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 [Chrisbrogan.blogspot.com] [chrisbrogan.com]: Interview with Justin Kownacki (Part 2): Getting a lengthy mention on a local radio station had less impact on our numbers than getting a mostly negative mention on the blog of a DJ in Austria. Being featured on the cover of a local free paper created less turnout than being mentioned in the mailing list of Australian author Max Barry, who saw the show when Jack read one of his novels in an episode and dug us enough to mention us to his entire fanbase.

 [Feedster.com] Feedster on: rocketboom: Some business usages for podcasts include exapmles like Disney using one to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Disneyland and Jupiter Research's recent podcast on Web 2.0. An interesting implication of Podcasting is the negative impact it has had on NPR fundraising as listeners avoid hearing the fundraising pitch and hop to listen to the podcast instead according to a recent Wired article.

 [Internetvideomag.com] muvee Christmas Special: Nielsen/NetRatings says 86 million Internet users surfed the Web on home broadband connections in August. Broadband use has grown steadily in the United States as prices fall and more video and other bandwidth-intent materials are available online.

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