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I think podcasts and essays are close. Podcasts are just more efficient.... Not even for the founders dinner speakers? Looking Forward to Jessica's blog. I am
by dawie 19y ago
I think podcasts and essays are close. Podcasts are just more efficient....
Not even for the founders dinner speakers? Looking Forward to Jessica's blog. I am about to finish her book.
- pg 19y agoWe could never record the speakers. Dinners are off the record so that speakers can say things they would never dare to say publicly.
- bootload 19y ago'... Podcasts are just more efficient ...' For users, not creators. They take a lot of work to do properly (Doug Kaye, The Secret Lives of MP3 Files, http://pa.gigavox.com/shows/detail1600.html http://pa.gigavox.com/shows/detail1600.html mp3, 54min, 25Mb ) and besides articles are way more bandwidth efficient given their size.
- dawie 19y agoI meant this relating to time. It takes a long time and a couple of revisions to write a good polished essay (or blog post) I think for creating a podcast you write down what you want to talk about in point form and then you talk and elaborate on these ideas.
- philh 19y agoThat would be the equivalent of writing down a few notes for your essay beforehand and then posting the first draft. The revisions are needed for a reason, which doesn't go away if you're talking instead of typing.
- jward 19y agoMy personal feelings are strongly anti-podcast. I find them a great inconvenience. I can read faster than people can talk and I can't think or work effectively when someone is talking. Written communication is by far my favorite way of getting information.
- lupin_sansei 19y agoI agree, but podcasts are great when you are going for a walk, driving, or riding your bike.