Topic: Podcastlicense Com

The website podcastlicense.com is reportedly back online, allowing for the processing of "boarding passes" for show supporters. A list of upcoming No Agenda meetups is announced for cities including Salem, Seattle, Knoxville, Atlanta, and Buffalo. Listeners are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to find or organize local gatherings.

Adam Curry discusses his recent interview with Max Keiser on RT regarding the lack of Twitter verification for independent media. This leads to a proposal for a formal podcast licensing service at podcastlicense.com to establish industry standards. The hosts criticize a recent Media-ite list of top 25 media influencers for excluding significant figures like Rush Limbaugh while including late-night hosts.

Listeners have forwarded several domain names to the show, including "I am sick of being poor" and "Hot Pockets Tour." The hosts promote the new podcastlicense.com initiative, where donors of $33.33 receive a digital license, and thank Baroness Maggie Vincent for providing an RV for their upcoming summer tour.

Adam Curry discusses a potential project to sell official "podcast licenses" for $33.33 via the domain podcastlicense.com. The segment also highlights a CSS design challenge for the show notes, featuring a Steve Jobs-themed layout for the previous episode.

Producer Simon Reed has compiled a comprehensive list of over 300 domain names forwarded to the show, now hosted at domains.nashownotes.com. New acquisitions include podcastlicense.com and broadcastlicense.com, reflecting themes of potential internet regulation. The domain arabspring.org is also highlighted among the community-contributed assets.