It's almost the end of our first week and the uptake of our podcasts has been amazing: thank you to everyone who has listening in. We're really keen for this to be as useful as possible to everyone, so if there's more you'd like to see, then let us know. The main constraint is time: I have a day job that doesn't give much space for this. I've had one request for transcripts, but unless someone else fancies volunteering, then I don't think that's possible. Similarly, any add-ons or techie things, just ask and I'll try. Thanks again!
In another demonstration of my growing technical abilities, A Diet of Brussels is now available on iTunes. Just click on the link on the podcast page, and on the footer.
Just so you know that you're in good company, I'll flag that David Lidington, the UK's Europe Minister, is already following A Diet of Brussels on Twitter. I'll be doing a episode about his role before too long.
As Ferris Buller helpfully reminded us, things move pretty fast, and with that cheery thought, I'm adding bells and whistles to this project as quickly as I can. First up, several people have asked about iTunes and podcast feeds for the episodes: I'm working on that as we speak. If you have other technical requests, then pipe up and we'll sort it out. Second of all, I'm adding in this blog to track the project's development, and to address things that don't really fit in the episodes themselves. Finally, a huge thank you to those who have made this get off to such a flying start: Berlaymonster, for his rocking logo; Ryan Heath, for inadvertently (and then advertently) giving the best opportu
