Social podcasting
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Social podcasting is a form of podcasting that allows more than one author to insert content into a podcast. The concept limits contributions from authors invited by the podcast's owner. Social podcasting differs from standard podcasts as they usually only accept content from a single source or author.
[edit] Related terms
- Podcasting
- Audioblogging
- Broadcatching
- Digital audio player
- iPod
- MP3 blog
- Public podcasting
- RSS (file format)
- Podosphere
[edit] External links
- Podbean Social and public podcast hosting.
- PodServe hosted social and public podcasts.
- Fancast FX Networks - Nip/Tuck's Implementation of social podcasting.
- Social Podcasting
- Social Podcast Directory Members rate, review, & vote on podcasts in the directory.
- Social Labs social podcasting project.
- Innertoob - An Interactive, Conversational Podcast Commenting System.
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