MIT Enterprise Forum Dinner Program Podcasts
The MIT Enterprise Forum NW is now providing podcasts of our popular Enterprise Forum Dinner Programs. Below is a list of our current podcasts with listening options.
- To listen now, click the "get it" link to play the podcast.
- To listen later, right click and choose "save target as" to store the podcast on your PC.
- To subscribe, copy this address into your podcasting application: www.mitwa.org/content/rss/index.xml
| Program Title |
Program Date |
Podcast Download |
| "A Whole New Ball Game -- Marketing Successfully in the Web 2.0 World" (full length program, 63 minutes) read more about this event |
May 23, 2007 |
get it (22 mb) |
| "Striking Gold: How To Find Great Market Opportunities" (full length program, 65 minutes) read more about this event |
April 25, 2007 |
get it (23 mb) |
| "Funding Strategies: Engaging in the Adventure of Venture Capital" (full length program, 61 minutes) read more about this event |
March 29, 2007 |
get it (16 mb) |
| "Global Health: Building a Sustainable Strategy" (full length program, 50 minutes) read more about this event |
February 21, 2007 |
get it (18 mb) |
| "Classrooms Today, Clicks Tomorrow: The Future of Digital Learning" (full length program, 60 minutes) read more about this event |
January 10, 2007 |
get it (16 mb) |
| "Digital Entertainment: Who Killed Network Television?" (full length program, 61 minutes) read more about this event |
Dec. 13, 2006 |
get it (15 mb) |
| "Sky High: Rising Energy Costs and the Growing Demand for High-Performance Buildings" (full length program, 65 minutes) read more about this event |
November 8, 2006 |
get it (15 mb) |
| "Hidden Opportunities, Hidden Risks: The New Emerging World of BRIC – Brazil, Russia, India and China" (full length program, 60 minutes) read more about this event |
October 4, 2006 |
get it (10 mb) |
| "Making Technology Sales in China: The Real Story Behind the Great Wall" (full length program, 60 minutes) read more about this event |
May 17, 2006 |
get it (10 mb) |
| Biotech Panel with Michelle Burris (full length program, 75 minutes) read more about this event |
April 19, 2006 |
get it (13 mb) |
| "The New World of Buying and Selling Real Estate" (full length program, 60 minutes) read more about this event |
March 15, 2006 |
get it (10 mb) |
| "Motoring with Mammoths: Entrepreneurship, Green Energy, and Transportation" (full length program, 60 minutes) read more about this event |
February 15, 2006 |
get it (9 mb) |
| Dr. Irwin Jacobs keynote "Wireless Maximus: Broad Band, Flat World, New Society" (full length program, 60 minutes) read more about this event |
January 11, 2006 |
get it (9 mb) |
| "The Search Revolution: A Meeting of The Minds" (full-length program, 90 minutes) read more about this event |
Dec. 7, 2005 |
get it (38 mb) |
What is a podcast?
Podcasts are like prerecorded radio shows posted on the Internet. You can listen to a podcast online using your PC, or you can download it and listen whenever and wherever you please.
Listening a la carte
You can listen to MIT Enterprise Forum podcasts on the spot. You'll need just what you're using now to read this page -- a computer, a Web browser, and an Internet connection -- plus media player software such as Apple iTunes, QuickTime, or Windows Media Player. Your PC probably came with everything you need for listening to podcasts.
When you find a podcast that interests you, you'll find a link nearby to play it. Usually, just clicking on the link will start playing the podcast using your media player software.
Listening on the go
To listen to MIT Enterprise Forum podcasts on the go, you'll also need a portable mp3 player, such as an Apple iPod. There are many available makes and models of mp3 players, and some cell phones and PDAs also can play podcasts. Once you download a podcast to your mp3 player you can listen to it any time. The mp3 player will come with software and instructions for transferring podcast files from your PC to your listening device.
When you find a podcast that you want to download, use the nearby link to download it. Usually, right clicking on the link to a podcast will offer you the choice to save it on your PC.
Subscribing to MIT Enterprise Forum podcasts
Subscribing to MIT Enterprise Forum podcasts means you'll never miss a program. Subscribing entails installing software that automatically finds and downloads new episodes of your subscribed podcasts as they're released. Free software is available at iTunes.com, iPodderx.com or dopplerradio.net . Once you've installed the software, visit the MITEF Feedburner page to subscribe to our podcasts.
Many broadcast and professional organizations offer podcasts, including NPR and the Technology Alliance . As you find other podcast sources on the Web, you can subscribe to them, too. The software you choose determines the right steps to subscribing and listening to podcasts. It can sometimes be tricky, as the steps can vary between iPod, Windows and Mac. With patience and practice you'll be a podcast pro.
