Podcast-Release WordPress Plugin …
A few months ago, GigaVox CEO Michael Geoghegan and Denise Howell transformed an idea into reality. Their task was to simplify the process of distributing a release form to potential podcast program guests. With some developer assistance, Michael came up with a WordPress plugin that creates a page on your site containing a user [admin] defined acceptance or “release” form. Guests are required to enter their name and email address, and to engage a check box that specifies acceptance of terms. The plugin generates dual email messages – one to the site admin and a second to the submitter. All the necessary data, including the submitter’s ip address will be specified in the generated documents.
The plugin is not distributed with pre-authored release agreement terms. This provides support for user defined proprietary terms. Click here for a demonstration. Also, the Podcast Brothers have posted an example on their site. Have a look at this if you need assistance in composing your document.
Installation:
• Download the Podcast-Realse plugin
• Extract the files to the wp-content/plugins directory on your server
• Activate the plugin via your WP Admin Console
• Within the Admin Console, navigate to Plugins –>> Podcast Release
• Complete the required setup information, including your preferred “Release Text.”
Once completed, you will have a new WordPress weblog page on your site [www.your_site/podcast-release].
Download: Podcast Release 0.1
Download: Podcast Release 0.11 [WordPress 2.1 compatible]
Disclaimer: We [GigaVox Media, The Podcast Academy and Affiliates] make no representations or warranties as to whether or not this process of release authorization is considered enforceable. Use it at your own risk



Just put this on a new podcast site I’m working on – http://www.sabizcast.com – It works like a charm. Sweet!
Thanks guys for releasing this baby to the masses.
You are welcome Jennifer. I’ll pass your thanks along to Michael.
-ptfigg.
does this plugin work for Wordpress 2.2?
thank you.
Is this plugin compatible with wordpress 2.7?
I really like this blog good job.
This entry had been a nice read! I couldn’t have stated things better myself.
hey, interesting approach, defiantly got to check it out next weekend!
btw. your “else wheres” are broken. they display a “0″.
the plugin is very nice, but i think there’s a problem with the “likebox” widget. If i click any link in the box it opens me it in the box itself…instead the target MUST be a new window or page…the problem doesn’t seem to be present if i click, for example, on images…
Does this plugin work for Wordpress 2.9.1?
Thank you very much!
It doesn’t work on my wordpress 2.9.1.
The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine.