RAIN Notes: Monday, March 25
— Resourceful (PRX)
— Leading With Trailers (Amaze Media Labs)
— Awarded (Fast Company)
— Resourceful (PRX)
— Leading With Trailers (Amaze Media Labs)
— Awarded (Fast Company)
Venerable podcast company Libsyn (formally Liberated Syndication Inc.) has rebranded its subsidiary AdvertiseCast, renaming the platform Libsyn Ads. The adjustment puts a clearer spotlight on Libsyn as a comprehensive multi-platform podcast service. Click for details and quotes. Continue Reading
— Perfect Alignment (The Podglomerate)
— Enthrallment (Tenderfoot TV)
— Heat (Radiotopia)
A new company called Audire (a combination of “audio” and “dire” — to speak, in French) has launched in Europe, Latin America, and the U.S. It is a new venture for RAIN sponsor and RAIN Summit speaker Carlos Cordoba. The network spans 150-million users across its addressable regions, including 50-million in the U.S. Click for detail. Continue Reading
— Promotion (Ana Karina Quiroz)
— More Than Intention (Eric Nuzum)
— New Role (Nina Sturm)
A high-profile boycott of Spotify will end soon. Neil Young, who made a noisy exit from the streaming service a little over two years ago. will go back. It’s all because of Joe Rogan and the distribution changes to Rogan’s podcast. Click for our original coverage, and today’s update. Continue Reading
Consumer research company MusicWatch has released results of its annual music study for 2023. (It is HERE.) The results are derived from two separate surveys querying about 7,000 participants 13 and older. In it, we see an upward-looking report of… Continue Reading
— The Long, Lucrative Tail (Amplitude Media Partners)
— Pipeline (Destin FM)
— Back Again (Sarah van Mosel)
In iHeartMedia’s recently released earnings for Q4 2023, we see upward moving results for the Digital Audio Group balancing downward financials for the Multiplatform group. Click for much more detail and financial graphs. Continue Reading
Podeo, the Dubai-based podcast hosting and distribution platform founded four years ago by CEO Stefano Fallaha, has forged a distribution partnership with imo, a global audio messaging app with 200-million active users across 170 countries. The deal is added to several existing distribution relationships. Continue Reading