22 December 2006 15:34 GMT / By Stuart Miles
The Queen has announced that this year she is embracing the Podcast.Keen listeners unable to get to a television or radio set on Christmas day will be able to download Her Majesty's speech to save to their MP3 player.
Available from 3pm on Christmas Day the royal website is asking people to sign up for the Royal podcast by either clicking on an icon to store the URL in iTunes or copy and paste a link in their Podcast software.
Once you have subscribed, the latest podcast will automatically be made available to you from your podcast software, and can be downloaded onto your MP3 player if you wish.
The Christmas Broadcast 2006 was produced by Independent Television News. The audio file used for podcasting has been supplied by the BBC.
Web users will also be able to get a podcast of the Queen's speech to the armed forces as well as listen to past speeches listed on the website.
Link
Listen to the Christmas Broadcast via the Royal Podcast
http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/Page5323.asp
Audio, Online, Queen, Podcasts


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