"There have been a number of reports that silicon valley based Podtech is literally falling apart. I spoke to Podtech CEO John Furrier and asked him how many of the rumors are true. While he certainly fed me a certain amount of spin, the company has at least a few signs of life." Writes TechCrunch.
This lead to an intensive twittering about the future of Podtech. Some comments indicate that Podtech webcasts would be boring and of no value. I disagree. They are very informative and useful for someone living thousand miles away from the events, seminars and mashups.
I like to follow the tech culture evolution through podcasts, webcasts, twitters and blogs. The entertainment value isn't essential. The value is in learning about new things from a distance. It would be impossible to attend the events and seminars. There are cost and time limitations. I would need a second life to get all the time required. The real value for me is to be informed but need to attend live.
This lead to an intensive twittering about the future of Podtech. Some comments indicate that Podtech webcasts would be boring and of no value. I disagree. They are very informative and useful for someone living thousand miles away from the events, seminars and mashups.
I like to follow the tech culture evolution through podcasts, webcasts, twitters and blogs. The entertainment value isn't essential. The value is in learning about new things from a distance. It would be impossible to attend the events and seminars. There are cost and time limitations. I would need a second life to get all the time required. The real value for me is to be informed but need to attend live.
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