frequently on podcasting's impact on new media and its corporate applications and is often quoted by the media including in The New York Times, USA Today, CNN and Wired Magazine.
