An interactive audio drama for smart speakers from Netflix
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Netflix has worked with Google to produce an interactive audio drama on Google’s smart speakers. It’s an audio adventure called Lost in Space; to play: “OK, Google, play the Lost in Space game”. It also works on Google Assistant on your phone.
- “OK, Google - ask podnews for the latest” is also a good party trick.
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Spotify is planning a redesign for free users, says The Verge. It’s unclear from this story what this means for podcasts within Spotify’s free tier.
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Hosting on SoundCloud? SoundCloud’s Financial Losses Are Way, Way Worse Than We Thought, says a piece in the (not altogether impartial) Digital Music News website.
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Chris Hardwick’s ID10T podcast, formerly the Nerdist Podcast, is now going to air on 107.7 The End in Seattle WA, USA.
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Finding the tricky balance between editorial and advertising is a blog from Lionel Birnie, co-host of The Cycling Podcast, talking about how they raise money and their relationship with advertisers. Cabana has, separately, published 5 things to know about bringing sponsors onto your podcast.
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Podcast Movement have released “still more speakers” for their event in July. (Podnews will be there).
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A piece about Paul Bae, who 'Helped Spearhead the Audio Drama Movement’, in DiscoverPods. He’s behind The Black Tapes.
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StudioBricks is a Barcelona-based startup that sends you a studio in a box. It’s more a voice booth than a studio; and expect it to be about $10,000. But still, if it avoids a commute…
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Listicle corner: The best marrketing podcasts; Podcasts for web designers and developers
Thank you to Mike Cooper, the British podcast voiceover for your support.
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