Tag: Personal Audio
The Pub #14: How to write pronouncers; Latino USA’s Chuy problem; Victory against patent trolls; No fair use on ...
Pointers on writing pronouncers to keep hosts happy, and a major victory against a patent troll.Patent office knocks down key claims against podcasters
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office dealt a legal blow Friday to Personal Audio LLC, the patent-holding company that claims to have ...Tuesday roundup: Alex Blumberg records his start-up; Personal Audio prepares for trial
Plus: PBS is added to Amazon Fire TV, and NPR's Bob Boilen shares concert tips.Carolla settlement with Personal Audio averts trial for podcast patent case
The company says it no longer intends to sue podcasters who make only "modest amounts of money" from the technology.Wednesday roundup: Carolla settles podcast lawsuit; PBS Hawaii receives $2M grant
Plus: Frankenstein M.D. launches, and the difficulties of regulating Elmos in Times Square.Thursday roundup: NPR responds to Greenwald; Sex in the Wild charms columnist
Plus: The legal fight over podcasting takes an odd turn, and Kai Ryssdal takes the Ice Bucket Challenge.Friday roundup: Barzyk unveils pet project; Senate drops patent-reform bill
Plus: Sesame Street and the Great Society, and PRX looks at the technical side of distributing WFMT shows.Thursday roundup: Utah station threatened by CPB grant rules; Public Radio Capital rebrands
Plus: PBS virtually recreates D-Day, and the latest on the fight over podcasting patents.Friday roundup: NewsHour launches new website; podcasting patent fight continues
• PBS NewsHour unveiled a redesigned website Thursday, featuring responsive design, new navigation menus and an expanded digital editorial presence. The new site combines stories ...Podcast lawsuits provoke pubmedia attention, presidential action
A brewing legal fight initiated by Personal Audio, a Texas-based company that claims to have invented podcasting technology, has entered a new ...
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