Podcasts are a
series of audio programmes, usually in the form of radio shows, that
can be downloaded via the internet. Listeners can subscribe to
the podcasts through a webfeed and listen to it on their home pc or
or portable media player.
Podcasters - those responsible for
making podcasts - use the .mp3 format as it is supported by the
majority of the portable media players. Using .mp3 as a
standard format helps the podcaster to reach a larger
audience.
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Webcasts are media files distributed over the
internet using streaming media technology. A webcast is
usually a live broadcast but it can also be a
recording. Unlike podcasts they are not edited and are usually
a one-time showing of a broadcast rather than a series of
programmes.
Webinars - or web seminars - can be educational
or used as marketing tools. They are both interactive and
one-way. You can watch the webinar and talk back and forth to
the presenter. This forum is popular for distance learning and
transcription of webinars is an extremely useful resource
to students who cannot
participate.
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Podcasts or webcasts published on a website or
blog can be greatly enhanced by including a summary of
the recording and a downloadable podcast/webcast
transcript. This provides on-page SEO for your podcast or
webcast. The text content on your site, provided by the
transcript, is important for getting exposure in the search
engines. Transcribing your podcast or webcast ensures your
broadcast will be appear in the search engine
listings.
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Client confidentiality is of paramount
importance to us. We are happy to issue clients
with our confidentiality agreement prior to commencement
of your podcast or webcast project. However, if preferred, we
will sign a client specific non-disclosure agreement as
required.
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Podcast and webcast transcription projects
are completed to each client's specifications and requirements with
an emphasis on accuracy and a fast
turnaround.
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Contact us
today for a competitive podcast or webcast
transcription quote!
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