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Wild Card with Rachel Martin interviewed Ira Glass earlier this year at Podcast Movement in Washington DC, and that interview is in the Wild Card podcast feed this week. He doesn't think he's leaving a legacy with This American Life. He says: "I'm making a show for people who hear it now and when it's done and we don't make it anymore, it's perfectly fine for it to vanish into the mists of time like everything will. And it's fine if that happens very quickly."
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Ausha launched “Ausha Intelligence”, what it calls the first AI-powered tool designed to generate search-optimized show notes and promotional content. It was first demonstrated at Podcast Movement in Washington DC by Podnews’s Editor, and offers customisable prompts to match your editorial style.
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Steve Goldstein looks back at his “View from the Top” session at Podcast Movement, and gives us some key takeaways from folks like Ross Adams at Acast and Elsie Escobar at Libsyn.
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Podcasts are more interesting to non-listeners than ever before, says new data. Sounds Profitable published The Podcast Landscape 2024, a look at podcast consumption in the US. It claims 53% of Americans ages 18+ listen to podcasts each month (6% higher than Edison Research’s claimed 47%). The data includes the top 20 “favorite podcasts” (13% of respondents say their favorite is Joe Rogan), and suggests that YouTube has extended its lead as the most popular place to discover new shows. The study interviewed more than 5,000 Americans in an online panel. Some of the data was previewed at Podcast Movement.
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Most podcast consumers are open to discovering new podcasts, says research unveiled at Podcast Movement last week, by Cumulus Media and Westwood One. The data was collected nearly a year ago.
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Further reading: Joe Casabona’s Podcast Movement;
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Podcast Movement posted the highlights reel from the event which concluded yesterday. Good news: no Podnews Editor in this reel. Good news also: puppies!
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Most of the revenue in podcasting goes to 1% of the shows, says CodeADX, who announced at Podcast Movement a new platform that connects podcasters with Shopify stores, paying commission and generating meaningful revenue to the 99%.
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Exclusive: Podcast hosting company Ausha has launched an AI tool, “Ausha Intelligence”. The CEO Maxime Piquette, above, will unveil the tool later today at Podcast Movement. The tool has flexible AI that use Ausha’s understanding of podcast search-engine optimisation to produce metadata that’s customisable and designed to drive discoverability of new episodes.
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A new music library is launching at Podcast Movement for podcasters and documentary makers. Thrumm is from Lindsay Graham (no, not that one), specifically produced in complementary keys and tempos to allow you to transition neatly between tracks to tell your story. Thrumm is at booth 512 at Podcast Movement from tomorrow - we’re using some of the library today in our podcast. (Booth #512)
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Annalise Nielsen and Wanyee Li have joined Lower Street following the Pacific Content brand acquisition. Wanyee, known for her work on Morgan Stanley's What Should I Do With My Money joins as the newest Lower Street Producer. Annalise takes on the role of Head of Podcast Strategy & Development, you can catch her at Podcast Movement.
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In the first half of the year, advertising at Libsyn Ads has grown by 24% year-on-year. The company announced its presence at Podcast Movement 2024, and more promotions: Stephen Pickens and Anthony Savelli have been promoted to Executive Vice Presidents of Sales. The release does not mention last week’s departure of Interim CEO, John W Gibbons.
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On the Ausha stage at Podcast Movement: 👉 Tom Webster (Sounds Profitable) will reveal the latest data on podcast discoverability, precise marketing tips, and actionable strategies to elevate your podcast’s visibility.
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On the Ausha stage at Podcast Movement 👉 Learn how the PSO Control Panel can skyrocket your podcast's visibility and dominate Spotify's search results.
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The Podcast Movement 2024 app is now available from the Apple App Store and on Google Play. (Not booked yet? Code
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Triton Digital’s Sharon Taylor writes about the integration of brand-suitability tool Sounder, which the company acquired in March. She talks about the perils of being mis-categorised, and the benefits of a brand-safety tool being built-in to a podcast host. (Podcast Movement Booth 504)
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One of the biggest shows in the UK is making it to Podcast Movement in a few weeks. The host of The Diary Of A CEO, Steven Bartlett, will be talking about how podcasts and audiences are evolving, and how creators can stand out and grow their shows. You can use code
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Flightpath is to unveil predictive analytics for YouTube at Podcast Movement 2024. It means that the tool now gives real-time visibility into future availability across YouTube as well as podcasting platforms.
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Podcast Movement has published its full schedule for its event near Washington DC in August. MrBallen is the latest big name to be confirmed as a speaker. Code
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More keynote speakers at the upcoming Podcast Movement in August. Ira Glass is the iconic voice behind This American Life, and will join NPR’s Wild Card host Rachel Martin on stage. Additionally, a new edition of The Podcast Landscape will be shared on stage. Use code
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Podcast Movement has announced that Gabriel Soto from Edison Research will keynote, investigating the world of true crime podcasts with audiochuck. A number of other speakers have also been announced. (Our Editor will, of course, be there too!) Prices go up shortly - use code
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Matthew Passy has shared an image of a “Podcast Beacon”, an NFC-tappable device to share your podcast with someone. It’ll be showcased at Podcast Movement in August.
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Podcast Movement announced its first keynotes for its Washington DC event - Amanda McLoughlin and Eric Silver from Multitude Podcasts. Use code
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Podcast Movement has unveiled Industry Connect, a new zone within Podcast Movement Central to connect professionals, including dedicated meeting spaces. Companies looking to reserve a private meeting spot should contact Kristy Scott from the team. (The event is in August - code
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Mac Geek Gab’s Dave Hamilton, who has been podcasting for twenty years, will be speaking at Podcast Movement 2024. (Code
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Libsyn has integrated YouTube Music’s API, which lets podcasters automatically upload shows to YouTube. The API, which was announced at Podcast Movement Evolutions in March, automates the process of telling YouTube where your RSS feed is: Libsyn also pulls in statistics from YouTube to a separate page in the Libsyn dashboard.
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The first set of speakers for Podcast Movement in Washington DC have been announced. The event is Aug 19-22; use code
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Podcast Movement has announced a set of meetups - in Las Vegas on Apr 15, as well as May meetups in Washington DC, Philadelphia and New York, and a June meetup in Orlando.
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At Podcast Movement Evolutions, YouTube announced a YouTube Podcasting 101 workshop, to take place on Apr 26. It’s the first of a number of workshops, the company said. A new “Podcasts for you” rail in YouTube was shown, using square show art; unspecified enhancements to the podcast experience in YouTube Music were also teased.
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US podcast listening has hit an all-time high, according to a new study from Edison Research announced yesterday at Podcast Movement Evolutions. 47% of the US population 12+ has listened to a podcast over the past month, up 12% year over year. Women listeners are up 19%. We link to the whole data.
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In our Editor’s keynote at Podcast Movement Evolutions, unveiling the Report Card results, there was a special guest - Adam Curry, the co-inventor of podcasting. He spoke about RSS being “the honey badger of digital distribution - no matter what they try, they cannot kill it” - and also spoke about new features in Podcasting 2.0. The full video is available to watch here.
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Podcast Movement Evolutions starts later today in Los Angeles. The first session is the orientation event for new and veteran attendees. The AMBIES awards take place at 6pm PT / 9pm ET tonight: here’s a live video feed for you to watch the ceremony wherever you are (or see your email from Podcast Movement to RSVP). We’ll have a full list of winners tomorrow morning; and some exclusive data ahead of the unveiling of the Podnews Report Card 2024 at 9am.
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Amaze Media Labs has launched audiencelift, a new promotion tool for podcasts that delivers downloads of trailers to interested audiences. The company will be exhibiting at Podcast Movement Evolutions.
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Not long now to fill out the Podnews Report Card. It’s a way for us all to feed back to the big podcast platforms about how they’re doing. It shouldn’t take you more than a few minutes, and we’d really appreciate it. Results will be shared at Evolutions by Podcast Movement.
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Evolutions by Podcast Movement says that the official hotel is almost sold-out. Get to it! Code
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Now Hear This Entertainment is ten years old this weekend, and has published more than 500 episodes. A new episode of the show has been delivered on-time, every week, without missing once in ten years, says host Bruce Wawrzyniak. He's speaking at Evolutions by Podcast Movement next month.
