I’m looking for more photos of panels and presenters at Gnomedex 4.0 to compliment the audio archives. If you have photos online or know of someone who does, please send me a URL. Thanks. doug@itconversations.com
I’m looking for more photos of panels and presenters at Gnomedex 4.0 to compliment the audio archives. If you have photos online or know of someone who does, please send me a URL. Thanks. doug@itconversations.com
An open letter to MP3-player and mobile-phone manufacturers:
Your devices are no longer just for music. We’re using them to listen to longer spoken-word content such as audiobooks and talk-radio programs. Because we can’t always listen to these longer recordings all the way through to the end in one sitting, we need the ability to “bookmark” locations in each file. The iPod supports this, but only for files encoded in an Apple-proprietary format, not MP3s. And most other devices don’t support bookmarks at all.
This should be a function of the player device. It should have nothing to do with file formats, etc.
The availability of a bookmark feature will soon become an important buying-decision criterion.
The Podcasting Community
Some photos of the IT Conversations broadcast table at Gnomedex 4.0:



And yes, I rarely got out of that chair.
I’ve had many inquiries about the schedule for publication of the audio from Gnomedex. Here’s the release plan for the next two weeks. Wish it could be faster, but I’ve got a lot of work in the queue. Oh, and the Mill Valley Film Festival begins Thursday and I’ve got tickets to see 18 films in 11 days.
10/05 Transforming Healthcare Through IT (Scott Mace)**
10/06 David Orfao on Memory Lane (Halley Suitt)**
10/07 Steve Wozniak*
10/08 The Gillmor Gang**
10/10 Security Panel
10/11 Blogging Panel
10/12 Wil Wheaton*
10/13 Digital Lifestyle Panel
10/14 Online Content Panel
10/15 The Gillmor Gang**
10/17 Online Advertising Panel
* = my favorites from Gnomedex
** = non-Gnomedex shows
Adam Curry was listening to The Gillmor Gang live from Gnomedex while in the UK. He recorded it and was hoping to be the first to post an excerpt on his Daily Source Code. But he was beat out by Pete at RasterWeb! Audio. Check out the clip from RasterWeb! and Adam’s commentary in this edition of the Daily Source Code. It’s at about 11:00 minutes in.