My podcast exploration mainly dealt with looking at music.
I've been using iTunes for years, and love it. Instead of buying an entire album, I buy only the two or three songs I like off of the album. Plus I often find hard to locate songs with it. You can store the songs on up to three computers. I've downloaded songs, videos, and even some free television show episodes. Since iTunes is already on my computer, I've never looked at anything else. However, it looks like Yahoo has a decent site for buying songs too. The look is different, but it essentially does the same job.
I checked out http://podcastalley.com/ and http://www.podcast.net/ as well. I have to say that podcast.net was more enjoyable (and easier) for me to use. The way that the page is arranged makes it more user friendly.
It was interesting to see just how many different types of podcasting there are.
I've been using iTunes for years, and love it. Instead of buying an entire album, I buy only the two or three songs I like off of the album. Plus I often find hard to locate songs with it. You can store the songs on up to three computers. I've downloaded songs, videos, and even some free television show episodes. Since iTunes is already on my computer, I've never looked at anything else. However, it looks like Yahoo has a decent site for buying songs too. The look is different, but it essentially does the same job.
I checked out http://podcastalley.com/ and http://www.podcast.net/ as well. I have to say that podcast.net was more enjoyable (and easier) for me to use. The way that the page is arranged makes it more user friendly.
It was interesting to see just how many different types of podcasting there are.
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