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It’s only the middle of the month, but we’ve already beaten last year’s number of respondents for the Podnews Report Card. However, if you’ve not taken part yet, please give us your views on the large podcast platforms: they are read by each of them to help understand how they’re doing. Hear the results at Evolutions by Podcast Movement this March.
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The Infinite Dial 2024 (for the US) will be unveiled at Evolutions by Podcast Movement in Los Angeles on Mar 28. The gold-standard study from Edison Research is America’s longest-running survey of digital media consumer behaviour. This year, it’s with support from Audacy, Cumulus Media, and SiriusXM Media.
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The Podnews Report Card would like to capture your thoughts on the big podcast platforms. It’s our third year of compiling this data, which we anonymise and feed back to Apple, YouTube, Spotify and Amazon - and we’re keen to know what’s changed. Please take part today; we’ll reveal the results at Evolutions by Podcast Movement in March.
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Podcast Movement has announced Podfronts, its inaugural podcast upfront-style event at Evolutions on March 26. The event brings together podcasting’s top publishers with brands, agencies and buyers.
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Song Exploder is celebrating its tenth anniversary. PRX says that the show will have a number of live appearances, including at Evolutions by Podcast Movement in March and with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra in April. We can also expect a new version of the first ever show.
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Podcaster and host of the 48 Days podcast, Dan Miller, has died of pancreatic cancer. He was 76. He released his last podcast episode, after seventeen years, in December. Podcast Movement’s Jared Easley said: “His love for his family, business, and relationships was inspiring, to say the least.” Dave Jackson said: “This breaks my heart. Such an amazing man.” John Corcoran said: “He was such an inspiration.”.
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Tomorrow, Nick Borenstein from The Webby Awards is chatting with Podcast Movement’s Dan Franks about “how AI can empower and transform the landscape of podcasting.” The event is free at 1pm EST; you can register here.
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Amy Poehler has been confirmed as a speaker at Evolutions by Podcast Movement, in Los Angeles this March. The stand-up comedian and Emmy Award winner hosts Say More with Dr? Sheila (for legal reasons, Dr? must be said in the form of a question), and is known for her work on SNL and Parks & Recreation. Discounted tickets are here.
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Behind PodSquad, a free sign-in wall, Podcast Movement’s Jared Easley looks at podcast episode artwork, and “how to hook ‘em with the first glance”.
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How can you grow your show with cross-promos? Podcast Movement’s Jared Easley looks at how to do them right.
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Proof, if ever it's needed, that podcasting can reach important niche audiences: Radio Stone Update contains news and views for the hard-surfaces industry, from a news team covering granite, marble, quartz slabs, large-format porcelain and other stone fabrication in North America. In the most recent episode, learn all about StoneMart 2024. It's like Podcast Movement Evolutions, except it's about hard surfaces, not podcasts.
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There have been two sets of research into consumer attitudes into podcasts on YouTube: Amplifi Media and Coleman Insights presented The New Rules of Podcasting on YouTube at Podcast Movement, and will be guests on the Podnews Weekly Review tomorrow to talk through the study; and Tom Webster has also written about the benefit of YouTube as a place to promote a podcast.
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Exclusive: Gossip, rumour, and beer - a combination that makes for interesting stories. We heard all kinds of tales while at Podcast Movement: so we did some investigation. Was this podcast promotion company doing something naughty - or was it just the beer talking?
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Spotify for Podcasters has begun to roll out a set of features which they first announced at Podcast Movement. "Best Place To Start" and links to recommended content are now available globally, wherever you host your podcast; and more analytics tools are available.
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Ashley Carman reports on a closed-door meeting organised by Libsyn at Podcast Movement about fraudulent download numbers. Some fraud is easy to spot, the company said, including podcasters editing screenshots of their data, or unusual levels of traffic from browsers.
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Podcast Movement has released video and audio recordings from PM23. They're available to all Plus, Pro, and Virtual ticket holders. Find links in Swapcard.
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SiriusXM wrote about the biggest trends the team heard at Podcast Movement. They didn't mention the Podnews Puppies?! Hmph.
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Transistor's Justin Jackson posts a review of Podcast Movement: "What makes the conference special is the relationships you build with people there. It's the one place you can get face-to-face time with podcasters, platforms, and other folks in the industry. This year, came away from Podcast Movement more inspired than ever."
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Did you make it into the Podcast Movement Denver highlights video? The Podnews Puppies did…
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Tink Media's Lauren Passell asked people at Podcast Movement last week what they were listening to and released a great list. Michael Osborne, from Famous & Gravy, shares our Editor's choice; disappointingly, nobody mentions the Podnews Weekly Review, but we'll forgive you all. (Next week we'll have an interview with Greg Glenday, the new Chief Business Officer of Acast).
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A new podcast advertising order management platform launched at Podcast Movement. LiveRead
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At Podcast Movement, Spotify's Director of Podcast Product, Austin Lamon, announced a number of enhancements and features for podcasters, including show page customisation, creator controls for podcast previews, and a rollout of automated ads to more countries. There's a full description of the enhancements on Spotify's website
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YouTube will fully support ingestion of RSS feeds for podcasts by the end of the year, it was announced at Podcast Movement by the Product Lead Podcasting at Google, Steve McLendon, speaking to Ausha's Jennifer Han. He also made the first public acknowledgement of the ongoing beta testing that we reported on in May. (It ingests RSS audio feeds and turns them into YouTube-hosted video, like CNN One Thing which we understand is using it.)
The Podnews Puppies: at Podcast Movement, lunchtime is playtime! Find the Podnews Puppies in front of our booth between 12.30pm and 2.30pm today. We've partnered with MaxFund, an animal adoption centre in Denver.%%promo-end%%
Waggy news: introducing the Podnews Puppies! Partnering with MaxFund, an animal adoption centre in Denver, Podnews brings you lunchtime playtime with the Podnews Puppies on the Podcast Movement expo floor! Find the Podnews Puppies (and their schedule) in front of our booth. Unlimited pats and strokes on us!%%promo-end%%
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Triton Digital (Podcast Movement booth #201) released the US Podcast Ranker for July.
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Libsyn (Podcast Movement booth #101) has unveiled Predictive Contextual Targeting for podcast advertising. The company has also released data showing the size of the company's US unique monthly audience (over 16mn, bigger than The New York Times or NBC News), and is "on track to deliver 500mn monthly impressions".
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Bad news: YouTube's Kai Chuk is no longer answering questions at Podcast Movement (Wed, 2.30pm, Aurora C). Good news: his place will be taken by the Product Lead Podcasting at Google, Steve McLendon. A former co-founder of 60dB, he's been involved in the launch of podcasts on YouTube, but also looks after Google Podcasts - so knows a thing or two about the whole space. We hope to be there (if we can squeeze in) - the session's sponsored by Ausha.
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Coming to Podcast Movement? The Podcast Academy is happy to offer all in-person Podcast Movement attendees the opportunity to have a 15-minute 1-to-1 with a leading voice in podcasting at booth #607. You can sign up for a time here - guests include Jaime Albright from Tenderfoot TV, Arielle Nissenblatt from Squadcast, Jeremy Enns from The Podcast Marketing Academy, and James Cridland, our Editor.
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Podcast Movement this month looks like it'll be a busy one: the host hotel has sold out, though the organisers have secured discounts at nearby hotels. You can also now record your podcast at the event.
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Got questions about YouTube and podcasting? Here's your chance to ask Kai Chuk, YouTube's Head of Podcasting, a question. The best questions will make it to his appearance at Podcast Movement, being interviewed by Ausha's Jennifer Han.
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There's a good boy. If you're a fan of puppies, we've good news: Podcast Movement is bringing the puppies back this year.
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Amplifi Media and Coleman Research will release new research into podcasting on YouTube at Podcast Movement 2023 in Denver CO in August.
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Podcast Movement has announced the winners of scholarships to Podcast Movement 2023, in Denver in Colorado.
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Podcast Movement announced 50 new sessions for its event in Denver CO, USA, in August.
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The first set of speakers has been announced for Podcast Movement 2023 in Denver CO, USA. (Our Editor is going, and loves moderating panels, just saying.)
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Thinking about Podcast Movement in Denver? You might have received an email from some random company calling itself "Reconfirming Hotel Accommodation" or "Rooms-line", offering rubbish deals in awful airport hotels for the event. We checked with Podcast Movement's Dan Franks - it's not from them (we got it to a different email to the one we registered at PM with). Mark it as spam and help others.
