How to Podcast (part 4)

		I received my iTalk and Lapel Mic from Griffin technology and its pretty amazing how versatile the iPod is. Upon plugging in the iTalk my iPod went directly to a voice memo menu and when I synched I had a new Voice Memo playlist. Pretty cool. Well, I need a place to put my first test podcasts. I did a search on "podcast hosting" on Google to find somewhere to post them. Here are the ones that I found in Google on other web sites that offer "unlimited bandwidth": Liberated Syndication PodLot Slapcast Startlogic
The first three sites don't look like most of the slick professional web hosting sites I've seen. However that doesn't necessarily mean they are bad. The Startlogic site, which seems to be just a traditional hosting company that bought a Google Adwords term for "Podcast Hosting" has a more traditional hosting site look to it. All except Startlogic offer rates based on storage and not bandwidth that seems odd to me as storage is cheap and bandwidth is cheap too but more expensive than bandwidth. At Startlogic you have to pay for bandwidth and storage. My guess is that there is some hidden limit in the terms of service for the unlimited bandwidth sites that I couldn't find on each site that would not mean much to most podcasters but the few that have lots of subscribers and thus really need a lot of bandwidth. Libsyn.com did have a pretty clear terms of agreement posted and it did not specify any limits on bandwidth. I'm still a little sceptical, but for my purposes I doubt any issues would arise since I don't have 50,000 subscribers like Adam Curry's Daily Source Code.