The Paradox of Podcasting
The Paradox of Podcasting
By Robert MacMillan washingtonpost.com Staff Writer
Thursday, August 11, 2005; 9:48 AM
Podcasting has done what no new technology that I'm aware of has ever accomplished: It's gone mainstream and underground at the same time. Full article here.
I don't know any other word to use besides "mainstream" when I hear from the White House that President Bush's radio addresses will be offered via podcast. And I have no other word at my fingertips than "underground" when I read a recent Los Angeles Times opinion piece that suggests that podcasting is the biggest tech craze that most of us have never heard of.
By Robert MacMillan washingtonpost.com Staff Writer
Thursday, August 11, 2005; 9:48 AM
Podcasting has done what no new technology that I'm aware of has ever accomplished: It's gone mainstream and underground at the same time. Full article here.
I don't know any other word to use besides "mainstream" when I hear from the White House that President Bush's radio addresses will be offered via podcast. And I have no other word at my fingertips than "underground" when I read a recent Los Angeles Times opinion piece that suggests that podcasting is the biggest tech craze that most of us have never heard of.