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Further reading: Alex Jungius, Director of UK production company This Is Distorted, is interviewed by Pod Bible … Guy Lambert at the BBC posts Is the 'have-a-go' podcaster era coming to an end?, suggesting a decline in long-term podcast production. (The basis of the article is false.) … AdsWizz looks back at their involvement at Podcast Movement Evolutions.
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Gumball posts a recap on their panel at Podcast Movement: Betting on Yourself, How to Succeed as an Independent Podcaster
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In their podcast, The Tip JAR, we learn what the JAR Audio team learnt at Podcast Movement. AI features heavily.
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Spotify and NPR are detailing their new partnership in a post highlighting how the two companies are "forging a new partnership focused on diversification and discoverability". The major partnership was announced last week at Spotify's Stream On event and Podcast Movement Evolutions.
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Recapping: Gumball posted a recap from their webinar Pulling Back the Curtain on Podcast Ad Operations … while Steve Goldstein recapped View from The Top, the panel he hosted at Podcast Movement Evolutions (with Podnews's Editor)
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Data: Edison Research has published The Podcast Consumer 2023, a set of data from the Infinite Dial looking at US listeners to podcasting (and perfect for your slide deck). It was presented by Megan Lazovick and Wondery's General Manager Jeanine Wright at Podcast Movement.
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How can your indie podcast gain exposure? Maya Chupkov summarises some of the key takeaways from her Podcast Movement Evolutions appearance last week.
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Our Editor James Cridland shared the results of the Podnews Report Card at Podcast Movement. We'll have this data in full in Monday's Podnews; but overall, Apple has increased its lead over Spotify as the most favoured podcast platform used by podcast creators. YouTube is eagerly awaited by many publishers; and Google Podcasts saw a disappointing fall in ratings from those in the industry.
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Spotify revealed their latest interface, a vertically-scrolling way to discover new shows (and music, including video clips). Spotify has also unveiled Autoplay for Podcasts - when a podcast ends, another relevant episode that fits your taste will automatically play. (As our Editor will reveal later on Thursday at Podcast Movement, Spotify has the lowest figure for per-person podcast consumption in the industry: these automated plays will significantly change that).
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Podcast Movement Evolutions is about to start in Las Vegas NV, USA. A multi-track podcasting event, it's designed to help people keep up with the evolving landscape of audio and podcasting.
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At Podcast Movement this week, CoHost will unveil B2B Analytics, a feature designed to help B2B brands and agencies uncover which companies are listening to their podcast.
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Today is your last day to fill in the Podnews Report Card. This year, we're giving direct feedback to all the major podcast platforms about what you think; as well as reporting at Podcast Movement about who's improved and who hasn't in the past year. Please take part: it'll take less than five minutes (unless you're really slow at typing).
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The Podnews Weekly Review will be recorded live on stage at Podcast Movement Evolutions - Mar 9 at 12pm. Recordings are open to everyone, whatever ticket type you'll have. Sam Sethi and James Cridland will have guests connected to the week's news.
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All the best podcasters are filling in the Podnews Report Card. Your feedback goes back (anonymously) to the podcast platforms, and helps them know where to improve. If you're one of the best podcasters and you've not yet filled it in, we'd suggest you rectify that - results at Podcast Movement.
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Podcast Movement Evolutions has made its eighth speaker announcement. (Podnews will be there)
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Podnews's Editor, James Cridland, is confirmed to be speaking at Podcast Movement Evolutions this year - he'll be sharing the results of the Podnews Report Card. It's your yearly opportunity to have your say about podcast platforms and apps - take part today, it should only take a few minutes.
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The full schedule for Podcast Movement Evolutions is now live; the event is in Las Vegas in early March. Meanwhile, The Podcast Show 2023 in London is selling passes at an early bird price, saving 35% for May's event.
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Sounds Profitable has announced new research and content partners, and their presence at SXSW and Podcast Movement Evolutions.
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Podcast Movement Evolutions has announced a third set of speakers. Among those announced, Dan Granger from Oxford Road will discuss brand suitability. Podnews will be there.
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From editaudio: editaudio: On The Road A traveling podcast sharing the thoughts, feelings, anecdotes and advice collected from the attendees who stopped by our mobile sound booth at Podcast Movement.
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Podcast Movement Evolutions has announced the second set of speakers for Las Vegas in March. CES has kicked off in the city.
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First speakers announced for Podcast Movement Evolutions Vice Media to make video for Spotify in Indonesia, and Betterhelp still the number one podcast advertiser
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Podcast Movement Evolutions has announced the first set of confirmed speakers for the event in Las Vegas NV, this March. If you want to save money, you might take advantage of the holiday sale for registration.
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Want to speak at Podcast Movement Evolutions in Las Vegas? You've until Fri Oct 28.
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Podcast Movement posted an apology to Ben Shapiro after earlier apologising for Ben Shapiro's presence.
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Edison Research has posted a précis of Gabriel Soto's keynote at Podcast Movement in Dallas. Fear is good, he says, adding: "don't be afraid to learn something".
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After a social media backlash, Podcast Movement says it is "putting in place policies to guide our social media & events with inclusivity, diversity & respect for all".
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Gumball post about their panel at Podcast Movement 2022.
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At Podcast Movement, research company nuvoodoo unveiled research on Six Things That Listeners Love About Podcasts (and Four That Drive Them Crazy). A blog post from the company highlights one of the six positive things; and tells us there's a webinar to come.
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Discovered that everyone else owns the same suitcase as you do? That's one use for those stickers you picked up at Podcast Movement.
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Most podcast producers use Zoom for guest interviews, according to new research from Interview Valet, announced at Podcast Movement. 74% of guest interviews have a video component; and 5% of shows charge the guest to appear.
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The Podcast Broker, a new service for buying and selling podcasts, was launched at Podcast Movement. The service is the brainchild of TrueNativeMedia's Heather Osgood, and aims to make it easy to buy and sell podcasts just like you would trade any other business. (Podnews's Editor is an advisor. Disclosures)
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Kai Chuk, YouTube's Director of Podcasting, will speak at Podcast Movement on Thursday. We reached out to YouTube's PR team for comment, but have heard nothing back.
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In his first blog for Bumper, Dan Misener looks closely at how podcast recommendations work in Spotify: and makes the surprising discovery that, while 14% of recommendations are to Spotify's own shows, Joe Rogan is never promoted to users. (Misener is speaking at Podcast Movement).
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Podcast hosting company Transistor has shared tips and tricks for Podcast Movement 2022, from when to go to what to do.
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Podnews's Editor, James Cridland, will be speaking at Podcast Movement 2022 on how podcasters can effectively boost discoverability. The session is part of Quill Inc. and CoHost’s Growth Track, which will cover various sessions around growth, audience engagement, podcast analytics, and maintaining motivation.
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Two CNN journalists and podcasters have been confirmed as the closing keynote for Podcast Movement 2022. Audie Cornish, a former NPR presenter and host of "a new podcast from CNN Audio", and Dr Sanjay Gupta, will be being hosted by Erica Mandy.
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Blubrry post tips for networking at events like Podcast Movement. (One more tip: wear something branded with your show or company.)
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Edison Research says that podcast listening has rebounded since the slightly disappointing Infinite Dial numbers released earlier this year. Gabriel Soto reports a sizeable increase in younger audiences. He'll be at Podcast Movement. (So will we!)
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PodMov Daily, Podcast Movement's daily newsletter that's almost as good as this one, celebrated its 3 year anniversary. Congratulations, Brennan and the team, from this 5.1 year-old.
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"What would you do if you had 50 people come see you speak live in a room? Imagine you’re lucky enough to lead a panel at Podcast Movement in front of 500 people. What if 5000 people came. What kind of prep would you do?" Steven Goldstein writes about visualising a podcast audience. It's hard to build an audience, he says - it's easier to lose them.
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Podcast Movement has published the full 2022 schedule for the August event in Dallas.
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Podcast Movement is running a study of podcast listeners. If that's you, here's the survey; it'll take two minutes, and results will be presented in August.
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iHeartMedia was also at Cannes, "on the iHeart Yacht". Topics covered were diversity and representation, LGBTQ+ visibility and NFTs in media, launching its first NFT-hosted show; while at a party, Sam Smith sang and Paris Hilton did an exclusive DJ set (not that exclusive, though, eh, Podcast Movement Evolutions attendees?)
