Posted by ClockworkTony on 08 November 11 at 3:19am
After hearing Crazy Mideon now I want the puppets on the podcast!
Posted by t3h sourcey on 08 November 11 at 12:15pm
This reminds me of something brought up in the last podcast.Can’t someone strap a random picture just like the one here and put it on YouTube just for the sake of completeness.
Some people just don’t want to hassle with finding the blog,then finding the podcast post and THEN finding the link to the audio file.
That’s why, my good man, you should subscribe to Inside Gaming on iTunes. Or, you could subscribe to the raw RSS feed.
I can’t think of any process that would be simpler.
Is the process of finding a YouTube video all that much easier?
Posted by t3h sourcey on 08 November 11 at 11:00pm
Well it’s not exactly a personal problem,I don’t have iTunes and I’m not installing it now just for this,nor do I check my e-mail every week.However I do follow the blog so it’s a non-issue for me.
And a lot of people are already used to YouTube so yes it would be much easier for them to find this on YouTube.In fact the chance of people finding it is much higher,just compare the following of Machinima on YT and here on the blog.
But now that I think about it podcasts don’t get much publicity because of how long they are and most people can’t free up enough time to listen to the entire thing…
We’ll see when this is brought up again by more people,if not then I guess it’s fine.
Posted by Lawrence Sonntag on 10 November 11 at 2:14pm
That’s not a bad idea Sourcey… I’ll bring it up with Adam and see what happens.
Only reason we wouldn’t is time. Making the video is negligible, sure, but then we have to get it scheduled to air and all that. Plus, we’re at capacity these days covering all the fall releases and organizing the inside gaming awards. It’s not the most hospitable environment to suggest new work, heh.
Posted by JGByron on 08 November 11 at 2:10pm
@t3hsourcey I agree it would be convenient on YouTube. In that case go ahead and do it and I’m sure one of the guys on the IG Team would RT it or something. As they said before it is a pain in the ass to post it on YouTube.
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After hearing Crazy Mideon now I want the puppets on the podcast!
This reminds me of something brought up in the last podcast.Can’t someone strap a random picture just like the one here and put it on YouTube just for the sake of completeness.
Some people just don’t want to hassle with finding the blog,then finding the podcast post and THEN finding the link to the audio file.
That’s why, my good man, you should subscribe to Inside Gaming on iTunes. Or, you could subscribe to the raw RSS feed.
I can’t think of any process that would be simpler.
Is the process of finding a YouTube video all that much easier?
Well it’s not exactly a personal problem,I don’t have iTunes and I’m not installing it now just for this,nor do I check my e-mail every week.However I do follow the blog so it’s a non-issue for me.
And a lot of people are already used to YouTube so yes it would be much easier for them to find this on YouTube.In fact the chance of people finding it is much higher,just compare the following of Machinima on YT and here on the blog.
But now that I think about it podcasts don’t get much publicity because of how long they are and most people can’t free up enough time to listen to the entire thing…
We’ll see when this is brought up again by more people,if not then I guess it’s fine.
That’s not a bad idea Sourcey… I’ll bring it up with Adam and see what happens.
Only reason we wouldn’t is time. Making the video is negligible, sure, but then we have to get it scheduled to air and all that. Plus, we’re at capacity these days covering all the fall releases and organizing the inside gaming awards. It’s not the most hospitable environment to suggest new work, heh.
@t3hsourcey I agree it would be convenient on YouTube. In that case go ahead and do it and I’m sure one of the guys on the IG Team would RT it or something. As they said before it is a pain in the ass to post it on YouTube.