The final New Media 4Cast is now online. This month we’re looking at how blogging, podcasting and online video can become the core of your marketing strategy as a creative individual or small business.
We’ve just uploaded the new edition of The New Media 4Casts. (I actually finished it before I went away but just didn’t have time to get it up here!)
This month’s show focuses on online music. We’re looking at how the internet has changed the way people are buying, selling, distributing and marketing music.
We got hold of some great interviews for this one, including Emusic, the Hype Machine, Andrew Dubber (one of the UK’s leading experts in online music if you haven’t come across him before), and Craig Hamilton from the band Friends of the Stars.
There’s more to life than Myspace!
For more information on the shows and to subscribe to the podcast, please visit the New Media 4Casts Homepage.
This month’s show is for Film and Documentary makers and looks at how new internet technologies are changing the landscape of this industry. Includes interviews with Patrick Walker from Google, Fabien Rigall from Future Shorts and Emily Renshaw Smith from Current TV.
For more information on the shows and to subscribe to the podcast, please visit the New Media 4Casts Homepage.
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Comments, ideas and suggestions
Please let us know what you think of the issues raised in the show. Do you have any other interesting stories or experience in this field? What would you like to see covered in future shows?
I’m currently producing a five month series of online radio shows for 4Talent on digital media for creative people. The first two shows are now online, so please check them out. Episode 1 focuses on the subject of online selling and looks at how creative people are using the web to sell unique, niche products. Episode 2 is an all round guide for creative people on how to commission a great website. You can listen to the first two episodes here or subscribe using the link on the page. I’d love any feedback you may have.