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The New Media Show comes from the NAB Show in the most recent episode, with Dan Franks from Podcast Movement and streaming media specialist Dan Rayburn as guests. Here's a recipe to enjoy the podcast to.
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Podcast Movement 2022 has made some speaker announcements, including Dallas Taylor from Twenty Thousand Hertz, Robert Riggs from True Crime Reporter, and Fireside Chat's Mark Cuban and Falon Fatemi, returning to speak about "The Power of Web3 and Metaverse: The Future of Podcasting, Media, and Entertainment". We'll be at the event too.
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Podcast Movement has announced Criminal's co-creator Phoebe Judge as a keynote speaker at the upcoming Podcast Movement 2022 in Dallas, TX. (Podnews will be there.)
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Sounds Profitable announced the Business Leaders Summit, in collaboration with Podcast Movement on Tuesday, Aug 23, in Dallas TX. The summit is built with four sessions: new research, successful measurement, video and programmatic. People at companies that sponsor Sounds Profitable, like Libsyn's AdvertiseCast, get in for free.
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Speaker submissions for Podcast Movement are closing on Friday evening. The event is in Dallas TX this August.
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Podcast Movement is hosting a set of sessions at the NAB Show in Las Vegas next week. There's also a meet-up ("drinks, networking and fun") - register here.
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A year after it announced podcasts in its app and other audio tools, Facebook's interest in podcasting is waning, according to Bloomberg's Ashley Carman. The company still hasn't launched podcasts outside of the US, and was entirely absent at Podcast Movement Evolutions; it also hasn't renewed some deals with Live Audio Rooms partners, as it pivots to focus on the 'metaverse'.
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From Acast: Guys Next Door spoke at Podcast Movement Evolutions last month. Mack Wilds, Mouse Jones, and FlyRy guide us through an in-depth look on this generation’s thoughts on love, relationships, sex, and everything in between.
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Alberto Betella has suggested a
podcast:verify
tag, designed to removed the need for podcasters to expose their email addresses in RSS feeds. It was designed after informal discussions with others at Podcast Movement Evolutions.
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Alban Brooke retells a story he'd heard at Podcast Movement last week about automated advertising for podcasts. Attributed to NPR (who deny they've ever done this), the system would turn on Facebook marketing when shows dip out of the Apple Podcasts charts: and turn it off when shows re-enter. Sounds a clever idea.
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Want a recap of Podcast Movement Evolutions 2022 from Dan Franks, one of the organisers?
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The results of the Podnews Report Card were announced at Podcast Movement Evolution by our Editor, James Cridland. Selections from the 750 comments captured are on the Podnews website. Apple and Spotify received roughly equal votes overall, but very different responses.
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At Podcast Movement Evolutions, Edison Research unveiled the Infinite Dial 2022. For the first time, the number of US monthly podcast listeners dropped, slightly, to 38% (down from 41% a year ago). The slight drop was mainly 12-34 year-olds "going back to school, and going back to work" after the pandemic, said Edison Research SVP Tom Webster. Data was compiled in January. (The weekly listening figure is now 26%).
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A new book has been published, called Narrow Podcasting - a book for business owners who podcast. Author Toby Goodman is at Podcast Movement Evolutions; the book is available on Kindle (and, in LA, in print).
Programming note: We're at Podcast Movement Evolutions next week. From Tuesday to Friday, we'll be focusing on a smaller amount of stories from the event.
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Fireside Chat has a new app icon. The website now promotes video, rather than audio. Co-founder Falon Fatemi is speaking at Podcast Movement Evolutions.
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Podnews will be at Podcast Movement, and, just announced, our Editor, James Cridland, will be giving the first keynote on March 24 at 8.30am - unveiling the results of the Podnews Report Card and how publishers see the big platforms. Come for the report card, stay for Will Ferrell.
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Kai Chuk, YouTube’s Director of Podcasting and Next Gen Media Partnerships, will be speaking at Podcast Movement Evolutions. This will be the first public presentation from Chuk since starting his current position at the end of last year.
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Undisclosed has announced it has come to an end, with the final episode published yesterday. Hosted by Rabia Chaudry, here's the history of the show. She's on a panel at Podcast Movement in two weeks.
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Podcast Movement has announced Latif Nasser, Radiolab co-host, as a keynote speaker at Podcast Movement Evolutions. Registration is here; Podnews will be there.
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Will Ferrell is speaking at Podcast Movement Evolutions as part of the first keynote. He'll join Conal Byrne (CEO, Digital Audio Group at iHeartMedia) to discuss his experience hosting his own The Ron Burgundy Podcast, and growth of his Big Money Players podcast network. Here's where to get tickets: we'll be there!
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Dan Franks, co-founder of Podcast Movement, will be on The New Media Show today, live at 3pm EST, with Rob Greenlee and Todd Cochrane. You'll be able to watch live.
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This year's Edison Research Infinite Dial will be presented at Podcast Movement Evolutions on Mar 23. The research shows the total number of US adults who listen to podcasts, among other things. It's sponsored this year by Wondery and ART19; and you'll also be able to watch online.
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This year's Podcasting Hall of Fame inductees will be unveiled at 9am ET today by Podcast Movement. Presented by Libsyn, the honor recognizes an individual’s outstanding work in podcasts and their significant contributions to the booming podcast industry: we're expecting eight new inductees to be announced. The ceremony itself is at Podcast Movement Evolutions on May 25; past inductees are on the Hall of Fame website, including School of Podcasting's Dave Jackson, above.
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A free podcast production workshop has been announced by the Ossa Collective women's podcast network. It'll be hosted in Santa Monica CA, just before Podcast Movement Evolutions; you're invited to apply now.
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The Podcast Hall of Fame is coming back. Presented by Libsyn, the awards recognise those that have made a difference to podcasting. The ceremony will be held at Podcast Movement Evolutions in Los Angeles on Mar 25, though open to everyone. It last took place in 2018; the current members will be involved in choosing this year's inductees; eight were announced in 2018, and we expect a similar number this year.
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Edison Research's Infinite Dial 2022 will be announced at Podcast Movement Evolutions, the company has announced. Founder and President Larry Rosin is a guest this week on the Podland podcast.
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Podcast Movement has a sale for both Podcast Movement Evolutions in LA in March, and Podcast Movement 2022 in Dallas in August. We're hoping to make it to LA, Omicron permitting! The sale ends today at midnight.
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Podcast Movement has chatted with Talib Jasir, CEO and Founder of Afros & Audio; they're running a festival Nov 13-14.
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Tom Webster has shared video of his keynote at Podcast Movement; and focused on what Facebook might mean for podcasters - if you've the right mindset.
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Profit with Podcasting interviews the President of Podcast Movement, Dan Franks. Their next big event is in March in Los Angeles.
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How podcasters can grow their show with cross-promos - writing for Podnews, Podcast Movement's Jared Easley suggests that cross-promotions are a great way to help your podcast's discoverability.
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Podcast Movement Evolutions is accepting speaker applications. The event is in Los Angeles CA, Mar 23-26.
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Kate Erickson has written about her biggest takeaways from Podcast Movement 2021. She suggests preparation, discipline and flexibility to get the most out of these events.
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Podcast Movement sessions from PM21 in Nashville are now all available on the PM virtual platform. You can buy access now.
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Podsights has terminated its contract with Libsyn's AdvertiseCast, according to a notice on Podsights' website. Podsights attribution will not be available to advertisers attempting to run campaigns on Libsyn's AdvertiseCast from Oct 11. Podnews understands a notice of termination was sent after a Libsyn employee accosted a female Podsights staff member at a virtual event in April, but the banner only appeared after Podsights was called "malicious" and "ignorant" by the same person, Libsyn's Rob Walch, during a session at Podcast Movement. Walch accused Podsights of "f#cking this community" in an aggressive speech that we're told is part of a pattern of targeted behaviour against Podsights.
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The Sound Off Podcast interviewed Catherine O'Brien a week or so ago about her experiences at Podcast Movement.
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AdsWizz and Simplecast have published their session at Podcast Movement 2021; with discussions about audience growth and dynamic ad insertion.
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Maribel Quezada Smith learnt some Unexpected & Valuable Lessons From Podcast Movement 2021 - including a replacement to the business card that'll never run out.
