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I’ve been playing with my Nabaztag bunny for the last few days, preparing to review it for the I Want That! Tech Toys show on HGTV, which launches this summer. It’s a very cute little bunny with ears that can move. It’s constantly connected to the Internet by WiFi, and you can program it to [...]
» Go to this postMichael Arrington from TechCrunch posted a review of BackupMyBlog, a new service that backs up blogs on a daily basis. He said something that really piqued my interest at the end of his review. He suggested FeedBurner ought to be offering this sort of service. Now that’s an idea!
Incidentally, I posted the latest podcasting figures [...]
Rick Klau, VP at FeedBurner, published the latest podcasting figures at this post on their Burning Questions blog.
FeedBurner now handles 44,889 podcast feeds (three of those are mine) and over 1,598,988 people subscribe to those feeds. The two bar graphs show the amazing growth that has occurred in the past 15 months. Wow!
I couldn’t have [...]
From Cartoon Brew:
“Starting tomorrow, Frederator Studios establishes ReFrederator.com, a daily vintage cartoon video podcast, —and you don’t even need an iPod to enjoy it. ReFrederator will feature classic public domain cartoons with Mighty Mouse, Daffy Duck, Betty Boop, Little Lulu, Felix the Cat…”
Nice! Yes! Here is the link.
Just launched a new podcast called The Come Across Podcast, and I was very pleasantly surprised to see that it was listed in the iTunes Music Store within a day of my submission. I had to wait two weeks for my Bible podcasts to get listed. Here’s the feed link, courtesy of FeedBurner.
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