Podcasting Has a New Home

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As of today, podcasting has a new home on Blaze Audio. In a special arrangement with Industrial Audio Software, long-time audio software leader Blaze Audio is now offering its customers ePodcast Creator, as well as several new podcasting kits. With thousands of podcasts being created every day, the need for inexpensive, reliable, and easy to use podcasting tools is greater than ever.

Because Blaze Audio began with the philosophy of providing consumers the easiest and most reliable way commercially available to create and distribute audio content, ePodcast Creator is a natural addition to their product selection. Podcasting is the ultimate public forum. With podcasting, broadcasting is no longer the province of an exclusive few. Podcasting is finding its home in such applications as small businesses, which can promote themselves inexpensively and with style and personality. Cost no longer excludes people who have something to say and Blaze Audio feels that technical inexperience shouldn't either.

CEO Tom Jeffries says that "Blaze Audio has always stood for bringing complex technology to everybody at a price they can afford and in a form they can use without having to become an expert. We bring the world of professional broadcasting to your desktop."

ePodcast Creator, which won Best of Show at last winter's Portable Media Expo, turns that desktop into a sophisticated broadcasting studio. Users are able to create, edit fully, and upload their podcasts to any host site or to their own web pages. Listeners are alerted when these new podcasts are posted and can download them to listen to at their convenience. Because podcasts use the internet instead of the airwaves, they are unregulated by FCC restrictions or licensing requirements.