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Re: about techwr-l and lisa on mytechnologylawyer.com today
Subject:Re: about techwr-l and lisa on mytechnologylawyer.com today From:"JOE HODGE" <JHODGE -at- arielcorp -dot- com> To:"TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com> Date:Thu, 18 Aug 2005 08:23:33 -0400
Are the show archives (specifically the 'Content Management Live!'
shows) available in a format that can actually be downloaded? Or, just
as streaming audio? I went to the site when the series was announced but
did not have time to extensively explore and from what I remember, all I
could find was streaming audio.
Personal preference only but, for anything longer than a sound byte
streaming audio is such a pain. Between a full day's work and a two-hour
commute each way, I do not have time to sit tied to a computer and
internet connection to listen to streaming audio. I much prefer being
able to download audio as an MP3 (i.e. no DRM nonsense to cause hassle)
that I can listen to on my computer, on my digital audio player, or burn
to CD. Between those three options, I am able to enjoy the freedom and
convenience of listening to the content when and where I want. In the
past month, I have already had to return a couple of "audio" CDs to the
music store because they wanted to install software on my computer in
order to listen to them. Sorry for that, I digress and am veering off
into a good topic for my blog.
I am a digest subscriber so, any offlist or CCed responses are much
appreciated.
Thanks much,
Joseph L. Hodge
Technical Writing
Lostcreek Technologies Group
14335 Mill Hollow Lane
Strongsville, OH 44136
Subject: Re: about techwr-l and lisa on mytechnologylawyer.com today
From: Scott Abel <abelsp -at- netdirect -dot- net>
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 09:42:22 -0400
X-Message-Number: 14
*snip*
I've received many emails from listeners asking if there are archived
copies of the shows available and the answer is yes! You can find
archived copies of the shows here: www.mytechnologylawyer.com/radio (see
"past Programs" link on left).
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