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After Podnews highlighted Fireside Chat's terms of service following its public launch at Podcast Movement, the company released updated terms late last week. The new terms (differences here) seek to clarify the 'General Media Release' section about ownership of content, and one clause has been removed. We have reviewed Fireside's new terms and conditions.
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Did Apple Podcasts cancel their private briefings at Podcast Movement, like we claimed yesterday? Yes: but as part of a travel ban at the company. We're told that the team are still chatting regularly to podcast hosting companies; and have corrected that part of our story yesterday.
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Seth Resler writes about his experience at Podcast Movement, while Jenna Spinelle has three takeaways from the conference.
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At Podcast Movement, Megaphone launched its Audience Insights Dashboard, working with Nielsen, allowing publishers to segment their audience with details like "job seeker", "tech adopter" or even "dog owner".
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At Podcast Movement, Mark Cuban and Falon Fatemi spoke about their new storytelling platform Fireside Chat. Cuban described podcasting as being “old, tired and beat up,” adding “...there’s only one way to monetize - by lying your ass off to secure sponsorships.” The app is available now on iOS. Reactions below.
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Being unable to travel from Melbourne VIC, Australia, didn't stop Triton Digital's Sharon Taylor from attending Podcast Movement (seen above with Edison Research's Tom Webster). Based at Triton Digital's stand, #RobotSharon has been dancing and making friends with many conference-goers. It's unclear how it works with a glass of wine.
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Launching today at Podcast Movement is a new social voice messaging service, PodInbox. "PodInbox wants to destroy that old technology we call voicemail", the company says. There's a special deal for attendees.
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Many podcasters are converging on Nashville for Podcast Movement. So far, organiser Jared Easley has met someone with a Podcast Movement tattoo on their arm. We can't join you this year, but please snag a t-shirt for us.
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Podcast Movement's Dan Franks talks to Audioburst about what to expect at Podcast Movement 2021. The event talkes place in Nashville TN, USA, on August 3-6. (One thing not to expect, sadly, is Podnews - we can't travel).
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Fireside, the social chat service, is now available on the Apple App Store. "Fireside is the next evolution of Storytelling. It is where the world's greatest creators go to bring the audience into the story through interactive virtual shows.", it says; it's still invite-only though. The founders, Mark Cuban and Falon Fatemi, are speaking at Podcast Movement.
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Macmillan Podcasts' Kathy Doyle sings the praises of the short-form podcast in an interview for Podcast Movement. Mignon Fogarty, the host of Grammar Girl, is a guest on Podland this Thursday.
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How to Create and Host an In-Person Event for Your Podcast - Podcast Movement's Jared Easley wrote this tip for Entrepreneur.
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Benjamin Bellamy from Ad Aures will be speaking at Podcast Movement about value4value, in a talk entitled "Podcastindex: How to unleash your value thanks to the Podcast Namespace"
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Mark Cuban and Falon Fatemi have been confirmed as keynote speakers at Podcast Movement. They're co-founders of Fireside, a social audio platform currently in closed beta.
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If Clubhouse isn't your thing, what are the alternative audio platforms for podcasters to use? Podcast Movement's Jared Easley looks at Greenroom, Fireside, Stereo, Yibber and Leher (and others).
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In School of Podcasting, Dave Jackson talks to Dan Franks to find out how the preparation for Podcast Movement in Nashville is going.
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Podcast Movement 21 has announced their keynote speakers for their event in Nashville TN, USA; expect Kate Erickson from Entrepreneurs on Fire, and Tom Webster from Edison Research.
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In his first article for Podnews, Podcast Movement's Jared Easley outlines How to create a compelling call to action in your podcast episodes. In part, he recommends being concise and simple.
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Podcast Movement has published details about the hotel for Podcast Movement 21, which looks quite a thing, and how virtual tickets will work.
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How Podcasters Can Get Their Interview Guests to Help Promote the Episode, by Podcast Movement's Jared Easley, points out that it really isn't their responsibility to share your episode in the first place.
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Facebook post Creative Tips for Video on Facebook and Instagram on Podcast Movement's website. Among their advice: "Dive right into the content — try to avoid using introductions or title cards".
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Want to speak at Podcast Movement in Nashville? They're looking for speaker submissions (you'll be physically in Nashville).
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Podcast Movement has announced the dates and venues for their in-person events in 2022. Podcast Movement Evolutions will be in Los Angeles CA from March 23-26. Podcast Movement 2022 will be in Dallas TX from August 23-26. Podnews aim to be at both.
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What marketing strategies work best for your podcast? Jeremy Helton, a podcast marketing consultant, replies to a Podcast Movement tweet with some gold advice.
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You can earn money on Facebook, according to an article by Facebook on Podcast Movement.
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Podcast Movement 21 speaker submissions are now open. The event is in Nashville TN in August.
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What are Mark Cuban's thoughts about podcasting? He spoke to Erica Mandy at Podcast Movement; she writes about the interview in Business Insider.
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The One Change That Took Us From $20 to $900 a Month on Patreon (Sean Howard, Podcast Movement)
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How to make a first impression with the press (Wil Williams, Elena Fernández Collins, Podcast Movement)
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Writing for Podcast Movement, Daren Lake writes about making the most of a failed podcast.
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Climbing the Listener Pyramid: The Key to Podcast Growth (Nick Loper, Podcast Movement)
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How to Define (and Refine) Your Podcast with a Show Bible (Podcast Movement, Doug Fraser)
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The Benefits of Host-Read Dynamic Ad Insertion for Podcasts (Podcast Movement)
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The Podcast Movement Facebook group has reached 50,000 members. The group adds around 500 members every two weeks, according to statistics shared by Jared Easley.
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Missed someone's Christmas present? Not been able to visit the swag tables at Podcast Movement this year? Worry not - the PodMatch podcast clothing store has just been launched, selling clothing and accessories - and even a mug or two.
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What John Cleese taught me about podcasting (Doug Fraser, Podcast Movement)
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Why being interviewed sucks (and how to fix it) (Doug Fraser, Podcast Movement)
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What is the first thirty seconds of your podcast like? Seth Resler and a worthy panel did a session at Podcast Movement Virtual, explaining how to get your listeners hooked.
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Nielsen shared stats about podcasting at Podcast Movement Virtual. In a blog post, the company covers its own data, and the other speakers in the panels that the company took part in. Nielsen also spoke at the Radio INK Hispanic conference.
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Podcast Movement has shared a few virtual networking sessions on their website.
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Mark Cuban spoke at Podcast Movement Virtual - if you missed it, Podcast Movement have posted his full keynote with Erica Mandy from The NewsWorthy.
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Dan Franks from Podcast Movement is interviewed about how their Virtual event went this year.
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As Podcast Movement Virtual continues, details of PodFest China 2020 have been added to our events website. The in-person event is in Shanghai on October 31. Their 200+ tickets sold out in 8 minutes, they say.
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Podcast Movement Virtual kicked off yesterday with a keynote from Edison Research's Tom Webster. He unveiled the slide above - showing that podcasting's share of all audio listening is now 6% of all consumption. Fittingly, it was also World Statistics Day yesterday.
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Podcast Movement Virtual starts today - with a set of keynotes. Our Editor, James Cridland, is moderating a session about emerging podcast markets later today - join him with guests from Asia, Africa and Europe. Yes, there's still time to register. (Hint: look in the classifieds)
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In Australia, the ABC has announced that OzPod, the annual conference for the podcast industry in the country, will not be taking place this year. Instead, they've negotiated a discount for Podcast Movement Virtual, mailed to all past attendees; the ABC will be participating in panels during the event. The letter promises "future OzPod events".
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The Podcast Movement Virtual schedule is now available. The event takes place in October: tickets are here.
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Podcast Movement Virtual has announced Mark Cuban as a keynote speaker, in conversation with The Newsworthy's Erica Mandy.
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What podcasters need to know about music licensing discusses music use in podcasting, including bespoke compositions. (Podcast Movement)
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Podcast Movement has announced the first set of speakers for Podcast Movement Virtual. The event runs October 19-29.
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How to Use Your Existing Podcast's Platform to Discuss Current Events (Jamila Souffrant of Journey to Launch & Stephen Hart of Trailblazers·fm, at Podcast Movement's Shift 2020 event).
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Podcast Movement Virtual has unveiled the platform they will be using for their event in October.
