“…we’ve had books on tape, motivational recordings, instructional tapes for decades, and I’ve never got into those either…”
[Jeremy in the comments]
Very good point!
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Keeping me busy…
“…we’ve had books on tape, motivational recordings, instructional tapes for decades, and I’ve never got into those either…”
[Jeremy in the comments]
Very good point!
Well, yeah… but the production and distribution methods for audio tapes basically sucks. With podcasting, you just push a file on a server – no physical packaging, dubbing, labels, etc…
I guess I was looking at it from the point of view of the listener. There’s no doubt that producers of audio content have a great opportunity for distribution, but I’m still wondering who is actually going to be listening to this stuff…
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