A new podcasting magazine made its debut last week. The inaugural issue of Podcast User contains reviews of the Roland Edirol R1 and several podcasts, as well as number of informative articles and tutorials on subscribing to podcasts and understanding podcast jargon.
There's more, of course, and you can grab the PDF of the magazine here or via their FSS feed [link].
Issue #2 is scheduled for release on March 1st. Podcast User is free.
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