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Talking about Dallas - that's where Podcast Movement was going to be this year, before it became a virtual event. Last week, Megaphone CEO Brendan Monaghan spoke with Podcast Movement President Dan Franks in a webinar: we've kindly been supplied the transcript. In it, learn about Podcast Movement's success with a Spanish-language podcast newsletter; the changes as Podcast Movement has grown; and how microphone companies are changing because of podcasting.
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How to Create an Accessible Podcast (Podcast Movement)
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Podcast Movement Virtual has opened its call for speakers.
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Exclusive: Due to the ongoing global pandemic, Podcast Movement 2020, in Dallas TX, has been cancelled. To take its place, Podcast Movement will today announce what they expect to be the world's largest ever virtual podcasting event, Podcast Movement Virtual, over two weeks from October 19 - 29. The event will consist of over 100 live breakout sessions, panel discussions, and keynotes.
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SHIFT, the kickoff event for the Podcast Movement University, happens later today. It's free to take part in this virtual day, and free to be a member of the University.
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Podcast Movement has announced the speakers and presentations for the Podcast Movement University's SHIFT kickoff virtual event, on Jul 14.
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Podcast Movement has launched the Podcast Movement University, a community and networking service. We've been trying it for a week or so; it comes recommended. Additionally, they have a kickoff event on Tuesday July 14, called Shift. You can sign up for free.
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First look: Want to win over $100,000-worth of prizes? Supercast has launched their Paid to Podcast competition, with a grand prize including cash, a trip to San Diego to have lunch with Pat Flynn, promotion and a pro ticket to Podcast Movement 2021. All podcasts that enter will be considered for an investment offer from Supercast's investors, Tiny. You can enter now.
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Podcast Movement looks at How podcasters can leverage YouTube
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Congratulations to the Podcast Movement team, who are celebrating over 35,000 members in the Podcast Movement Facebook community. You should take part!
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Essential Interview Prep for Podcasters (Podcast Movement)
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Tips for narrative podcasts by Cherie Turner (Podcast Movement)
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In The New Media Show with Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee, they interview Bradley Davis, the CEO of Podchaser. Bradley is also the subject of Podcast Movement's ten questions.
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Which platforms allow remote recordings and interviews? (Podcast Movement)
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At Podcast Movement, Wil Williams has tips to stay sane and focused - be your own listener.
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Podcast Movement has added a page highlighting top side hustles for podcasters that need extra income.
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Writing on Podcast Movement's website, Doug Fraser shares the plus/minus system for storytelling.
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Got ten minutes to spare for the folks at Podcast Movement? They have a survey as they 'work on something new'.
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Podcast Movement is five months away; and currently is still planned to happen at the end of August. Happily, the event is scheduled to be in Dallas TX this year, which is where Podcast Movement's main headquarters is based, so they know what it's like. The company has also posted details of a "contingency registration", and ways that it offers to remain part of the podcasting community.
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The Podcast Movement Las Vegas meetup on Apr 21 has been cancelled (since the NAB Show is too). Podcade 20, in Maryland, has also been cancelled.
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From Podcast Movement Evolutions - here is our Editor's speech on international podcast consumption. We're grateful to Podcast Movement for helping us with the audio from the event.
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The launch of The Podcast Academy was announced at Podcast Movement on Friday morning. Like similar organisations for TV, music and film, this is a membership-driven, not-for-profit organisation designed to be inclusive to the entire podcast industry, it will run annual peer-based awards - The Golden Mics - as well as "advancing knowledge and relationships in and around the business". A website is live at thepodcastacademy·com.
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Podcast Movement Evolutions has kicked off in Los Angeles CA, USA. The first of three keynotes featured (on World Radio Day) Bob Pittman, CEO of iHeartMedia, Conal Byrne, President of iHeart Media, and AdWeek's 2019 Producer of the Year, Misha Euceph. There will be a number of announcements during the show: we'll report on many of them in Monday's issue. James Cridland, our Editor, will be moderating a Q&A this morning as part of the opening keynote session; and talking at 10.30am in the Gold Room.
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iHeartMedia released its new iHeart Podcast AdSuite at Podfront. It offers a number of tools, including iHeartPodcast Boost, a service that promotes clips of podcasts across the "almost 300 million listeners" of around 900 iHeartRadio stations in the US. iHeartMedia also announced an expansion of Spanish-language content, including a multi-year development, co-production and distribution partnership with multicultural digital audio network, reVOLVER. At Podcast Movement later today, Bob Pittman, CEO of iHeartMedia and Conal Byrne, President of iHeartMedia, will both speak.
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Podfront LA is happening tomorrow morning in Los Angeles: eight podcast networks will be announcing new shows, and Edison Research's Tom Webster will be giving an opening keynote. The event is at Century City in Los Angeles: we'll have details of the announcements later. Podcast Movement Evolutions is later this week.
You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave - we're in Los Angeles CA, USA, this week for Podcast Movement Evolutions. Say hello to our Editor (you'll spot the shirt) and grab a free laptop sticker.
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Google Podcasts Developer Fun Corner: We went digging through the Google Podcasts code, hoping to find a way of finding additional search operators, like searching by publisher, perhaps. We couldn't find that, but we could find language to help people subscribe to podcasts, so perhaps that functionality is coming soon. However, the Google Podcasts code also contains a hardcoded link to this unstyled test page, called 'A testing podcast from RCB' that contains someone drumming. This podcast also appears in proper Google Podcasts, and has an RSS feed. Our guess is that this might be Robin Bhaduri's drumming; he is a product manager for Google Podcasts, and was present at Podcast Movement last year. (We assume he's a better product manager than drummer).
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Podcast Movement Evolutions is almost sold out, the company says, as it releases their final keynote details. All attendees will also receive a 'virtual ticket' of audio recordings from every session from their chosen track. Podnews's Editor, James Cridland, will be speaking about international podcast trends first thing Friday in the Industry Pro Track.
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Gary Leland has been named Executive Vice President of BizTalkRadio, a US radio company. Leland was a co-founder of Podcast Movement, and one of the first 100 podcasters.
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Shared by Podcast Movement, this piece from NPR about pronouncing foreign names on-air is worth a read. If you don't know how someone pronounces their name? Rewrite the script to remove it, it says.
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Heneka Watkis-Porter has released Podcast Power, a book claiming to be "The Quick-Start Guide to Launching and Leveling-Up Your Brand". She's speaking at, among others, Podcast Movement Evolutions and Podfest.
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Dan Franks from Podcast Movement is this week's guest in The New Media Show with Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee.
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Podcast Movement Dallas 2020 has opened a call for speaker proposals.
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Writing on Podcast Movement's website, Doug Fraser lets us know how long an interview should be.
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Podcast Movement have announced a new set of speakers for Podcast Movement Evolutions. Our Editor is speaking about international podcasting trends.
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It's not all about downloads. Podcast Movement lists three ways your organisation can measure podcast growth
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Podcast Movement have announced more speakers for Podcast Movement Evolutions in February. Our Editor, James Cridland, is also speaking.
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Podcast Movement Sessions is back for a new season. Dan Franks tells Podnews: "We've invested heavily into the production this season, to shed light on some of the most important (and sometimes sensitive and controversial) topics in the space, framed by our Society, Culture and Advocacy track at PM19." (Ted Woods / Omny Studio)
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Podcast conferences are a great place to market yourself. Podcast Movement has a piece from Ma'ayan Plaut explaining exactly how to go about doing that. (Tip: branded clothing works.)
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Thanks to Podcast Movement, who remind us that their prices go up on Monday so you should book now
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Registration prices for Podcast Movement 2020 and Podcast Movement Evolutions both go up on Cyber Monday. You probably want to book now.
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Accessibility is a big thing for websites, say Elena Fernández Collins and Wil Williams writing for Podcast Movement.
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The founder of the Locked On Podcast Network, David Locke, spoke with Podcast Movement. The network has 130 individual podcasts for local US sports teams.
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Podcast Movement filmed a bunch of mini-documentaries about podcasters. They've just released Helena Watkis-Porter and Dave Cross (and here's our editor.
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Podcast Movement Evolutions, a new event this February in Los Angeles CA, USA, has opened a call for speakers. You can also register for both events.
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Want to find our what makes our Editor excited about podcasting? This mini-documentary from Podcast Movement might be the thing you want. Includes a cameo appearance from Evo Terra, and a surprising amount of shaking hands.
