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May 28, 2005

Audio Kiosk

The New York Times article on podcast museum guides portends a new cottage industry - the audio kiosk.  I see pushcarts and kiosks in urban settings selling audio guides cheaper-better-podder than the official museum guides inside.  For those who plan ahead, the downloads should be available.  Is this an iTune spin-off waiting to be spun?  In a lot of cases the demand for the guides is there but the supply is not.  On my recent trip to Nashville I would have paid for a download of guides to the city and to Vanderbilt University.  Who is stepping up to fill the demand?

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How about a ZagatCast...

Posted by: Eddie Dickey | May 31, 2005 11:48:29 PM

Yes!

Posted by: Frank Paynter | Jun 1, 2005 5:08:16 AM

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