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New Podcast: Interview with Mediafly

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This week's podcast on Wednesday 9am PDT / 12pm PDT is with Mediafly who just released a new Android application that allows you to search and play audio feeds. What's great is that no matter what type of streaming device you have you can access your content (whether on your Android device or on your Roku player at home). Try it out on your Android device by searching for the mediafly on the Android Market. Joining us will be the following people:

Carson Conant, CEO and co-founder (@mediafly on Twitter)
Keith Waxelman, VP of Business Development
Jason Shah, developer of the Android application (@jasonshah on Twitter)

We'll be chatting about everyone's background, Mediafly and their overall strategy, the Mediafly Android application from a business and developer perspective and as always taking your questions via the G-SNAP chat box below or on twitter by tweeting @motodev with your question.

Listen to the live podcast this Wednesday September 2 at 9am PDT/12pm EST:

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