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Writing in Podcast Movement, Seth Resler and a cast of audio professionals listen to, and critique, The Hidden Entrepreneur.
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iHeartRadio's Bob Pittman made a strong statement at the recent NAB RadioShow: "podcasting is radio's birthright". Fred Jacobs, the brains behind the Broadcasters meet Podcasters session at Podcast Movement, urges us to take a deep breath before reacting in a blog post.
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Not launched your podcast yet? Launch your new podcast in 28 days, in Podcast Movement's 28 Day Challenge, and you'll have the chance to attend Podcast Movement in 2020 - for free.
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Maggie McGuire, the CEO of Pinna, an ad-free children's audio network, talks to Podcast Movement. They advertise themselves, though: "We’re running advertising across audio networks including Spotify, Pandora, and NPR, and across podcast networks like Megaphone and Midroll."
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Tom Webster from Edison Research has published a version of his Podcast Movement speech, Three Ways To Survive Podcasting's Existential Crisis. He suggests that listeners don't care about RSS, and just care about the show: however it's delivered. Webster recommends that we be on whatever platform listeners want us to be.
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Gavin Gaddis of DiscoverPods writes up his experience of Podcast Movement. It's a good read if you'd like to come to one of the two events next year.
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At Podcast Movement this year was TechCrunch, who write their five takeaways from the event.
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Why don't podcasts work on smart speakers? Steve Goldstein highlights reasons why, from his panel at Podcast Movement.
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Wondery's Dr Death has hit the #1 spot in Apple Podcasts worldwide, after translated versions were released last week at Podcast Movement. They're the first to launch a set of translated podcasts across the world. (Here's how the Apple Charts work).
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Podcast Movement is doubling in size next year. The team have announced that Podcast Movement 2020 will be in Dallas TX next August, while a new event, Podcast Movement Evolutions, will be in February in Los Angeles CA.
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Today, Podcast Music are covering the announcement that "everything about using music in podcasts is about to change" (3.45pm in the Broadcasters Meet Podcasters track at Podcast Movement). The press release sounds exciting; it's massively welcome, but a little more complicated: notably it's for US podcasters only, it'll start next year, and there are no agreements yet with any record labels. We have the full details of what has been agreed.
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Podcast Movement starts today, after a busy day of pre-meetings yesterday. The largest podcast gathering in the world is in Orlando FL, USA between now and the end of Friday. The main stage will be streaming live throughout. We're there too!
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Commercial music is coming to podcasts, according to a pre-announcement. SoundExchange and PodcastMusic are set to announce a service "to provide a new solution for the rapidly growing podcast industry to secure music with fully integrated global licenses". The service is set to launch next year; the press release says that "participation in this service by publishers, labels, and other rights owners is on a voluntary basis." The announcement will be made on Thursday at Podcast Movement.
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As people begin travelling to Podcast Movement, Ma'ayan Plaut writes how to market yourself at podcast conferences. We'll be at #PM19, from late Tuesday afternoon.
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Podnews's Editor, James Cridland, is moderating What Google means for podcasters at Podcast Movement (Friday 10am, Gatlin E6). The session promises "a technical dive into Google’s recent moves in podcasting, including discoverability and SEO"; we'll have speaker information soon.
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At Podcast Movement, CEntrance will be showing off the MicPort Pro 2, a "portable professional recording interface for your laptop, tablet, or smartphone".
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Next week at Podcast Movement, Cleanfeed is launching what they call the first ever browser-based multitrack recorder, good for editing remote interviews and adding effects like noise reduction. (It'll be at booth 325).
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Advice: Writing for Podcast Movement, Dave Jackson reckons that you should stop using your "limited technical knowledge" as a reason to not do a podcast. Amy Woods highlights how My Dad Wrote A ... has repurposes the hell out of their content - content that, in the beginning, was repurposed anyway.
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Jacobs Media has unveiled their schedule for Broadcasters meet Podcasters, a multi-day track at the Podcast Movement 2019 conference in Orlando that promises to "combine the energy and electricity of the podcasting space with the expertise, talent, and reach of the broadcasting world".
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It's almost time for Podcast Movement 2019. The good folks at Cabana have written this primer for the event, including their pick of the monetisation sessions. Inexplicably absent: the podcast newsletter craze, and a look at podcasts in emerging markets. (wink)
Sponsorship of Podnews is available for August. Got announcements at Podcast Movement? Let us help amplify them for you. We're at updates@podnews.net
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Among the many companies at Podcast Movement 2019: Cleanfeed, a company that enables high quality sound from anywhere, just using a browser. The press release also mentions a new pricing plan for podcasting.
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Guy Raz is to step away from his role as host and editorial director of the TED Radio Hour. Here's the job advertisement for his replacement. He looks back at seven years of hosting the show on the NPR website. He's also just been announced as a keynote speaker for Podcast Movement.
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Jacobs Media and Podcast Movement have announced the agenda for the Broadcasters meet Podcasters track at Podcast Movement, designed for radio broadcasters.
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Podcast Movement have published their full speaker schedule. The event is in mid-August in Orlando FL, USA (and we'll be there). The organisers have also announced twenty scholarship recipients.
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At Podcast Movement 2019, Thurs 15 Aug 11.30am - 12.15pm, an exciting session: hearing from podcast newsletter writers. Wil Williams, Skye Pillsbury and Podnews editor James Cridland will be on stage with Arielle Nissenblatt from EarBuds Podcast Collective. We suspect only one will be silly enough to wear a branded shirt.
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Gary Leland, a member of the Podcasters Hall of Fame, co-founder of Podcast Movement and owner of Podcast Pickle is rapidly increasing his cryptocurrency podcast footprint: he now has a network of five podcasts, and more to come, he tells us.
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WarnerMedia Podcast Network is working together with Rainstream Media on season two of Somebody Somewhere. In an interview with Podnews, GM/VP Tyler Moody explains the strategy behind the move, as well as his thoughts on Apple's new categories and what he gets out of Podcast Movement.
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We're also at, variously, the Power of Audio conference in Auckland, New Zealand (June 25); in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (30 June to 2 July); at Radiodays Africa in Johannesburg, South Africa (3-5 July); Podcast Movement, Orlando FL (14-17 August); Radiodays Asia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (3-5 July); Momentum, Orlando FL, 4-6 September; Amsterdam and Hilversum, Netherlands, 9-11 September; and far too many airports. We'd love to catch up with you - we like beer or coffee.
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Podcast Movement has announced that Scholarship Applications are now open, for "brand new, or yet-to-launch, podcasters who LOVE podcasting , APPRECIATE this community, and have never been to Podcast Movement before". The event organisers have also announced 29 new speakers (including many Podnews readers). We'll be there.
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Paranormal podcast hosts Katina and Kim Kyle are putting on AlienXPO, an event all about extraterrestrial phenomena. The event is in Knoxville TN, USA, in mid August. (You could get there directly after Podcast Movement.)
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Jacobs Media is, once more, bringing the radio industry to Podcast Movement with their now well-known Broadcasters Meet Podcasters portion of the conference. One of those broadcasters that goes is Cumulus, who own the Westwood One Podcast Network. Last year, it earnt US $12.5m "in profitable podcasting revenue" according to CEO Mary Berner.
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Speaker submissions are now open for Podcast Movement 2019.
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Dane Cardiel from Simplecast is "working closely with Dan and Jared on an initiative collecting input from podcasters of colour for the 2nd Annual Podcasters of Colour Networking Event at Podcast Movement 2019." If you're a podcaster of colour interested in participating in discussions later this month, here's a form to fill in.
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Want to speak at Podcast Movement 2019? Speaker submissions will open in the next seven days. The organisers advice is to start thinking and preparing now, for the best chance of being selected.
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If you saw Poductivity at Podcast Movement 2018, and were wondering what Poductivity was, the CEO and co-founder writes a teasing blog post.
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One of the more talked-about podcasts who recorded at Podcast Movement, WhiskyCast, has announced a partnership with premium Irish Whiskey brand Writers’ Tears – Copper Pot. The company will sponsor a section of the podcast for the next year.
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What does a big feature in Castbox give you in terms of additional traffic? Jack Rhysider knows: he won one at Podcast Movement. He writes up the results for his podcast, Darknet Diaries.
