Podcasts for IT developers

In recent days I have been playing around with Podcasts for listening interesting program with my iPod Mini and iTunes in leisure or on the way home. Of course, I didn't miss out the favourite Cantonese Podcast "林海峰是但噏發花癲". Another local Podcast I rated very much is "CMM。創作人。腦地圖" presented by 林子揚. One day I read a blog post from O'reilly Network and follow its Podcast feed to listen, the Community of Web 2.0, which gives me some insight of the next generation of Web.

Searching in iTunes I found some IT and developer related Podcasts. Most of them are the audio recording from developer conference such as OSCON and Where 2.0. Here are some developer Podcast I currently subscribed:

• IT Conversations - Open Source
• IT Conversations - Business
• IT Conversations - Programming
• OSCON 2005
• IBM developerWorks

I have listened to just a few of the audio, but I have learned that why Linux crossed the chasm presented by Geoffrey Moore's "Open Source Has Crossed the Chasm...Now What?", which is available in ITC Open Source channel. Also listening Joel Spolsky in ITC Programming Podcast is a lot of fun, and know that he is quite a humors guy. Of course, one of my favourite authors, Prof. Clayton Christensen - the author of Innovator's Dilemma and Seeing What's Next, also gave a nearly 2-hour speech on ITC Open Source Podcast. I will need to find a free time-slot to listen to it at once.

So Podcast brought me to a new site, IT Conversations. If you are interesting in listening to more IT-related audio program, you should go to that site to find more.