After going on summer vacation, our weekly podcast (new and improved is back). We've come up with a new title - Talking Tech with Mark Evans and Kevin Restivo - and started to give the podcast a little polish thanks to some behind the scenes work by David Jones and friends (more about all their help in next week's show). This week's show kicks off with a discusson about Kevin's decision to leave the National Post to become a senior analyst with the Seaboard Group, one of Canada's leading telecom consulting firms. We spend quite a bit time talking about the Blackberry Pearl, before touching on the launch of Toronto Hydro's municipal Wi-Fi network. Thanks to David's behind the scenes efforts, you'll find the show on iTunes - complete with show notes (Thanks, David and friends!).
Update: In putting together this week's podcast, I used a couple new tools. The first is a free WMA to MP3 converter made by Jodix.com, which was needed because I use an Olympus digital recorder that - for whatever reason - uses WMA. I also used Yousendit.com, a very useful Web-based service that lets you send large e-mail files such as podcasts. By the way, if anyone has a tool to easily create a one-lick iTunes subscription button, it would be much appreciated.
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Weekly Podcast Back from Summer Vacation
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Mark Evans
on Sat 09 Sep 2006 09:22 AM EDT | Permanent Link
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Re: Weekly Podcast Back from Summer Vacation
Thanks for the shout-out. Of course, it was my pleasure to help out. Hopefully, we can keep improving the quality and add a few more bits and pieces to jazz it up even more.
I should note who my friends are. Ed Lee, my colleague at Fleishman-Hillard PR and Neil Johnson, my colleague in Toronto who works at iStudio (the interactive PR agency within the FH family. Dave Re: Re: Weekly Podcast Back from Summer Vacation
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Leesa
on Tue 12 Sep 2006 09:20 AM EDT | Permanent Link
Nice to see you're podcasting again Mark.
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