Podcasting for the Masses
Pete Cashmore reviews Evoca. The service allows you to record audio using a browser and quickly turn it into a podcast.
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But apparently during beta the time you can record a phone conversation is limited to 2 minutes. Too bad they don't say so upfront.
Posted by: Philippe Boucher | Tuesday, March 28, 2006 at 06:57 PM