Albemarle
The Charlottesville Podcasting Network has a nice post this morning about the two podcasts we have recently done (archived: 2024). I hope to do the third one early next week in studio, where the audio quality should be much better.
Being first is great. Maintaining a competitive edge and implementing emerging technologies effectively is a challenge. I have a feeling that there will be followers.
I said it on my site (archived: 2024), but want to say it here:
These podcasts would not be possible without Wordcast Productions and Flying Dog Media. Most “good things” require teamwork and strategic associations. This is one of those “good things.” My thanks and gratitude to them. Early adopters of emerging trends often have an advantage. I trust this to be the case.
Everyone has to start somewhere. What do you think about the podcasts? What could be better? How can we improve these?
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