Moving from clickcaster.com to podshow.com
Hi Folks,
I’ve moved the podcast feed from http://www.clickcaster.com/pcpodcast to http://pcpodcast.podshow.com.
What does this mean?
- If you go to http://www.clickcaster.com/pcpodcast to play the show in your browser then you’ll not be able to pick up the shows after today. If you want to continue playing the show in your browser then head on over to http://pcpodcast.podshow.com.
- If you use iTunes, Juice or some other podcatcher and use the RSS feed http://feeds.feedburner.com/pcpodcast then you should not need to do anything. The new shows will arrive as normal.
- The show will continue as normal. It’s still free, there will be no changes to the content and you’ll still be able to hear the music I love to play for you.
So why did I change?
- To take advantage of the partnership podshow.com has setup with British Telecom (BT) which will mean PC Podcast gets more marketing effort and will be available through other channels in the future.
- To get a small amount of revenue to cover running costs, by airing endorcements and/or advertisements in the future.
Thanks to all the staff at clickcaster.com for being so helpful and responsive during my first 9 months of podcasting. I would encourage anyone who wants to give podcasting a try, to get and account and try it out at http://www.clickcaster.com. It’s really easy and great fun.
If you have any problems with receiving the show then please email me at pete.cogle@gmail.com and I’ll try and figure out what’s wrong. I want this to be as stress-free a change for you, the listener, as possible.
Pete
bummer man. the clickcaster dudes are WAY cooler than the slave driving hollywood wannabes of podshow (did you READ that contract?)
eb
Comment by elijahblue — December 29, 2006 @ 5:47 am
The Clickcaster dudes are really great. I have nothing bad to say about them, and would definitely encourage people to use their services.
People like to take pot shots at podshow.com. From my perspective the contract is exactly what I expected and not at all bad for me.
Pete
Comment by pcpodcast — December 29, 2006 @ 9:43 am