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Women and Podcasters Convene for Inaugural Online Expo
Podcasting is taking the Internet by storm, and women worldwide are seizing microphones and creating their own internet broadcasts covering a wide range of topics. Many of them will converge this weekend in virtual, audio visual web conference rooms and exhibitor booths and share their favorite subjects with interested ladies from around the world.
Alexandria, VA (PRWEB) July 12, 2006 -- Podcasting is taking the Internet by storm, and women worldwide are seizing microphones and creating their own Internet broadcasts covering a wide range of topics. Many of them will converge this weekend in virtual, audio visual web conference rooms and exhibitor booths and share their favorite subjects with interested ladies from around the world.
The first Women’s International Podcasting Expo, set for July 14-16, has already attracted an impressive and diverse lineup of speakers and exhibitors, according to Tammy Munson, CEO of ImageReady Media, co-sponsor for this live, interactive Internet event.
“All women are invited to register at http://www.virtualpodcastingexpo.com (Women's Podcasting Expo Site) free of charge,” says Munson. “Simply explore the website and view the schedule of events and activities. They do not have to be familiar with or even interested in podcasting.”
There are interactive exhibits, online shopping and networking events galore, plus three free seminars open to the public. There will also be ongoing podcasts taking place in the “Studio Livecast” room around the clock to which everyone is invited.
Main feature online seminars, covering women’s topics and podcasting, will be held in Co-OpWorld’s audio-visual VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) web conference rooms. Attendees who purchase a $25 ticket may access all of the events and will receive a CD with all of the seminar recordings following the event.
Munson said, “To get maximum benefit from the Women’s Expo, Internet access, a PC or Macintosh, speakers or a headset, and a microphone are needed."
“I have personally enjoyed participating in many Co-OpWorld sponsored web conferences, and I didn’t have to be a computer “techie” to get set up the first time.”
“The three free seminars will close once the room capacity of five hundred is reached, so register early,” Munson added.
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