Four years later: Luminary partners with Acast for ads
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“Podcasts don’t need ads”, said Luminary in a criticised, and since-deleted, tweet when it launched. Today, Luminary has partnered with Acast to make six of its exclusive shows available wherever you get your podcasts - monetised by ads. The company will also use Acast+ Access to give access to its paid subscription content in any app: the company also uses Apple Podcasts’s paid subscriptions.
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In a piece of data analysis, Rephonic discover that true crime ads earn the most; as do shows from Sweden. Maybe Förhörsrummet are on to something.
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This man defrauded our podcast, claims a new video from Theo Von. It’s the latest claim from former creators at Kast Media. The video claims Kast Media CEO Colin Thomson is to work for PodcastOne/LiveOne; he has denied to Podnews that he has a confirmed future role at the company.
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Podcasts are the most influential channel in Singapore, according to Acast, which released the Sounds Smart Asia 2023 study. Over half of Singaporean podcast listeners make a purchase after hearing a product advertised on a podcast.
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The final shortlist for the British Podcast Awards 2023 Listeners Choice Awards have been announced. They are… Help I Sexted My Boss (Audio Always, Acast); RedHanded (Wondery); Live, Laugh, Love - Ladbaby (Global); The Girls Bathroom (Sophia & Cinzia, Acast); and Staying Relevant (Sam Thompson & Pete Wicks, Insanity Studios, Bauer Media).
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