播客的商业应用

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~O-XVQi}0lY2q Q}0A reader delivers sales training to a group of approximately 130 sales and customer-service representatives and wants to use podcasting to broadcast product-development updates, time-sensitive information, content that is subject to change, and other items. "If successful, we might even do a monthly 'radio talk-show' broadcast focusing on items important to the field." 在线教育资讯$r+A"q/S2|#q6@1E

7@jW W,|A#t0"Who's doing this in a corporate setting? If so, what are they using it for? What equipment are they using? Did they purchase a high-end system, or did they use freeware and an inexpensive microphone with their existing PC? What are their lessons learned/success stories?"
f jW'[FEBYP0Dan Epstein (danepstein@comcast.net) has worked with companies to produce Webcasting programs using a radio talk-show format. In two instances, in-house studios were installed to produce the programs. "We didn’t go the freeware route," says Epstein. "Instead, we outfitted the studios with professional equipment and software usually associated with home or project studios" -- including a Mackie 12-channel compact mixer, a Tascam digital audio tape (DAT) recorder, a set of "sturdy" AKG condenser microphones and a computer running SoundForge.
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