Among the various podcast hosting websites out there is site called Podango. On the surface they appear to be like most other podcast hosting service. Under, however, they have a bit more under the hood then other podcast hosting platforms. Besides allowing you to post media, use remote players, and view statistics sits an API that allows podcasters to access their podcast information from any application or website. Based on the REST standard for APIs, the Podango API allows any Podango user to receive XML listings of their podcasts.

One of the best parts about the Podango API that sets it apart from other media hosting companies, such as YouTube, is that it allows you to upload content directly to Podango without even going to the site.

For more information about Podango visit www.podango.com

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