Top ten things to avoid when podcasting….
1) Trademarking anything with P, O, and D in the name
2) Reading from copyrighted writings without permission of the creator
3) Using music without mechanical license from Harry Fox
4) Using music without master use license from Soundexchangea
5) Using music without a web or podcast use license from eith BMI, ASCAP or SESAC
6) Using Indie music without the permission of the artists & composers
7) Using clips from other podcasts without the permission of the podcaster
Using clips from other podcasts without crediting the original podcaster clearly
9) Failure to clear rights for the use of any video images that you have recorded that may belong to someone else….this may include famous buildings or even people who have not volunteered to appear or have their property appear in your videocast
10) Atempting to trademark anything with P, O, and D in the name
Ran into JeffreyT of The Good Beer Show, www.goodbeershow.com the original beer related podcast. GBS is sharing a directory of beer related shows with everyone at PPME, and its online equivalent is their links page at http://goodbeershow.com/?page_id=136
Cool show, good podcast community citizen.
Interesting how win-win the podcasting community can be….
Heartborken to be missing the many performances of the bands participating in NEMO and the Boston Music Awards. Nathan Asher and the Infantry among many others performing tonight in Boston.
Attending PPME in Ontario, California which is a great experience for anyone involved in podcasting, but this is one of those times when you wish you had a clone…..
Filed under: Podcasts, Portable media, Videocasts, media, podcasting, trade shows
The first thing that strikes you about PPME is the diversity of the communities that podcasting and portable media attracts. These communities may get blurred more and more as podcasting matures, but at this stage in the life of the media there are audio geeks, lifestyle content producers, alt-lifestyle proponents, traditional media industry converts, web technologists, social media observers, marketing/advertising types, trade show pros, etc., etc.
