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According to the Guardian, Apple is working on something called 'QuickTime 2 RSS,' which will allow someone to record a lecture and then have it automatically encoded for playback on a video-enabled iPod and seeded to an RSS feed, which would automatically be populated on the iTunes Music Store. The best part of this? It would be free, you just need to buy the camera and the Mac to run it on.
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