RD24: The Launch of the British Podcast Awards, Podcasting Challenges in China and Helping Your Podcast Stand Out
Release Date: 02/13/2017
RD44: Podcasts available on Amazon Music, the launch of Radio 1 Dance, and it’s time for Christmas Jingles
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Welcome to episode 44 of the Richard Dally podcast where I bring you a UK perspective on the latest news and developments from the world of podcasting and Internet Radio. This week sees the release of podcasts on Amazon Music, the launch of an online-only station from the BBC called Radio 1 Dance, news of the International Podcast Day, Spotify has a new marketing campaign linking music and podcasts, new Christmas and New Year jingles are available from Music Radio Creative and details of a UK podcast recommendation newsletter from the organisers of the British Podcast Awards. Websites and...
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RD43: Do download numbers equal podcast success? News of the 2020 DMC World DJ Championship, and how radio presenters can transfer their skills to podcasting
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This week, do download numbers equal podcast success? News of the 2020 DMC World DJ Championship, how radio presenters can transfer their skills to podcasting and a new newsletter on the technical side of digital advertising.
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RD42: Legal livestreaming for DJs, Audacity gets an update to support LUFS, and the 2020 Radio Star competition is open for entries
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Welcome to episode 42 of the Richard Dally podcast where I bring you a UK perspective on the latest news and developments from the world of podcasting and Internet Radio. This week Mixcloud brings legal livestreaming of music for DJs, Audacity 2.4 is released with new features that podcasters and DJs will be interested in, such as support for LUFS and a noise gate and OnAirCoach is running the third edition of their annual Radio Star competition searching for the next big radio personalities. Websites and articles mentioned in the show: Audacity 2.4.1 Released - New features in Audacity...
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RD41: Apple now hosts 800,000 shows, the average length of podcasts is going down and the rise of the news category
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Welcome to episode 41 of the Richard Dally podcast where I bring you a UK perspective on the latest news and developments from the world of podcasting and Internet Radio. This week the podcast ecosystem hits the 800,000 mark, well-known podcaster Daniel J. Lewis launches a podcast statistics service, the news category expands quickly along with the rise of the daily news podcast, a bedroom DJ wins a slot on Radio 1 and the average length of podcasts is getting shorter. Websites and articles mentioned in the show: Daniel J. Lewis launches new Podcast Industry Statistics -...
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RD40: Mixcloud hacked, Radionomy shutting down, a report on Rain Summit Europe and the best photography podcasts
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This week I report on a suspected hack of Mixcloud user accounts, Radionomy shutting down their Internet Radio hosting services, my report on the recent Rain Summit Europe that I attended in London, the tools that Tom Webster and James Cridland use to create their podcasts and a list of some of the best podcasts on the topic of photography.
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RD39: Is podfading really a problem, fighting back against music streaming manipulation and a new book on podcasting
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Welcome to episode 39 of the Richard Dally podcast where I bring you a UK perspective on the latest news and developments from the world of podcasting and Internet Radio. On the show this week – with only 50% of podcasts launched in the last year publishing an episode in the last three months, is podfading a problem? Rights owners fighting back against music streaming manipulation and a new book on podcasting from a British podcast producer. Websites and articles mentioned in the show: How many of the 706,000 podcasts are still in production? - Music industry signs code of conduct for...
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RD38: Unlicensed Dutch Internet Radio stations shutdown, the loudness war comes to podcasting and some thoughts on the challenges for music in podcasts
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On the show this week – a Dutch anti-piracy organisation tackles unlicensed Internet Radio Stations, how new entrants to the podcasting industry are driving a loudness war and the future of music and podcasting.
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RD37: Improving your podcast interview questions, Apple announces changes to iTunes and BBC Sounds is looking for a new Hopepunk podcast
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On the show this week - improving your podcast interview questions, making the most of podcast and radio interviews, Apple announces changes to iTunes and BBC Sounds is looking for a new Hopepunk podcast
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RD36: Is your podcast boring or bold? Radionomy shuts its U.S Streaming Service, Musicians making podcasts and has Soundcloud got past its financial troubles?
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Is your podcast boring or bold and how do you differentiate yourself? Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant and Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour start their own podcasts. iPhone podcast listening app Castro now supports creating and sharing podcast clips. Audible UK announces an Audio Drama Production Competition. Radionomy shuts its U.S Streaming Service, Musicians making podcasts and has Soundcloud got past its financial troubles?
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RD35: Another new Podcast Studio, ESPN’s podcasting strategy, Politics Live and the British Podcast Awards 2019
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Welcome to episode 24 of the Richard Dally podcast where I bring you a UK perspective on the latest news and developments from the world of podcasting and Internet Radio
This week I look at the launch of the British Podcast Awards, some of the challenges faced by podcasters in China and three 3 hidden lessons of top podcasts that could help your own podcast stand out.
Websites and articles mentioned in the show:
British Podcast Awards launched - https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/blog/2017/2/5/british-podcast-awards-launch
Why does Podcasting in China seem to only have a limited appeal? - http://en.yibada.com/articles/190209/20170130/podcasting-china-why-limited-appeal-podcast-economy.htm
This Un-American Life: China’s Struggling Podcast Industry. What’s keeping Western-style podcasts from carving out a mobile entertainment niche in China? –[ http://www.sixthtone.com/news/un-american-life-china’s-struggling-podcast-industry
Spreaker updates download counting methodology to meet IAB guidelines - http://podcasternews.com/2017/01/31/spreaker-updated-how-it-counts-downloads/?utm_campaign=Revue%20newsletter&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_source=revue
Spreaker Listener Analytics document - http://help.spreaker.com/kb/stats-and-analytics/listener-analytics-introduction
PodcastOne and Edison Research project looks at how effective brand advertising is in pod casts - http://rainnews.com/podcastoneedison-study-reveals-effectiveness-of-brand-advertising-in-podcasts/
Mark Ramsey discusses radio’s lost podcasting opportunity - http://www.markramseymedia.com/2017/02/radios-lost-podcasting-opportunity/
Jay Acunzo, for the Content Marketing Institute, 3 Hidden Lessons Behind Top Podcasts to Help Yours Stand Out - http://contentmarketinginstitute.com/2017/01/lessons-top-podcasts/
The show-notes for this episode are at http://www.richarddally.com/24
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