Browse > Home / Blogging/Podcasting / Continuing iTunes Podcast Saga

| Subcribe via RSS

Continuing iTunes Podcast Saga

July 13th, 2005 Posted in Blogging/Podcasting

We’re opening day 17 of not having my podcast feed listed in iTunes 4.9. Came across an article similar to my previous entry regarding the iTunes problems.



And apparently, my concern with the iTunes launch is just whining. That’s OK., that’s what the Internet is for, right?? Sad that this blogger has decided to give up quality customer service…


This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 13th, 2005 at 12:38 am and is filed under Blogging/Podcasting. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
  • You're definitely in the directory, I came across it on a search for "Lego," but it comes up second on a search for "Community" as well. Just not in the right category.


    I'm laughing right now as I'm reading your complaints about Apple's lack of follow-up support; I've been reading a lot of almost-identical complaints in which the word "Apple" is replaced with "Legofan." Launches of this scale almost never go smoothly, and I'd bet they've got enough fires to put out right now that they just haven't had time to work out a public response strategy.



    To draw a different parallel, how long did it take LEGO to finalize their public statement about the recent color changes, after all?



    These things don't just happen with a snap of the fingers. Especially not with so many management committees and approval heirarchies standing between the guys who're aware of the problem, and the guys in charge of evaluating what a public statement will do to the bottom line. Have a little patience.







  • Hmm! Putting a podcast in iTunes does not make you a customer.Thanks for the link! and don't forget two things: I just linked to a post by Eric and the Internet is not only for whining but also to get Pr0n. All the best!
  • I checked iTunes, and you're actually in the directory, just not where you want to be. The same thing happened to me, and I'm not getting any TLC from Apple either.


    If you go into the search box and select "podcasts" as the area you want to search, type "community" in there, and you'll see that you're half as relevant as the "Sex and Podcasting" podcast. Seriously.



    Not sure why other people are getting listed in the "Business" section, especially at least one that I know of that has nothing at all to do with business. Sigh.
blog comments powered by Disqus