Show notes: What's padding up
I'm going to start regularly posting up the topics and interviews that I'm working on for the coming pods and blogs segment in the hope that we can develop a more collaborative approach to the segment. If you have a suggestion for a story please leave a comment. Here's what we're lining up for the wee small hours of Tuesday:
Terrorism in the UK. How do we avoid "expert-centric" coverage? Is there a different take on the issue that the mainstream media have missed?
Mobile War Reporting: We'll interview Erik Sundelof about how mobile phones can help people blog from dangerous places (see below)
Blogging at the fringe: We counted three plays based around blogs featuring at the Edinburgh Festival. Podcaster Ewan Spence was nominated for a Scottish BAFTA for his coverage of the event last year..we'll have a chat to him about the blog inspired performances.
The Million Dollar Podcast: Nielsen one of the US's leading media and market research companies claims the top podcasters should be earning a million dollars a month Nielsen Analytic's Larry Gerbrandt will explain all, including why you don't yet see that many podcasters driving Lamborghini's
Nancy White Interview: Robin Hamman speaks to Nancy White a leading expert in online-communities
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What's padding is an excellent article. I still have to find out what padding means.
Heh! Sorry forgot that's a very UK specific term. Padding-up is what cricketers do before they go out to bat. So I meant it in the sense of, "what's getting ready to go out". I suppose the US equivalent would be in the bull-pen perhaps?