Podcast: Interview with David Carter of iUpload

Posted Mar 9th 2005 10:56AM by Marc Orchant
Filed under: Business Applications, Podcasts, Social Software

Listen to a brief podcast interview I did with David Carter of iUpload at the DEMO@15 Conference. We discuss their new Perspectives tool. Perspectives "normalizes" content and allows it to be posted to any number of different online platforms (e.g. Tribe, eBay, a blog).

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61. Hey! Very nice information that obligatory should be updated, don't you agree?

Posted at 5:15PM on Feb 12th 2007 by Nina

62. Hey, guards! Are you deaf? Is smbd going to do it at last? (I mean, updating...)

Posted at 5:51PM on Feb 12th 2007 by Nina

63. Hey, men! I've not got the meaning of the word "podcast" as well, but David seems to be a very talented person, isn't he?

Posted at 7:20PM on Feb 15th 2007 by Rainy

64. For me it's really similar to the online radio, isn't it?

Posted at 6:25PM on Feb 21st 2007 by Nina

65. I don't agree with you, Portland: in reality, they do hear us, but try not to notice...

Posted at 6:48PM on Feb 22nd 2007 by Nina

66. Do you really want to update again? Are you sure that people are going to read your blog once more? I doubt...

Posted at 6:30PM on Feb 27th 2007 by Nina

67. Cool demo!Thanks!

Posted at 8:38AM on Apr 4th 2007 by John Robinson

68. Hmm, it's interesting blog. Why don't updated?

Posted at 7:56AM on Apr 17th 2007 by Gra2f

69. Very interesting. Can you tell me about QA and work of David A. Carter with a Quality Assurance? This on line radio work as shoutcast win amp?

Posted at 3:29PM on Apr 27th 2007 by sergua1

70. Great blog, sorry to see it retired.

Posted at 9:18PM on Aug 23rd 2007 by jane

71. So sorry to read this. You all put out some great posts, and became one of my favorite sites. Best wishes landing somewhere more permanent.
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Posted at 7:44AM on Oct 8th 2007 by DavidLee

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