I logged into my old AOL account and found this…
Anyone older than this date?
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Paul Salzman
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An earlier podcaster who hosted Autotalk and Vexedtech. Attendee of the 1st & 2nd Podcast Expo in Ontario, CA. Always support podcasting, believe in the value-for-value model, and will likely get on the mic again.
Harry McCrackenDavid Bunnell cofounded several of the most important computer magazines of all time. Here's his unpublished account of his adventures in tech media, costarring Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and many others. https://technologizer.com/2024/01/20/the-inside-story-of-pc-magazine-pc-world-and-macworlds-origins-as-told-by-david-bunnell/
The Inside Story of PC Magazine, PC World, and Macworld's Origins, as Told by David Bunnell
Introduction by Harry: David Bunnell (1947-2016) didn't create the idea of computer magazines. But he may have done more than anyone to turn them into a big business. In the 1970s, when David was working at pioneering PC company MITS, he published Computer Notes—as far as I know, the first periodica
You can’t monetize the network, indeed.
I’d like to see them succeed for the long haul but ad dollars are apparently drying up all over. Leo cites YouTube sucking the money out of the ad business. Is that true?
At least it's not the blue screen of death.
https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-gets-free-advertising-from-the-las-vegas-hotel-fontainebleu
https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-gets-free-advertising-from-the-las-vegas-hotel-fontainebleu
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OvercastWelcome, Stitcher users!
I started Overcast ten years ago in large part because I was afraid of Stitcher taking over the market with its proprietary walled garden (which was even more walled at the time, and was gaining significant traction).
I wanted to ensure that the open world of podcasting survived and thrived, even when faced with strong proprietary threats.
The names and players have changed since then, and the battle continues, but open podcasting remains dominant and healthy today.
@adam Did you see the latest on Neeva? Acquired by Snowflake.
@adam Listened to Ep 136 of Podcasting 2.0 and agree completely with you on the Apple Vision Pro. It's absolutely my first thought as a use case. And at $3,500, if the displays are as good as they claim, it's less expensive than 4 high-end displays. Especially how you can incorporate the computer screen. You can just run Linux in Virtual mode on top of MacOS. Add the portability and that's a winning use case for this thing.