The New Yorker reports the broadening interest in syndicating Swarthmore College’s War News Radio (blog|RSS feed), a radio show and podcast designed to “rediscover the voices of real people” in Iraq.

Last month, an American expat who runs an FM station in Canberra, Australia, e-mailed the studio and asked for permission to rebroadcast the show. Carleton College has picked up War News Radio as well. And last week Goldensohn was preparing to send out a mailing to more than a thousand other schools, soliciting further interest.

Duke News reports that the university’s Office of Information Technology has added a feed to help keep the university informed about interruptions to technology services.

Edublog Awards 2005 announces the winners. I have to agree that there are some outstanding examples here. George Siemens, who was honored for most influential post, also keeps an exceptional blog himself (blog|RSS feed).

Paul Baker at Wisconsin Center for Education Research recently issues his 60th podcast, and with it comes an annotated listing of the first sixty.

A podcast interview on For Immediate Release last week featured Feedburner’s Rick Klau. It’s a must-listen for those interested in some of the advanced features in Feedburner (such as Feedburner’s capabilities in the are of helping you migrate from your existing feed to a Feedburner feed). As a result of hearing this interview, over the next week or two I’m planning to convert my feed over to Feedburner.