What to do if you're looking for my podcasting series on IT Matters?

Berlind's Media Transparency Channel
If you're looking for my podcasts, please read What to do if you're looking for my series of podcasts on IT Matters. Otherwise, read on.

This blog is now a part of my experiment in media transparency. The premise is that if the media can broadcast polished edited content through one channel like ZDNet, then why can't it also broadcast a parallel channel that's full of the raw materials (thus, this "channel"). For a much more detailed explanation, be sure to check out the following:
David, what is a media transparency channel?
Why are you doing this?
In case you're interested, maintaining a simplistic transparency channel like this one has so far involved a significant amount of heavy lifting. The core technology may exist, but it's my opinion that a decent UI for publishing a transparency channel does not. So, one outgrowth of this experiment might be a complete specification for such a system -- Something I call JOTS.

What to do if you're looking for my podcasting series on IT Matters?

If you're looking for my podcasts on IT Matters, don't worry, this used to be the right place. There are still some in the Podcasts Category on this site (scroll back to early January 2005). But, now that ZDNet is out of the experimental mode for the most part and now that our blogs on ZDNet support enclosures, all podcasts will be made available through my blog on ZDNet, or in the IT Matters Category of ZDNet's Between the Lines, a blog that focuses primarily on issues of import to IT professionals. It depends on the subject. For more information, see ZDNet's Podcasts: How to tune in.

Last update: 3/24/2005; 12:02:15 AM.