Posts from — March 2009

Panorama Model Podcast

Found this article this morning when looking for the link of our blog and found it very relevant to our current and past class discussions:

http://nymag.com/realestate/features/2016/17143/

The article states, “In 2016, we won’t be able to be so parochial anymore—one Times Square isn’t going to be enough to fulfill the entertainment needs of that bigger, younger, more diverse population, and you’ll be talking about the lights on 125th Street.”

^ I think this is attributed to our generation’s need for more.  Studies show that our generation are likely to change our jobs five times over 2-3 years because we need to feel challenged and will constantly move around until our needs are met.  The same pertains to the above statement’s example of entertainment: Times Square will eventually lose its appeal.  With the rapid advancement of technology, change is constantly happening.

I am also posting a link for a youtube video on the progression of technology, it’s really neat (!) and also relevant to our class discussions.

Did You Know?

Like Lynn said in class, it is definitely an odd experience to hear your own recorded voice…

Panorama Model Podcast

My Podcast, maybe a tad too short and still very rudimentary.

Found here.

To get your podcast from iTunes to the blog, follow these steps:

1. Click on “Site Admin” on front-end of blog.

2. Once in dashboard, click “Media”, “Add New”, “iTunes”

3. Locate and select your file from your iTunes library

4. Click “save all changes”

Now your podcast is availabe in the blog’s Media Library so you can post it.

To post your podcast from Media Library, follow these steps:

1. Click “Posts”, “Add New”

2. Add a title for the post/podcast

3. Click “add media” icon (the second icon in the shape of a star)

4. A new window will pop up called “Media Library”

5. Click “Show”, “Insert Into Post”, “Publish”

Now you should be able to see your podcast posted on the site!

Enjoy!!! //