Comments for Internet Cultures http://icreflections.wordpress.com Just another WordPress.com weblog Thu, 15 May 2008 23:27:26 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Whose content? by Podtech.net http://icreflections.wordpress.com/2008/05/10/whose-content/#comment-23 Podtech.net Thu, 15 May 2008 23:27:26 +0000 http://icreflections.wordpress.com/?p=31#comment-23 PodTech provides social media production and services for our Fortune 500 clients. More can be found at www.podtech.net/about . It is possible to embed our clients audio and video podcasts on self-hosted or Wordpress.com hosted blogs using our custom Flash player. See www.rebootshow.com for example. PodTech does not provide hosting of audio content for individual Wordpress users. You may wish to look at Mevio, Tan Tan Noodle's Amazon S3 Plugin, and the PodPress Plugin for Wordpress audio hosting alternatives. PodTech provides social media production and services for our Fortune 500 clients. More can be found at http://www.podtech.net/about .

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PodTech does not provide hosting of audio content for individual WordPress users. You may wish to look at Mevio, Tan Tan Noodle’s Amazon S3 Plugin, and the PodPress Plugin for WordPress audio hosting alternatives.

]]> Comment on Another stupid design element by missbrodie http://icreflections.wordpress.com/2008/04/30/another-stupid-design-element/#comment-2 missbrodie Fri, 02 May 2008 19:34:59 +0000 http://icreflections.wordpress.com/?p=7#comment-2 Wow... this is so much where I need to be, and so much where I am not at! I haven't a clue what this post is about, which goes to show how superficially I have used blogging tools so far. One day I want to come back and post a sensible comment here, but I'm just not capable yet! I'm interested in the way your relationship with technology comes across as being quite puzzle/game/solution oriented... some people seem to envisage technology as something they can wrest to their will, others see it as oppressive and alien. I remember how much I hated how restrictive my first blog felt, compared to a paper journal, how I wanted things to go wherever, not just where programming dictated. I wouldn't have dreamt of trying to work out how to be more creative/efficient with it, though, because the frustration factor would kill me, whereas for other people, like my brother, actually, this would be fun and rewarding. Do you think personality types have a lot to do with technology take-up? Wow… this is so much where I need to be, and so much where I am not at! I haven’t a clue what this post is about, which goes to show how superficially I have used blogging tools so far. One day I want to come back and post a sensible comment here, but I’m just not capable yet!

I’m interested in the way your relationship with technology comes across as being quite puzzle/game/solution oriented… some people seem to envisage technology as something they can wrest to their will, others see it as oppressive and alien. I remember how much I hated how restrictive my first blog felt, compared to a paper journal, how I wanted things to go wherever, not just where programming dictated. I wouldn’t have dreamt of trying to work out how to be more creative/efficient with it, though, because the frustration factor would kill me, whereas for other people, like my brother, actually, this would be fun and rewarding. Do you think personality types have a lot to do with technology take-up?

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