podcasting.opml

Mainstream media
  New York Times
  NBC News
  CNN
  ABC Australia
  NPR podcasts
By geography
  The Netherlands
  New York City
  Minnesota
  Hawaii
  Canada
New branches
  New York Times podcasts
  NBC News podcasts
  CNN podcasts
  Dutch podcasts
  New York City podcasts
  Minnesota podcasts
  Hawaiian podcasts
  Canadian podcasts
  ABC Australia podcasts
  NPR podcasts
  Agriculture podcasts
  Philosophy podcasts
  New branches from mail list
    These branches were posted on the podcast-direct mail list, and recorded by Rob Safuto.
    Mail-list submitted branches
Software for Podcasting
  Creating podcasts
  Listening and watching
  Directory viewing/editing
    Viewing
    Editing
      OPML Editor (Windows, Mac)
      Buzz (Linux)
About this directory
  Endorsements
    Jon Watson: "The existing directories have become ad-laden vote-getting slums where a few users rule the roost."
    Harold Gilchrist: "I fully endorse and support [the] reboot..."
    Scoble: "PodTech.net will kick in $100."
    Eric Rice pledged $100 to help get it re-started.
    Dana Gardner: "Dave Winer and a burgeoning chorus of supporters are proposing a fresh go at a community directory for podcasts. What an excellent idea."
    Todd Cochrane supports trying again with the community podcast directory.
    Ray Slakinski would like to see the community podcast directory breathe again.
    Bob Goyetche is maintaining the Canadian podcast directory.
  Community Resources
    Mail list
    Technorati
    Wiki
  Technical Resources
    OPML 1.0 spec
    OPML 2.0 spec (draft)
    OPML validator
  Philosophy
    Open and free. All the data for the new directory will be published, and can be rendered by anyone for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial.
    Non-commercial. You can put ads on a rendering. If they don't like the way you're rendering the directory, they can switch to another rendering. But you can't put ads in the directory itself.
    Linkrot is inevitable. Pointers into the directory will go bad over time. Editors are free to reorganize when necessary, but please, not just for the sake of reorganizing.
    Multiple editors. No one has exclusive ownership of a branch for all time. Let's work on ways to join branches so that multiple people can contribute, so no one point of view dominates.
  History
    The early days
    Rebirth
      Announcement, 7/21/06.