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episode 222: MacVoices #20222: Andy Affleck Updates Take Control of Podcasting (1)
One of the newest releases from Take Control Books is the updated version of Take Control of Podcasting by Andy Affleck. In Part 1, Andy gives a little background on podcasting, talks about why it has been so long between updates, and why iPads and iPhones are good, but not yet great as podcast creation devices. The evolution of podcasting has been extensive; Andy explains how he researched all the new tools and services, and provides some examples of what they can do. (Part 1 of 2)
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Show Notes:
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Andy Affleck is a Technical Account Engineer at Automattic, and the author of Take Control of Podcasting. You can follow him on Twitter, or visit his blog, Webcrumbs.
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