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Colin Cowherd: Podcasts Are Not “Selling Out” by Signing Video Exclusives With Netflix
"Let's say Pardon My Take does lose some audience. If they're getting an additional 4 million each from the company, you take it"
Dan Le Batard “Assures” Bill Simmons Is Not Happy ‘The Ringer’ Podcasts Moving to Netflix
"He's an employee. He works for Spotify. They've done something to put his audience behind a paywall"
Chris Van Vliet Joins Cumulus Podcast Network
"Pro wrestling is the hottest it’s been in decades, and this partnership allows us to continue growing the show and connecting with fans who love authentic, meaningful conversations"
Red Seat Ventures Partners With ‘The 33rd Team’ on Podcast Advertising Sales
"The 33rd Team aligns perfectly with our ethos of bold, game-changing ventures"
Netflix Reportedly Approaching SiriusXM for Video Podcast Licensing Agreement
"If completed, the agreement would reportedly grant Netflix exclusivity over the video versions of SiriusXM’s podcasts, keeping them off rival platforms like YouTube"
Bill Simmons Reveals New Podcast Featuring Max Kellerman, Rich Paul on The Ringer
"Just watching the way they interacted, I became convinced these guys should have a show"
Foul Territory Network Adds Matt Holiday, Lance Lynn, Kyle Gibson Along With Three New Shows
"With the new launches, fans of the Pirates, Reds, Giants and Cardinals now have access to multiple team-focused shows each week"
Why The Radio Hall of Fame Can No Longer Ignore Podcasters
"The Radio Hall of Fame can’t keep guarding the gate to a house that’s already been remodeled. Podcasting isn’t a threat to radio’s legacy—it’s the next generation of it"
ALLCITY Network Partners With Athletes First To Launch Podcasts Featuring Desean Jackson, Clinton Portis, Aqib Talib
"The success of Exciting Mics appears to have paved the way for Athletes First and ALLCITY to expand their media footprint"
Are Athlete Podcasts Poised to Doom the Future of the Industry
"For every Pat McAfee and Shannon Sharpe, there’s a Brett Favre and a Dwight Howard"