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An essay on the economics of the developing podcast industry.   Le Monde supports RSS. Via JY.  Om Malik: "Like a man in love, I just cannot get enough of Bit Torrent."  Paolo: "I must admit I am still not completely sold on tags."  Rick Segal: "One talk -- two perspectives."  Scoble: "I spent some time today interviewing the Virtual Earth team. This is MSN's answer to Google Maps, coming in July 2005. As you see in the video MSN Virtual Earth goes noticeably further than Google Maps or other mapping services."  Tim Jarrett: "The good news in this scenario is that customers are getting a choice, as Microsoft feels the sting of competition. The bad news -- for customers and for its investors -- is that the most highly capitalized software company in the world isn’t capable of turning all its resources into bringing products like this to the market faster."  Business Week: "Yes, the pace is slow, much more suited to a long stretch of highway than a morning commute. At one point in the show I listened to, Winer got up, walked across the room, and poured himself a cup of coffee. You could hear his voice in the distance. His point: This is a relaxed conversation, not traditional radio." 
OhMyNews covers BlogNashville.  Tod Maffin is looking for Canadian podcasters. 
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