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I like the commentary on this pod cast. This is just a general statement, when adding links to the sites that you are reviewing could you have them open up in a new window? Im sure your viewers would like to browse through the site while listening to your comments without leaving the site when clicking on your links
@MediaMarc – Thanks so much for catching our podcasts, I truly hope you enjoy it and find it helpful.
As to the links, we get this question a lot, we’ve decided to keep links as just standard links and let our visitors decide how they want to open them, in this day and age of tabbed browsers and all. We tried setting them to open in new windows before and the amount of people who wanted us to stop doing that was pretty large. Honestly it’s a 50/50 split decision, half want them to open in new windows automatically and half want to control it themselves. What’cha going to do?