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Is Podcasting Dead?

January 13th, 2008 Anthony Towry

InformationWeek's Alexander Wolfe asks that very question. The article goes on to say that podcasting hasn't lived up to the hype and that basically it's headed the way of the buffalo. Wolfe cites his reason based on podcasts not performing as big money makers.

In that regard, he'd probably be correct, but then the question becomes "Is making money indicative of the health of podcasting?" Which it is my opinion, clearly not.

Podcasting will advance along the same lines as other media (books, newspapers, etc.), which is the push for more localized and niche content. Pushing content for the most part isn't going to make a person rich, in fact, most producers would probably be thrilled to get a free beer now and then. That's cool though, that's really not all the reward that gets paid out.

Podcasting isn't even on the ropes really. If there's an issue at all, I think it's one of misguided expectations. Who the hell's fault is that? Read the rest of this entry »

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Developing Software in 20 Years

November 13th, 2007 Anthony Towry

David Intersimone of CodeGear recently gave a talk on the future of software development.  The talk took place at EclipseWorld and hit on the Developer Evangelist's vision for development in 2027.

Future talks are interesting...I guess.  People have a hard enough time seeing a trend in the next 5 years.  That's alright, I think what David was getting at was really just another shot at what tools developers will be looking for in the future.  The year count isn't really the point. Read the rest of this entry »

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