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Topic-specific radio talk shows with commentaries, interviews and debates can now be heard at a time and place of
listener's choosing. Consider
benefit of educational tutorials and foreign language instruction; lessons could be listened to during a work commute. Supplementary class lectures, step by step tutorials or walking guides are all possible using podcasting. An unlimited collection of books read aloud for elderly or visually-impaired listeners only scratch
surface of what is possible in
future of podcasting.
The fate of podcasting is in
hands of
subscribers. The subscriber can easily delete podcast feeds that do not satisfy their needs with
single tap of a button. Ultimately,
subscriber maintains control and determines what podcasts are deemed successful. This intrinsically builds in a quality control level and will ensure that
more innovative instructional and interesting podcast feeds survive.
The technology is fresh and, like
Internet, is opening doors to entrepreneurs. As podcasting evolves, users will find more creative kinds of audio content to deliver. The low barrier to entry has forced this new medium to
forefront, as businesses and individuals have really little to lose in adding podcasting as a communication channel.

About the Author: Sharon Housley manages marketing for FeedForAll http://www.feedforall.com software for creating, editing and publishing RSS feeds and NotePage, Inc. http://www.notepage.net a wireless messaging software company.