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| − | Teckcasts is a podcast network I tried with [[Tecker 911]], [[w3life]], and [[SJ Techzone]]. W3life and SJ Techzone put shows out very intermittently, | + | Teckcasts [http://teckcasts.com (formally teckcasts.com)] is a podcast network I tried with [[Tecker 911]], [[w3life]], and [[SJ Techzone]]. It was started in June 2007; soon after the site was launched W3life and SJ Techzone put shows out very intermittently, or ceased production. In the end, the site was only Tecker 911 and had a max of 6 subscribers. |
| − | + | I originally thought new podcasts might want to join, but no one ever asked. I also wanted to require shows to put a mention for Teckcasts - but I never did that - so the network had no publicity. | |
| − | The website used to run [http://drupal.org/ Drupal], but I converted it into a static site. I did this to remove all of the extra code and security vulnerabilities since I was not updating the site. The feed | + | The website used to run [http://drupal.org/ Drupal], but I converted it into a static site in Auguest 2008. I did this to remove all of the extra code and security vulnerabilities since I was not updating the site. The feed was created using [http://pipes.yahoo.com Yahoo! Pipes] and [http://feedburner.com Feedburner] |
| − | Teckcasts more or less failed. | + | Teckcasts more or less failed. On 6/20/2009, I shut the site down to save on domain fees. |
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[[Category:Tecker]] | [[Category:Tecker]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:31, 20 June 2009
Teckcasts (formally teckcasts.com) is a podcast network I tried with Tecker 911, w3life, and SJ Techzone. It was started in June 2007; soon after the site was launched W3life and SJ Techzone put shows out very intermittently, or ceased production. In the end, the site was only Tecker 911 and had a max of 6 subscribers.
I originally thought new podcasts might want to join, but no one ever asked. I also wanted to require shows to put a mention for Teckcasts - but I never did that - so the network had no publicity.
The website used to run Drupal, but I converted it into a static site in Auguest 2008. I did this to remove all of the extra code and security vulnerabilities since I was not updating the site. The feed was created using Yahoo! Pipes and Feedburner
Teckcasts more or less failed. On 6/20/2009, I shut the site down to save on domain fees.
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