No broadcast journalist has embraced new media as much as podcast guru Leo Laporte. Although he's still got one foot in traditional broadcasting (he hosts syndicated show The Tech Guy on US satellite radio), he's managed to build up a small empire of podcasts, or netcasts as he prefers to call them, since the launch of the original TWiT (short for This Week in Tech) in 2005. It's no coincidence that he's often called the hardest working man in podcasting. Leo laughs at the use of the word 'empire' to describe the 14 hugely popular shows he hosts on the TWiT Netcast Network. "I guess it's an empire," he says, "a very small empire, but I serve at the pleasure of the community. I can never say it's mine. It's not mine, it's ours."
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机译：播客大师里奥·拉波特（Leo Laporte）还是广播电视业的新媒体。尽管他仍能涉足传统广播（他在美国卫星广播上主持了联合节目“ The Tech Guy”的主持人），但自从最初的TWiT推出以来，他设法建立了一个小型的播客或网播帝国，他更喜欢称其为“播客” （本周《科技周刊》的简称）。他经常被称为播客中最努力的人，这并非巧合。里奥（Leo）嘲笑使用“帝国”一词来形容他在TWiT网络广播网络上主持的14个非常受欢迎的节目。他说：“我想这是一个帝国，但是这是一个很小的帝国，但我为社区服务而高兴。我永远不能说这是我的。这不是我的，是我们的。”
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