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   2 June 2005, mid-afternoon

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  1. Why not? Ram and Shima talking about the engagement ring will be the perfect podcast!

    by Sunny on June 3 2005, 1:15 am   #

  2. Hells No—when I have a podcast you’ll know this web site has jumped the shark.

    by ramanan on June 3 2005, 1:19 am   #

  3. Of course I was joking.

    To me podcasting is a marketing invention. I am not against personal expression, but you just have to see all the bickering between the people who are behind it – W(h)iner, that MTV dude, etc and you get a bad taste in the mouth. The word podcasting just brings this image to my mind – created for the sole purpose of redefining what blogging is on the web so that we can be one step ahead of the masses, hype it to no end in this rejuvenated vc market, strike it rich with keynotes at several conventions, and cash out before the bubble bursts.

    by Sunny on June 3 2005, 6:44 am   #

  4. I think podcasting as indie radio or timeshifted radio is a cool idea. Podcasting as a way to do audioblogging? Yech.

    by ramanan on June 3 2005, 11:52 am   #

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