Question about podcasting and the RIAA - Beyond Tiki

L liabungalo Member Bloomfield, NJ Joined: Sep 02, 2003 Posts: 201	L liabungalo Posted posted on Mon, Nov 21, 2005 7:18 AM I'm so going to get in trouble. I do a weekly podcast in a radio show format that features plenty of music from different bands. So far no one has yelled at me and a few bands have thanked me for the exposure, but I don't understand what makes podcasting so different from regular college or free-form radio. Especially if we aren't charging for ads on the podcasts. Should I expect the RIAA to eventually come after me, or is there no precedent for podcasting. I'm really confused on this one. BTW: Here's my RSS feed for anyone interested in hearing the show. http://www.lifeinabungalo.com/podcast/radiobungalo.rss -g-

I'm so going to get in trouble. I do a weekly podcast in a radio show format that features plenty of music from different bands. So far no one has yelled at me and a few bands have thanked me for the exposure, but I don't understand what makes podcasting so different from regular college or free-form radio. Especially if we aren't charging for ads on the podcasts. Should I expect the RIAA to eventually come after me, or is there no precedent for podcasting. I'm really confused on this one.

BTW: Here's my RSS feed for anyone interested in hearing the show.

http://www.lifeinabungalo.com/podcast/radiobungalo.rss

-g-

Post #199236 by liabungalo on Mon, Nov 21, 2005 7:18 AM