abhitux- Broadcast your self LIVE
I am planning to experiment on a new format to air live shows to the audience. Given the constraints on the time, I hope to record something on the web and then you could watch it at your leisure. Updates can be had from Twitter or Jaiku. I use Pingfm to simaltaneously address all the social networking sites. Isnt that really cool. I just realised that I am not very popular though.
The guest post offer is still up. It would be worthwhile to have a different perspective if possible.
Cheers and welcome to the new world!
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