What is the best site with details on starting an on-location HD video podcast series?
What viewership level does the podcast need to achieve in order to be profitable given the production and bandwidth costs?
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He does about 40 hrs of HD video a week.
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www.geekbrief.tv
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M$Podcasts are usually downloaded through a program like iTunes onto an iPod using RSS feeds, but they can also be directly downloaded on to a computer, or listened to in streaming format.There are many different types of podcasts about almost any topic, from cars to comedy to science to sports ... and news! The Washington Post's Sunday Source recently sampled a broad range of podcasts.Many radio or TV shows are repurposed as podcasts. For example, you can listen to Washington Post Radio's "The Tony Kornheiser Show" through your iPod, or on your computer, hours after the show aired live.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/mmedia/podcastfront.htm
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I watch / listen to most of the Twit podcasts. Twit.am is great when on the road. It's a good start but I'm pretty sure he won't take my call. Maybe his AV super-assistant Dane might.
Try calling his Tech Guy Radio show. I've heard many people call and ask for advice on how to start up a podcast show. That might be your best bet to get a hold of him because he is pretty busy.
http://techguylabs.com/radio/pmwiki.php