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Dan Franks from Podcast Movement is a guest on The Wolf Den this week.
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The latest episode of Unstructured has a thoughtful interview with Podcasting Hall of Fame's Dave Jackson - touching on the effects of New & Noteworthy and the problems with podcasting's brand being tainted by "Three guys, one brain". Other "podcasts about podcasts" worth listening to include Radio Survivor, which reflects on Podcast Movement 2018; and, cough, ours, which is now available as daily briefings on Google Home and Amazon Alexa smart speakers.
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Another view from Podcast Movement 18, from Rob Hochschild. (I shamelessly put a Podnews business card in his hand in the Starbucks queue.)
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Tom Webster writes a manifesto for growth in NeimanLab: a set of quality thoughts and data about the industry, based on his talk at Podcast Movement.
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A useful data dump from Podcast Movement 18 by Justine and Olivia Moore.
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Matt Cundill posted a good set of notes from Podcast Movement 2018. For readers of a nervous disposition, please ignore the photograph of your Editor.
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Edison Research shares some of the numbers and data that Tom Webster discussed at Podcast Movement, focusing on why people don't listen to podcasts.
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Podcast Movement: Fred Jacobs shares quotes from many of the delegates; Wil Williams describes it as an informative, invigorating whirlwind; Jeff McHugh posts new trends in podcasting for broadcasters; for the radio audience, James Cridland posts about the positivity felt at Podcast Movement; Rick B has some interesting observations and "Jag in Detroit" writes about his biggest takeaways.
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Talkshoe unveiled a new version during Podcast Movement (alongside lunch with a very tasty mac and cheese). It now includes auto transcripts, among a host of new features.
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RAIN's Brad Hill covered Podcast Movement's event as "a new balance of hope and realism". Meanwhile, AllAccess reported from more radio sessions.
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Radio Ink also covers Podcast Movement, with a piece on challenges to podcasting; plus a bunch of stats including a claim from Wondery that 1 billion podcast episodes are now downloaded every month.
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Google publishes the Google Podcasts 'podcaster toolkit' in the bag for the attendees at Podcast Movement. And, now, you.
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Westwood One plans a big presence at Podcast Movement this week, with one key element being the Westwood One “Pitch Pod” on the 5th floor lobby of the Marriott. Podcasting talent can tell their story right at the conference, recording a sharable video pitch for consideration for a roster slot on Westwood One Podcast Network. Reporters and media contacts are also welcome to stop by the booth to record a video about their experience at Podcast Movement.
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Podcasters are converging on Philadelphia PA, USA, for Podcast Movement 2018. The conference starts tomorrow, but pre-conference events are taking part today; the Twitter hashtag for the event is #PM18. The Editor of Podnews is moderating a panel on Audience Acquisition tomorrow (Tues) at 11.00am.
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The Smart Audio Report from NPR and Edison Research has been released, highlighting the behaviour of the 43m Americans who own a smart speaker, according to the study. There is lots of data in the full slide deck. 39% of smart-speaker owners say they listen to podcasts at least once a week; 28% use their smart speaker to do so. Edison Research reveals more data at Podcast Movement.
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As we get ready to get to Podcast Movement, Radio INK has an interview with co-founder Dan Franks. They're expecting 2,200 people - but we haven't ordered that many laptop stickers! :-O
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Cabana post "how to survive Podcast Movement 2018", with some suggested sessions. They've missed one: Tues Jul 24, 11.00am-11.45am, a panel on Audience Acquisition, hosted by Podnews's editor, James Cridland.
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Rob Peterson from Audioboom shares the secret of how to Attract More Listeners To Your Podcast Without Spending Tons of Money. The Editor of Podnews, James Cridland, is hosting a panel on audience acquisition at Podcast Movement with Rob and Dan Misener (and others).
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Podchaser has added custom lists to its service, so you can share lists of your favourite podcasts. We're also told that they'll be taking professional headshots at their Podcast Movement booth.
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Edison Research is to unveil a new study at Podcast Movement: "Podcasting's Next Frontier: 100 Million Listeners". (We'll be there.)
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In the New Media Show over the weekend, Google Podcast product manager Zack Reneau-Weden was interviewed. He gave strong hints that Google Podcasts would be available on more platforms in future; discussed support for deep links into audio, like chapter marks, from show notes; and claimed that there were over two million podcasts indexed in Google Podcasts. (Apple claim about 600,000; he may have been including duplicate RSS feeds like those from Castbox, which are still partially visible in Google's search index). He also made great play of Google's personalised recommendations, rather than using editorial teams, which he claims doesn't scale: particularly for the diverse groups of people who listen to podcasts. He also trailed new announcements at Podcast Movement.
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The launch of Google Podcasts continues to be reported across the globe. Here's our FAQ. The team behind Google Podcasts will also be at Podcast Movement, the organisers have said. If you have already added the badges to your site, you might like to know that they've been updated slightly, especially the SVG version.
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At Podcast Movement? So are we: James Cridland will be moderating a session all about Audience Acquisition, and will otherwise be roaming the conference with laptop stickers and trying to get your friends to subscribe. You can save over $190 if you register today, after which we assume prices go up.
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Speaking of Philadelphia, Podchaser have a ticket to Podcast Movement to give away, along with $500 for travel. You must be in the US or Canada to enter; entry focuses on reviewing a podcast. Cough.
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Podcast Movement have announced their PM18 scholarship winners, who gain the opportunity to attend the full event in Philadelphia. They're listed on the Podcast Movement website. The've also announced another fourteen speakers; and this week have linked to us, too, from their newsletter. We like them.
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Podcast Movement have released "still more speakers" for their event in July. (Podnews will be there).
Thank you for your support to Sonix, a magic system that transcribes and edits interviews as easily as using a word-processor; Podcast Movement, which this year is in Philadelphia PA (we'll be there); to The Podcast Exchange which "combines research-driven strategy, sales expertise and geo-targeting to monetize the Canadian podcast audience"; and to theNewsWorthy, "all the day’s news you need to know in less than 10 minutes". I'm very grateful to you.
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Podcast Movement's "Broadcasters meet Podcasters" track, run by Jacobs Media, is expanding to two days this year. (Podnews will be at Podcast Movement.)
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Events: Abrupt Audio posts a comprehensive list of podcasting events in 2018. (Podnews will be at Radiodays Europe in Vienna, Austria; and Podcast Movement in Philadelphia PA, USA.)
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Also on YouTube, Podcast Movement have added some keynote sessions from previous conferences. Podnews will be at this year's, in Philadelphia PA, USA.
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Podcast Movement (Jul 23-26, Philadelphia PA, USA) has a holiday special registration deal on for the next three days. Free t-shirt, too. (Caution: the schedule on the website is from 2017.) Podnews will be there.
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Videos: the output of the Ignite Podcast Movement set, consisting of short five minute presentations.
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Midroll reports on lessons learned producing Missing Richard Simmons, with Dan Taberski who spoke at Podcast Movement. On monetisation: "I’m ready to read ads, because they’re supporting the story I’m telling."
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10 takeaways for radio from Podcast Movement. Includes a fascinating data point: 25-50% of podcast listeners drop out in the first five minutes. Also on the same website, The Hidden Rockstars of the Podcasting World.
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Mark Asquith writes What I learned from Podcast Movement. "The big players are just as curious as us little guys!"
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After Podcast Movement wrapped up - it's probably the biggest podcast conference in the world - the internet is now full of blogs and pieces from the event. From a nice video from day 1, to coverage of day 1, day 2 and day 3 from Podcasting Pro.
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A report from the radio sessions at Podcast Movement: helpful to see how the industry is reacting. Some useful stats on the total amount of podcasts many listen to - a fairly low average of between 2 and 6, according to research.
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Podcast Movement is currently on, and there's a big radio presence there, as radio companies wake up to the potential of podcasting. RAIN reports from the event, and says that the overall feeling is more serious.
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Podcast Movement starts in a day's time: probably the year's biggest podcasting event. You probably want to follow #PM17 on Twitter.
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Bridge Ratings release a preview of some data they'll share at Podcast Movement. People appear to be listening to more podcasts than before; and advertising within podcasts appear to be 'relateable' by the majority of listeners.
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Podcast Movement is moving to Philadelphia. July 24-26 2018.
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Fred Jacobs asks "What's radio's role in podcasting?" and unveils his company's sessions at Podcast Movement.