You’ve heard about podcasting—professional or homemade audio broadcasts available on the Internet—and you want to make your own. Before you start recording, you may want to check out the style and format of some popular podcasts.
iTunes 4.9 (or later) lets you find, subscribe, manage and listen to podcasts right in iTunes. With thousands of free podcasts—from favorites such as ABC News, Adam Curry, ESPN, KCRW and more—all organized by category, the new Podcast Directory puts on-demand radio at your fingertips.Read more on Creating Audio Podcasts In Windows Quicktime…
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Have you ever written an extremely long blog post, and only to publish it and find out the that it’s so long your other posts are puchsed of f the page?
Or perhaps most of your posts have a series of video’s that you dont really want to show on your blogrool becasue they take up to much space.
Well there is an answer to your prayers.Read more on How To Add A “Read More” Tag To Your Posts…
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Hi, we know that wordpress in brilliant in many areas, inclluding creating private pages only viewable by those who have been given the page link directly.
This is great if you need to keep various pages or blog posts private from the general public but still still allowing the page or post to be viewed by specific people only.
Read more on How To Make A Private Page or Post In Wordpress…
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Ever wondered how to get your awsome looking image beside your comments on a website or blog, so people can know who’s writing those great replys and comments….
Well wonder no further… It’s easy peasy to upload your photos at gravatar.com and even more easier to add additional email addresses…. why?
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Are you sick of posting URLs in emails only to have it break when sent causing the recipient to have to cut and paste it back together?
Or pherhaps you want to send a URLRead more on How To Use TinyURL To Shorten Any Existing URL’s…
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