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Broadcasting, lifecasting, mindcasting, ... . While this world is more and more on the move, journalists will now phonecast news to the world . One of the startups currently supporting mobile journalism is ipadio.com. The software solution, a pending patent, allows journalists to broadcast from any phone (iPhone, Android, ...) in realtime. It syndicates content with social media and blogging platforms ... Shall we better call them "phlogging" (phone + blogging) platforms now?
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Ah, but I was doing this since August 2003 using a Mitsubishi Trium and being charged per minute usage. (http://mildewhall.com/BigBlogArchive.php?1) It's great fun though, and have been able to blog from some very cool places..
Posted by: Peter Garner | December 14, 2009 at 11:34 AM