Re: I am disappointed with the iSeries podcast community. What REALLY is a podcast?

Might want to watch your use of "podcast"

http://apple.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/09/26/1333203&from=rss


On 9/26/06, Jim Oberholtzer <JOberholtzer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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I am willing to help out, but I can't do it alone.

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Mike:

My sense of it is we need you to step up and help.  iSociety is a group of
folks that exist to promote the System i and do it in the ways that we see
fit.  If you were to contact Trevor, although I suspect he already has you
in his must call list, you might find out we could use your talents.  As
to doing it alone, you won't be.  There is a group of folks dedicated to
making this work with the support of (not control by) COMMON providing
much of the infrastructure to tie it all together.  No editorial
oversight, except for language and such.  The hard part as I see it is
finding the content as much as the technical aspects of setting up a
podcast.  Remember we are just starting out.  Not even Midrange-L was as
powerful as it now is at first.


Jim Oberholtzer
Infrastructure Group
phone 262/785-8111
cell 414/416-0840
fax 262/785-8107

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