Mitch has an interetesting blog radio idea.

[The Doc Searls Weblog]

It occurred to me this morning that I don't listen to NPR much any more. When I'm making my morning coffeein the kitchen, I'd rather listen to an audio reading off any number of blogs. And I'm thinking that maybe this is what we really need out of Internet radio. Maybe talk is the ticket, more than music.

We certainly have plenty of sources.

[The Doc Searls Weblog]

Marc Barrot: "I've created a gallery to illustrate, with screen shots, how real Radio bloggers put activeRenderer to work." [Scripting News]

Great ideas! Read it and use the ideas that work for you!
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So what can the new blogger do to salvage his (or her) self-esteem when, like the guy that sets up a snazzy new office, sends out flyers and then sits by the phone wondering why no one is calling, his brilliant new blog flounders at the bottom of the page-reads list, unloved and, worse, unread? I've advised start-up businesses how to bring new products to market, and, although the blogger has a lot less money at stake than the entrepreneur, here are a few ideas that may work analogously for start-up bloggers:
</quote> [Roland Tanglao: KLogs]