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Podcasts Surpass Newspapers As News Source, New Data Shows
As a relatively new medium filled with diverse shows—many from lesser-known sources—public trust in podcasts is still limited.
Podcasting Experts React to The Hollywood Reporter’s Story on Podcast Challenges
Podcasting has grown to new heights in recent years, but that doesn't mean everything is perfect inside the industry. In a recent story, The...
Ryan Hoppe’s “Hoppe Hour” Joins Podcast Radio Network
"I am thrilled to be featured on Podcast Radio US! We can’t wait to connect with new audiences and continue to deliver the entertainment and information that my listeners have come to love since 2012.”
Prime Video, Wondery Agree to Partnership to Host Sports Podcasts
Beginning Monday, Mar. 18, Prime Video subscribers can access every episode of these podcasts via their Prime Video account.
Meet The Podcasters: Chris Jericho, Talk is Jericho
"There's now over literally a million podcasts, right? Most of them come and go so quickly. Everyone thinks "I'll start a podcast." It's not that easy and it's not that easy to get a market share."
Meet The Podcasters – John Middlekauff, The Volume
"I worked in college football and I worked in the NFL, and the reality is you talk about it in those buildings like a fan would talk. 'Is this player better than the other player?' 'This coach sucks.' I mean, you have the same conversations."
Locked On Sees Major Growth in Podcasts & Video
"Through the first six months of 2023, the total number of views and listens is up 44% year-over-year."
Why Do We Still Treat Ratings Like Gold?
"In 2023, we all agree they do not tell the full story of a station’s reach. Yet, our sellers cling to them and so does ownership."
Joe Buck Could Return to FOX in Daddy Issues Animated Series
“If they like it, then we’ll make this animated show and I’ll be back at Fox, this time as a sitcom voice.”
Bob Pittman: iHeartMedia Won’t Be Shutting Down Broadcast Stations
"90% of Americans listen to iHeart broadcast radio stations every month. To put that in context, the biggest TV network reaches less than 40% of Americans and the big streaming music services reach less than 30%."