Here is a great Desktop Clock if you need to keep track of time, when you’re recording a podcast. It works great. I use mine everyday. Very configurable and a great price.Tell them The Podcast Bunker sent ya.

Digital Desktop Clock

Here is a fantastic but sad article about the declining state of radio.
The sad part is, it would be so very simple to fix. Click here

Jacobs Media just released a new survey of 27,000 people (exactly ?) that states
that podcast listening has increased 87% year to year. (what year to what year ?)

Here is the link to the survey Click Here
It’s hard to believe all these podcasting surveys because they are all so
different in their findings.

One day I hope they have a single company that conducts podcasting
surveys that the podcasting community can believe.

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Twice.com has an article about how new Table Top Radios are including Wi-Fi,
giving the listener the choice of Internet Radio. The forgot about podcasting. Maybe Version 2
will include the ability to download podcast. Let’s hope so !
Click here to read the article

WordPress has announced that they are increasing free space to 3 gigabytes.
Click Here for more info

Olympus has announced its new LS-10 Portable Recoder at the 2008 CES.
Here is a great write up about this new recorder. Click Here

And here is the release from the Olympus site - Click Here

I am asked that question all the time, what computer
would I purchase for doing audio work. I edit several
podcasts each week. And have edited audio
since 1977, when we used grease pencils and razor blades
(now that’s old school !).

If I was purchasing a computer today for audio work
it would be from Rain Recording.

Why ?

Because they have a great reputation and build machines specifically for
audio.

In the past I have built every machine that I have used since
1992. Before that I used Amiga computers for audio and video work.

I have probably built about 30 computers from scratch, some for friends
and others for business.
Ordering each single component from the case down to the floppy drive.
You still run the risk of ending up with a defective component and have to deal
with each piece individually if you encounter problems when building a machine.

By the time you add up all the shipping cost from individual companies for the
components, the time involved in building the machine (usually a couple of good 8 hour days for me)
it makes more since to order a machine that is created by a company that does it day in and day out,
and that machine is produced for the specific type of work you do, audio.

Sure you can use lots of different computers to edit audio. But when you want a system designed specifically
for the job, that’s what Rain Recording does.

So if you’re looking into purchasing a machine for audio work, I would suggest looking at Rain Recording - Click Here.

Here are more testimonials from people who have purchased systems from Rain Recording - Click Here

Bruce
Podcast Bunker

Dave Phillips from Linux Journal has a great article called “The Sound of Linux”

In this article I’ve selected what I consider to be some of the past year’s outstanding achievements in the world of Linux music and sound software. It’s not really a “Best Of 2007″, it’s just my personal choices for what I found most interesting and significant in the past year.

Click Here for the entire article

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