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Podcasting Star Wars: Winer vs. Curry » Make You Go Hmm
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"May 19, 2005
Podcasting Star Wars: Winer vs. Curry
blogs and podcasting — by TDavid @ 10:24 am PST
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Once upon a time, in a podcasting galaxy not so far away, Dave Winer and Adam Curry were buddies. Curry would link to Winer, Winer would link back to Curry, the linklove was flowing. From this third party perspective, I probably wouldn’t have even remembered who Adam Curry was if Dave Winer hadn’t started talking about how much he enjoyed listening to Adam Curry’s Daily Source Code podcast. This was September 2004. My son and I started podcasting in early October and our show was one of the first 50 or so podcasts to break earth.
Along the way comes the first release of ipodder, the lemon. Curry had wanted to get the podcasts more easily into his iPod and he learned how to hack together some basic code to make that happen. To my knowledge anyway, this was the only source code he has ever talked about on the Daily Source Code with any length. Of course all podcasters know what happened next: true programmers came in and took over from Adam and begin working on many different types of podcasting programs. This made Adam ecstatic because he no longer needed to try and do the code. Adam didn’t strike me then or now as somebody who cared very much about code. This is no diss to Adam because he has said this on the air himself.
Adam Curry, IMO, cared about being a rock star; he wanted to be back on the stage, in the limelight, strutting his stuff, a personality. The former headbanger ball MTV guy, as he will probably always be referred to (The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, “every-baahhhdy”) left MTV in the early 90’s and his claim to fame then was first registering the mtv.com domain which he would later relinquish, of course. And then from 1994 - 2004, I don’t think most people even knew or remembered or followed what happened to Curry, exc"
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