This Week in Tech 71

Live from the podcast expo, we talk about changing the name to netcast, and meet many of the best podcasters.

• This show is a result of a donation of audio equipment from the Broadcasters General Store.
• Is Leo wrong by using the word netcast instead of podcast?
• The guys from iPodderX were driven out of business by Apple and iTunes.
• Gigavox Media has released a tool called The Levelator, which levels out all the audio by simply dragging and dropping the audio file.
• Ray Slakinski has begun popcurrent.com, a service similar to Digg for Internet audio.
• By the end of the year, Thunderstone Media will release Transistr.
• Martin Sargent stops by and promotes his new show on Revision3 called Web Drifter.
• Russel from Podcast Ready drops by to talk about myPodder.
• We need to get Microsoft to get podcasting support in its hardware and software.
• Ben and Tiffany stop by to talk about Neo Fight, a technology review show with two points of view.
• Robbie Trencheny stops by to talk about the Teen Podcasters Network.
• Craig Syverson has begun to do both video podcasts and audio podcasts on his site, Grunt Media.
• Denise Howell comes by to talk about TWiT's latest podcast, This Week in Law (TWiL).
• Frank from techPhile.ca is still around from a slight podfade.
• Chuck Tomasi talks about the Friends in Tech network.
• TWiT is one of Cachefly's largest customers along with Revision3.
• Podcast411 is a podcast where its host, Mark Walsh, interviews several podcasters.
• The iLife Zone Podcast is now officially a part of the TWiT Podcast Network.