The New Media Update

Print Media Deathwatch: NYT Ponders (Again) Charging For Online News

Feb 3rd, 2009 | By | Category: General, The New Media Update

Venerable newspaper The New York Times is considering charging readers for access to its website, less than two years after discontinuing an earlier Times Select online-subscription service. In an online question-and-answer session, Bill Keller, the Times’ executive editor, discussed how the newspaper has been debating whether to charge for online access to the newspaper’s content: […]



Awesome Multimedia BackPack

Sep 12th, 2008 | By | Category: The New Media Update

KATA – a company that makes gear for photographers and filmmakers – has designed a backpack specifically for mobile media producers.  Kata Multimedia Backpack Features:   The top and bottom of the backpack are separated by a removable divider and can be opened individually. The divider can be removed should you need the full height […]



Exclusive Interview With TubeMogul’s Mark Rotblat

Nov 27th, 2007 | By | Category: Podcasting Services, The New Media Update, Video

In this episode of the New Media Update, Podcasting News’ Elisabeth McLaury Lewin talks with Mark Rotblat, one of the founders of TubeMogul.com, a web video distribution and analytics startup. TubeMogul has developed an interesting tool for video producers. It lets you upload your video once, and TubeMogul distributes the video to whichever popular video […]



An Interview With The Creators Of Ask A Ninja

Nov 14th, 2007 | By | Category: How to Podcast, Internet TV, Making Money with Podcasts, The New Media Update, Video, Video Podcasts

At the recent Podcast and Portable Media Expo, I had a chance to talk with Douglas Sarine (L) and Kent Nichols (R), the guys behind the viral video podcast hit Ask A Ninja. I was suffering from laryngitis at the time – which meant that I spent most of the interview listening. It’s just as […]



Exclusive Interview With Microsoft Zune Podcast Guru Rob Greenlee

Nov 13th, 2007 | By | Category: Audio Podcasting, iPods & Portable Media Players, The New Media Update

We, along with a lot of people in the podcasting community, were excited to hear recently that Microsoft had hired Rob Greenlee to be its Podcast Programming & Marketing Lead for the Microsoft Zune. Rob was doing Internet radio long before podcasting was created. Rob, along with his wife Dana Greenlee, hosted WebTalk Radio, an […]



PodCampBoston Co-Founder Previews Conference

Oct 26th, 2007 | By | Category: Podcasting Events, The New Media Update

Last year’s inaugural PodCamp Boston was a wildly successful experiment in un-conferencing, a self-organizing kind of convention in which the participants themselves set the agenda and lead the breakout sessions. Not knowing whether to expect any attendees from outside Massachusetts, PodCamp co-founders Christopher Penn and Chris Brogan (and their friends and co-organizers) were happily surprised […]