RAIN Notes: July 28
Closed for Sharpening – JAR Audio
Books vs. Music – Spotify
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Closed for Sharpening – JAR Audio
Books vs. Music – Spotify
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In its just-released financial report for Q2, podcast giant Acast shows upward movement in key metrics. This follows a Q1 report which was similarly directed. This finance report is the first to be released with Glen Glenday as CEO. Click for details and links. Continue Reading
Forever and Ever – TiME Magazine
Video Redefines Podcasting – Edison Research
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AM in the Dash – Radio Ink
Elevation – Matt Hird
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In a Wednesday webinar entitled The Podcast Consumer, data from Edison Research was unleashed in a presentation rich with numbers, charts, and full-throated advocacy for the growth, effectiveness, and importance of podcasting. Edison VP Megan Lazovick positioned Edison Research as an outright advocate for the popularity and influence of podcasting. Continue Reading
Everyone’s a Critic – Borrell Associates
Surprising – Sounds Profitable
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In a maneuver which creates the UK’s largest homegrown podcast network, pod platform Audioboom has acquired podcast hosting network Adelicious. Continue Reading
Moving Up – iHeartMedia
Radio, AI, and a Quest for Cool – Jacobs Media
Joining Forces – ARN Continue Reading
In a 124-page document containing over 76,000 words, more than 6,300 sentences, and 4,436 paragraphs, which would take an estimated five hours to read, PodcastOne has released its annual finance report for fiscal 2025. We cull and summarize. Continue Reading
Podscribe, an attribution and analytics platform for ad buyers of podcasting, has released new capabilities in the media planning platform it offers to advertisers. The company calls it “a major upgrade,” available in all user dashboards. The news illuminates some of the intelligence that advertisers can access in crafting campaigns. Continue Reading
Milestone(s) – Heather Osgood
Insider Best – E. B. Moss
iHeart & Dolly – iHeartMedia
Living the Live Life – Digiday Continue Reading
New podcast production took a substantial step downward in June compared to May, and less dramatically compared to June 2024. And in the month-over-month view, May-June represents the biggest single-month drop of the 12-month period. Continue Reading