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In episode 142 we discussed audio equipment, technique and what’s the future for online media content. Today, we have invited Ray Ortega a professional videographer and podcaster to discuss the Blogworld NY podcasting track and his insights to podcasting.
Guest Ray Ortega
Discussion
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Overview of the podcasting track at BlogWorld NY and Ray’s presentations.
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Audio to Video Transition and it’s challenges
- Tips for anyone desiring to get into podcasting
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The new iOS podcast app
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DSLR Photography
- Atari turns 40 years old
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Jamming Technology To Take Down Rogue Drones
We dive into a good variety of tech topics hitting the headlines. These include how Apple & Google are shaping the way in which you may watch the NFL in the very near future, a new jamming technology that can track and take down rogue drones, the latest Steve Jobs feature from CNN Films, and Amazon’s plans to stream the State of the Union Address for its users.
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Roku review, Twitter mood swings, ISS space walk
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In today’s show we discuss the Roku, Twitter mood swings, ISS space walk Android apps and content display overload.
Show Notes
1. Roku review
Steve provides a great review of his experience with the Roku device. The Roku instantly streams Netflix, MLB.TV, Pandora, Amazon Video, and much more through your TV. Is it difficult to setup? How easy does it work? Take a listen and find out!
2.Twitter study finds user mood swings
What can Twitter tell us about people’s moods throughout the day? Well, a lot to start with. A recent study finds the times in the day when people are at their happiest, saddest, and irritated. If this interests you, watch your Twitter stream for similar trends.
3. Would you pay for twitter?
This is a question worth asking yourself. Your answer may depend on how you “use” Twitter – personal use or business use. The crew shares their thoughts. Share your thoughts with us as well.
The six-member International Space Station crew is gearing up to make two emergency space walks to repair two broken cooling systems. The crew members are in no immediate danger with the cooling system down.
5. Display OVERLOAD!
Images, graphics, and displays are very prominent on television stations now. Sports show, political shows, and talk show seem to have a limitless supply of them streaming at one time. Do you consider them a distraction or a nuisance?
6. Android Wallpaper App Stole Scores of Users’ Data, Sent it to China
Did you happen to download the Jackeey Wallpaper app from the Android market? If you did, your data has been collected and sold to China. The guys over at Lookout revealed this information during a presentation at Black Hat.
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Breaking The Internet And Global Tech Visionaries
During the expo and travels, we came across some tech-related things that are worth sharing, including sched.com, broken phone screens, and the Uber/taxi/vanpool conflict. In addition, we breakdown what happened last week when Amazon Web Services broke the internet for nearly five hours taking down several servers inadvertently by making a single typo. A new global technology innovation survey ranked over 800 hi-tech executives and companies based on innovation and overall visionary in the information technology industry. The results, whereas predictable, leave some room for friendly debate. And finally, Microsoft is winning over some longtime Apple users for some very particular reasons as we continue the Microsoft vs Apple debate.