Podcasts cost money. In order to pay for the costs of hosting, equipment, etc., we have come up with two new forms of revenue. The first is ads. Now we know that no one likes ads, but we need the revenue and will be adding them to our podcast once we get some sponsors. In the mean time, it would be great if you could fill out a listener survey to give potential sponsors (and, to some extent us) an idea of our listener demographic. In addition to ads, a tip jar will be added to the sidebar for accepting PayPal domations, along with what funds wwe collect will currently be going towards (currently a full-site redesign). We’d greatly appreciate donations, though they won’t be tax-deductable. Sorry for bothering you with ads and donation requests, it’s just that we need the money to support the podcast that you (hopefully) know and love.
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Our eleventh episode features, like always, a great line-up including our tech news, a review of the Squeezebox V3, an interview with Alex Saltz, who masters audio tracks, and much, much more. Also, please remember to vote for us on Podcast Alley and to add yourself to our Frappr map at frappr.com/theteentechbuzz.
It’s our tenth podcast, woohoo! It’s great that we’ve made it this far, and the show has really improved a lot in just ten episodes. In this epsiode we’ve got two accessory reviews, our two new segments, He Says, He Says and Freeware Downlaods, and an interview with Leander Kahney, author of the book Cult of iPod. And, don’t forget our Site Spotlight segment.
I know you’re all getting tired of epsiode delays, but there’s nothing I can do. Austen and I recorded the show on Sunday, but then when I tried to edit it in Pro Tools, and then quit the program, the file became corrupt. I’ve tried everything including calling DigiDesign support to trying to figure out how to edit the AIFF header, but all to no avail. Sorry, but Episode 10 won’t be up until next week. But on the good side, this gives Austen and I more time to prepare and help make the episode much better.
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This show we’ve got some more cool stuff for you, featuring news on the Apple Press Event, a review of iLife ‘06, an interview with Hannah Fairfield of The New York Times, and much, much more.
Also, don’t forget to email us at teentechbuzz@gmail.com if you have any questions or comments about the show, or to submit a topic request for our new segment, He Says, He Says.
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Review: Motorola RAZR V3c
News: Dell laptop, U.N. laptop, SLVR
Discussion: Google
Interview: Liel Leibowitz
Site Spotlight: SongTapper.com
Review: Gamemaker
News: CES 2006 and Macworld 2006
Discussion: Web 2.0
Interview: Drew Clark
Site Spotlight: folding.stanford.edu
Unfortunatly, because my Internet went down (though its back up now), we won’t be able to redord TTB #06 until Monday, meaning that it won’t be released until mid to late next week. We’re really sorry for all of this, and if you need to blame someone, blame Time Warner Cable. BTW, our news section for TTB #06 will feature news on CES and Macworld ‘06, so make sure to listen to it once its released.
It’s a new month (also, a new year!!!!), which means Podcast Alley voting begins again. PLEASE vote for our show by scrolling down our page and putting your email in the Podcast Alley box. Also, don’t forget to put where you live on our Frappr page, and you can still submit questions to ask Drew Clark to teentechbuzz@gmail.com.
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Review: iPod (5th Generation)
News: CES, Apple lawsuits
Discussion: Technology in 2005 and 2006
Interview: David Pogue
Site Spotlight: WebSudoku.com
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