BlogMatrix Introduces Free Browser-Based Podcasting Solutio

[theFerf]

BlogMatrix has announced that it is offering a free, browser-based podcast publishing solution.

"Everyone can start podcasting and videocasting today", states David Janes, founder of BlogMatrix. "We've made it even easier to share video and audio files - just create an account and start uploading; it's all in your browser".

BlogMatrix supports uploading most video and audio formats directly to its website. All the user needs to do is create an account and have content to share. Everything else - a weblog, feeds, account management and statistics are all created and managed by BlogMatrix.

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[mental-escher]

BlogMatrix has announced that it is offering a free, browser-based podcast publishing solution.

"Everyone can start podcasting and videocasting today", states David Janes, founder of BlogMatrix. "We've made it even easier to share video and audio files - just create an account and start uploading; it's all in your browser".



Thats cool. Great to see another multimedia-"blogging" host for the masses!

It did raise the qeustion for me though: Where does one draw the line between a blog-centric portal and a Show-cetric one??

Blogs are somewhere between babbling-satire-hard news depending on the authors intent. Shows are entertaiment (and/or news). Are these two things the same? Go ZeD (http://zed.cbc.ca/)-like or Blogger??

How many folks have a blog AND a separate "show" site? Or am I totally missing something (usually the case...)?

cb