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Podcasts are a series of audio or video files that are released episodically and can be played on MP3 players. They first emerged around 2003-2004 and have since been used by companies, musicians, and others to distribute talk shows, tutorials, and other content. Creating a podcast involves recording audio or video on a computer, editing the files, uploading them to a web server, and embedding the files on websites or blogs so others can subscribe and listen.
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A podcast is a digital audio or video file that can be downloaded and played on computers or mobile devices. Podcasts originated on the internet and can be accessed by anyone with an internet connection. They are created by recording an audio file, converting it to MP3 format, generating an RSS feed, uploading the files to a website, and promoting the podcast for others to access and enjoy.
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