Podcasting the Newspapers

Thanks for the comments on my previous post on whether MBA degrees are worthwhile. I enjoy hearing the varied opinions. Keep it coming!

An article in today’s Wall Street Journal Online reports on how some newspapers have begun providing podcasts of their headlines. Perhaps since the print media was so far behind the blogging wave, they’ve elected to jump out in front of the podcasting curve.

Stay tuned for a Consumerism Commentary podcast circa tonight, about something that happened to me last night as I was on my way home from volunteering for a fundraising phone-a-thon.

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