The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #130: April 20, 2006

The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #130: April 20, 2006

Content summary: FIR listener survey update; GM launches new blog; International Podcasting Expo starts April 21; the growth of podcasting: FeedBurner report; the PR agency social media billing puzzle; Dan York reports; David Phillips reports; listeners’ comments discussion; next show an FIR/ATS mashup; the music, and more.

Show notes for April 20, 2006

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So, until Monday, April 24…

Posted by neville on 04/20 at 11:46 AM

  1. Hi Neville / Shel,

    I’ve been listening to some of the issues you’ve been having with Skype.

    Through trial and error, I found that when both parties re-start their computers, and only run Skype (no other apps going simultaneously), reliability seems to improve. Maybe it’s simply that the computer(s) can dedicate more resource to running one application?

    Personal experience has taught me this on three separate occassions.

    All the best,


    Matt

    Posted by Matt O'Neill  on  04/23  at  12:23 AM

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