Week Seven Podcasting And News
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The document discusses podcasts and how they differ from traditional radio. It notes that podcasts can now be created by anyone with a computer and microphone as there is no need for a broadcast license. Podcasts are replayable, skippable, can include interactive elements, chapters and images. The document also provides information on podcast structure, popular podcasts, software used to create podcasts, hardware needed and cheap options to get started with podcasting.
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