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Apr17
BMWPods Coming to Town.
Yet another boost for the ubuquitous iPod. Starting in July, BMW purchasers will be able to get an iPod interface in their new car.

Apparently the interface isn't just compatible with the iPod, but Sirius radio and HD Radio (whatever the heck that is) as well.

I think it's well acknowledged that one of the areas in which podcasting is very much like radio is that the commute is a prime listening period. In fact, many podcasters purposely make their shows 20 minutes long to fit in with the length of the average commuter's...well...commute.


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