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Internet Broadcasting Makes A Comeback

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the the-return-of-the-king? dept.

Mark Leaman writes "About six years ago I founded an internet broadcasting company called GT2K (Gametalk 2000) which featured Real Audio based radio shows on gaming in all its incarnations (table top, strategy, computer...). During the dot.com "plague years" we saw hordes of internet broadcasting companies belly up. But now internet broadcasting is making a comeback thanks to Podcasting. Although Podcasting isn't new news Yahoo has some nice coverage on the re-emergence of the medium."

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  1. we are not amused by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Real Audio based
    how could someone geeky enough to broadcast table top games use real audio? ;)

  2. Re:NPR's coverage of Podcasting by kyojin+the+clown · · Score: 5, Funny

    my friends and i have a system where we all meet up and read our blogs aloud to each other, then comment on them. we call it 'a conversation'

  3. Re:NPR's coverage of Podcasting by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    I have heard news of a wonderful invention by a clever Scottish chap names Bell, who I am told has developed a device he calls a "tele-phone". As I am led to believe, this wonderous tele-phone device can transmit a mans voice over a wire to a person in another room! Bell has said that one day we may have a tele-phone network which reaches to every corner of the empire. Balderdash, of course, but there doesn't seem to be any stopping the chap.