Religious teaching straight to your iPod [on Geek & Mild]

Apr 10th, 2008 Religious Teaching Straight to Your iPod

Religious teaching straight to your iPod.

A survey last year by the Pew Internet & American Life Project found that more people used the Internet to look for religious and spiritual information than to download music, participate in online auctions or visit adult websites.

Interesting. Hard to believe … and interesting.

On a similar note: has anyone found a viable way to track the total (estimated) number of subscribers to a podcast? I don’t believe the numbers I’ve gotten from Mint and/or Feedburner.

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Sean Sperte is Geek & Mild. His passion for technology and media, along with his interest in Apple, Inc. contribute to the Geek in him. As for the Mild side, that has come with age — and faith. He's a 27 year-old Christian living in Seattle, WA USA. He is happily married, and works for The City Church.

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