PodOmatic specializes in the creation of sophisticated tools and services that enable anyone to easily find, create, distribute, promote and listen to both audio and video podcasts. The premiere destination for veteran and novice podcast creators and consumers, PodOmatic is the largest and most widely used service for creating and hosting podcasts.

Not since blogging has a technology seemed to come out of nowhere and been so widely adopted as podcasting. Roughly 4.8 million people downloaded a podcast in 2005 - compared to just over 800,000 the previous year. Despite this incredible growth, many would-be-podcasters face an array of technical challenges or must purchase complicated audio equipment or recording software before getting started. Until these challenges can be overcome, market adoption of podcasting will remain slow and limited to the crafty, tech-savvy and patient.

To expedite podcasting's transition from fad to mainstream, our goal is to drop these barriers of entry for people interested in producing podcasts.

PodOmatic has dropped the barriers of entry for people interested in producing podcasts and is the industry's only "one-stop-shop" for everything a podcaster would require. "PodOmatic is probably the easiest and fastest way to get started with podcasting." (CNET.com, June 2006) Our comprehensive suite of free and professional products and services offers powerful communication and connection tools in the emerging content-on-demand media market:

PodOmatic enables equal access for everyone to the global audience of the Web, scaling self-expression to new heights in both how people express themselves and the reach of distribution. The company's free consumer services enables individuals to express themselves with multidimensional, rich media depth (e.g., podcasts, videocasts, and music). Its growing social network makes it easy for users to find, share and interact with others sharing similar interests, globally. Combining podcasting and social networking, PodOmatic has established and maintains the first-ever social network focused around user-generated content.

PodOmatic has expanded podcasting's viral growth by simplifying the process and making podcasting accessible and free for everyone. With more than 1.5 million users each month and over 50,000 content creators, more people use PodOmatic to create and host their podcasts than any other service available on the Web.

We make podcasting simple and fun for everyone!

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The PodOmatic Team

Justin Dossey: Operations and Networking
Co-Founder
Justin Dossey is a web veteran with over 10 years experience running extremely large, uptime sensitive, and famous sites such as dev.java.net, cvshome.org, and tigris.org the original home of the apache software foundation. While at Wells Fargo Justin handled Wells automation and troubleshot the most difficult problems the bank had to offer. His systems were responsible for processing over 4.1 trillion dollars in one year or 7.8 million dollars every minute! If you have used any of Wells Fargo's business services his work make your transactions possible and safe. His networking and system level, uptime, and billing automation skills are critical for our bandwidth sensitive business.

Johnny Mansour: Business Development and Sales
Co-Founder
Johnny Mansour has spent most of his career working high technology and telecommunication organizations. Johnny has been critical in moving early stage start ups forward by negotiating and capturing key accounts with Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies including Alcatel, Ericsson, Comcast, Cable & Wireless, EDS, Stanford, Verizon, and more. In addition to assisting early stage startups Johnny launched a successful brand consulting company that provided services to such companies as EBay, Accenture and Intrawest. These and other experiences will ensure podOmatic aggressively secures a dominant position in this emerging market.

Jonathan Kolyer: Software Engineering
Jonathan's career spans 15 years, covering varied roles in product engineering and professional services. He's created software with small startups and large corporations, including stints at NeXT Software, Cisco Systems, Moody's KMV, and NASA. He's architected sites such as ecustomer.cisco.com and www.creditedge.com, in addition to early desktop OLAP software. Jonathan has a masters from UC Berkeley in engineering, and a bachelors from Northwestern University in mathematics.