Comments on: My media consumption diet http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/ Radio, broadcasting, websites, and beer. Possibly. Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:31:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Dave http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-6511 Dave Wed, 11 Apr 2007 10:14:50 +0000 http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-6511 Web: Cnet.com, PCAdvisor, BBC Sport, Popbitch, The Chicago Tribune's Redeye site, Media UK and MHP (a TV anorak site)- plus a ton of Googling both before and while I'm on the air. Radio - About 6/7 Hours of the station I work for - including my own prog, regrettably! At home, listen to Radio 3 on DAB and Freeview, and online to XM Radio's Deep Tracks, Q104.3 New York, and ESPN 950 Indianapolis - plus, I record various UK ILR drive shows to compare with mine. Lately listening to 5 Live Sports Xtra most nights for the Cricket World Cup. Podcasts - Lots of tech podcasts - dl.tv, MacBreak Weekly, Windows Weekly, Buzz Out Loud etc. Plus Coffeegeek and Portafilter - *two* podcasts about coffee... yeah I know...Recently getting into Whiskycast and Beer School too. Music - About 6,000 cuts on my old school IRiver MP3 player - also the same tracks on computer at home. 50 percent pop, 40 pc classical, 10 pc jazz . About 90 mins all told of just random listening. Books - Only getting through a book a month or so these days. Just finished Eamon Dunphy's 'Only a Game?' - so many parallels between soccer and broadcasting! Now on to 'The Waterfall' by Margaret Drabble. TV - Varies week to week, most likely to be a rerun on BBC4 or ITV3. Watch quite a few DVDs of old shows as well via one of the rental services. "To serve them all my days" is a big one at the moment. Let's call it ten hours a week on average. Magazines - The Radio Magazine, plus the odd PC title or maybe one of the Arena/GQ type men's mags every couple of months. Movies - Perhaps ten a year. Prefer the slightly arthouse ones to the mainstream stuff, so Pictureville in Bradford and the Showroom in Sheffield tend to get my custom. Papers - The Saturday Yorkshire Post is my only regular purchase. In the studio, I'll surround myself with the Yorkshire Post, Mail, Sun, Times and Telegraph to graze on. Web: Cnet.com, PCAdvisor, BBC Sport, Popbitch, The Chicago Tribune’s Redeye site, Media UK and MHP (a TV anorak site)- plus a ton of Googling both before and while I’m on the air.

Radio - About 6/7 Hours of the station I work for - including my own prog, regrettably! At home, listen to Radio 3 on DAB and Freeview, and online to XM Radio’s Deep Tracks, Q104.3 New York, and ESPN 950 Indianapolis - plus, I record various UK ILR drive shows to compare with mine. Lately listening to 5 Live Sports Xtra most nights for the Cricket World Cup.

Podcasts - Lots of tech podcasts - dl.tv, MacBreak Weekly, Windows Weekly, Buzz Out Loud etc. Plus Coffeegeek and Portafilter - *two* podcasts about coffee… yeah I know…Recently getting into Whiskycast and Beer School too.

Music - About 6,000 cuts on my old school IRiver MP3 player - also the same tracks on computer at home. 50 percent pop, 40 pc classical, 10 pc jazz . About 90 mins all told of just random listening.

Books - Only getting through a book a month or so these days. Just finished Eamon Dunphy’s ‘Only a Game?’ - so many parallels between soccer and broadcasting! Now on to ‘The Waterfall’ by Margaret Drabble.

TV - Varies week to week, most likely to be a rerun on BBC4 or ITV3. Watch quite a few DVDs of old shows as well via one of the rental services. “To serve them all my days” is a big one at the moment. Let’s call it ten hours a week on average.

Magazines - The Radio Magazine, plus the odd PC title or maybe one of the Arena/GQ type men’s mags every couple of months.

Movies - Perhaps ten a year. Prefer the slightly arthouse ones to the mainstream stuff, so Pictureville in Bradford and the Showroom in Sheffield tend to get my custom.

Papers - The Saturday Yorkshire Post is my only regular purchase. In the studio, I’ll surround myself with the Yorkshire Post, Mail, Sun, Times and Telegraph to graze on.

]]> By: Thomas Baxter http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3663 Thomas Baxter Sat, 03 Mar 2007 07:27:13 +0000 http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3663 mine: http://blog.bacco007.info/2007/03/03/my-media-consumption-diet/ mine: http://blog.bacco007.info/2007/03/03/my-media-consumption-diet/

]]> By: BaccoVision - » My media consumption diet http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3662 BaccoVision - » My media consumption diet Sat, 03 Mar 2007 07:24:39 +0000 http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3662 [...] James Cridland posted his diet the other day, heres mine: Web: Northern Daily Leader (Local Paper) & Sydney Morning Herald every weekday.   I try and check Google News every day, whether it be my personalised version or the Australian version. [...] [...] James Cridland posted his diet the other day, heres mine: Web: Northern Daily Leader (Local Paper) & Sydney Morning Herald every weekday.   I try and check Google News every day, whether it be my personalised version or the Australian version. [...]

]]> By: Brian Keith http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3394 Brian Keith Tue, 27 Feb 2007 00:03:03 +0000 http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3394 James, One of Jeremiah's readers pointed out that he included no social networks in his list, and that of the first 6 respondents or so, only one mentioned facebook (me) and one mentioned myspace. I ask how social networks tie in to media consumption at <a href="http://allforyou.wordpress.com/2007/02/26/social-consumption-diet-understanding-social-networks-and-media-consumption/" rel="nofollow">this post</a>. I welcome your ideas. Brian James,
One of Jeremiah’s readers pointed out that he included no social networks in his list, and that of the first 6 respondents or so, only one mentioned facebook (me) and one mentioned myspace. I ask how social networks tie in to media consumption at this post. I welcome your ideas.

Brian

]]> By: Jeremiah Owyang http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3392 Jeremiah Owyang Mon, 26 Feb 2007 23:26:38 +0000 http://james.cridland.net/blog/2007/02/26/my-media-consumption-diet/#comment-3392 I enjoy the friendly and clean design of your site, cool. Thanks for sharing, we're not too different. I actually did include Radio and Podcasts in my music genre. I should have separated out by medium like you did. We both have the Feedreader and Newspaper as top and bottom respectively. Times are changing. American radio is horrible, agreed. I enjoy the friendly and clean design of your site, cool.

Thanks for sharing, we’re not too different. I actually did include Radio and Podcasts in my music genre. I should have separated out by medium like you did. We both have the Feedreader and Newspaper as top and bottom respectively. Times are changing.

American radio is horrible, agreed.

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