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This article talks about how 2013 was the years for podcasting. There are a number of factors that play in the rejuvenation of the podcasts popularity. Riismandel first says that the popularity came back when main stream comedians started use the podcast medium as a way to share their comedy with their audience. This brought back a big audience, but comedians can't be thanked alone. In order for podcasting to maintain this growth it needs to become sustainable, meaning people need to make profit from their podcasts. The launch of a podcast advertising agency did just that. This is good news for the future of podcasting because it is now a business instead of a hobby. Another point Riismandel makes is that the ease of accessibility to download podcasts via apps has helped with the growth it has seen in 2013. 

This article discusses the potential that podcasts have over blogs and other media. There is a podcasting market and businesses can use this medium to reach and educate consumers.

This talks about how podcasting can be beneficial through an academic standpoint

this article explains that the new form of education is through podcasting, and how effective it truly is on the minds of students.

This article talks about how technology is changing the way we listen to radio. Also, how podcasting is changing over time and its impact on radio. With the ability to pause, rewind, and re listen to radio and podcasts, people are no longer sharing the experience of listening to radio live and together (co-presence). Also, how radio blindness is being lifted with the ability to watch videos on mobile devices etc.

This article discusses four ways to enhance storytelling for listeners. I think the podcast regarding deep sea divers that we listened to in class definitely incorporates some of these techniques.

Some quick and easy production tips which will help improve the quality of your audio recordings. I think this article will be really helpful when working on Assignment 1.

Oops, Just noticed Brittany already posted this link. Sorry for the double.

A handful of very helpful tips on recording audio. Very applicable to both podcasts and video production. Next time, we should try using 'foambrero' to dampen background noise.

This article written by Brad Templeton outlines 10 myths about copyright that people read on the web. It is a very useful article for those who are not sure about the general rules of copyright, as well as what they can and cannot do in regards to copyright.