I should probably point out the differences between podcasts and vloging. Most notably that not all vlogs can be downloaded. This is usually due to them being posted using YouTube, Revver or Blip players. Another difference is that podcasts from iTunes can be viewed without an internet connection. Apart from that, there are not that many differences between the two. Both can be viewed for free and both can be created using the same equipment (a camera and a microphone). On a side note, many vlogs have been put into podcasts (such as machinima.com and collegehumor.com).

In today's post, I'm going to highlight podcasts used by the two major news channels that I pay attention to; the BBC and CBC. The BBC news has a podcast for every show on every radio channel it has. The CBC has pretty much the same thing, albeit without as many radio channels. There doesn't seem to be any podcasts for the TV programs, since there aren't any video podcasts.

Be sure to check Transmission Awesome, hosted by the talented comedians at www.thatguywiththeglasses.com. While you're there, be sure to check the videos posted by The Nostalgia Critic, The Spoony One and others. Other podcasts can be found across the internet or on iTunes, all of which are free for viewing. Remember that podcasts do not necessarily only work on an iPod as their name would suggest. They can also be viewed on a Mac or PC. More updates to follow.

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