Monday, 6 June, 2005

The BBC World Service's flagship technology radio programme, Go Digital,
will be available as a podcast from today as presenter Gareth Mitchell
explains.

Just go to a podcasting website, click on a programme you fancy and
download it to your iPod or MP3 player just as you would with music tracks.

The BBC has been podcasting one or two of its shows for some time and in
April, it announced 20 more programmes to be podcast as part of a six month
trial.

From this week, you can download the programme and listen to it on your MP3
player whenever you like. Moreover, with podcasting software, you can
subscribe and make sure that Go Digital automatically updates each week.

If you have never heard Go Digital before, podcasting will be a great way of
finding out what we are all about.

Each week, we bring you the latest gadgets, novel uses of technology in the
far flung corners of the world and analysis of the tech issues that affect
you.

Go Digital even offers you people playing clips of gentlemen putting the
world to rights in their toilet and it is all available every week on air,
online and now on an MP3 player or iPod near you.

(extracts from an article at
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4613245.stm )