Podcasts: Moves (magazine)

Yeah, we moved to our new server, and needless to say, we have made some highly anticipated changes. You can now upload videos, podcasts, and some other cool stuff. Come check it out.

The Economist's audio edition is not a podcast; it's the complete version of the magazine read out aloud word for word. "I can press the forward button and skip any story I want and move to the next one," says newspaper consultant John Duncan, on his blog, The Inksniffer.

Hobson&Holtz Podcast, Best Buy confirms it has secret intranet website; moves in Second Life, European Union to open office; despised companies perform better than admired companies; Reuters to start financial MySpace; Wired magazine games Digg; a new wiki for US patents

iTunes has quietly started to offer PDF enclosures subscriptions in the podcast section of the store. Taking this a step further, it's also highly possible that if iTunes enhances its DRM to include other enclosures it will move into e-books and or e-magazines.

The Oddcast is monthly, odd podcast filled with interviews, music, monolgues, stories and other odd bits. It's as if Rolling Stone, MAD magazine and the New Yorker got together, banished their popularity but kept their style, moved to Canada, and tried their hands at the newest form of media...the podcast. www.theoddcast.com

With PSP Media Manager, users can move videos, music, and photos to the PSP by way of a USB connection. The software also gives users the ability to access a directory of RSS feeds, such as podcasts, video blogs, and PSP-formatted magazines.