Podcasting and minority languages
May 25th, 2006 | by Andrew Ó Baoill |Conn reiterates his belief that podcasting is more significant for, and faces better prospects in, minority languages.
What I'm Doing...
- Uploaded "A Critical Ear 4th March 2010" to Mixcloud.com http://i.mixcloud.com/CC5x3 listen now! 2010-09-17
- Just uploaded "A Critical Ear 31/Jan/2008 - test file" as a Cloudcast to @mixcloud http://i.mixcloud.com/CC41f Listen up! 2010-09-17
- uous 2010-09-08
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