Podcasting trends…

August 9th, 2005 francois Posted in podcasting |

According to Forrester Research analyst Ted Schadler: “I would expect a flurry of podcasted material of all kinds, but then a slow tail off,” he said, “leaving only the most valuable podcasted material left. (here)”

I don’t buy that. I think that podcast trends will mimic what happened to blogs - a majority of them will appeal to “long tail” audiences - 150 or less listeners.

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