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Steve Goldstein: How Long Should Your Podcast Be?

by Steve Goldstein

Guest columnist Steve Goldstein takes at aim at overly-long podcasts, with an eye to average radio listening time. He also notes that podcasting is a commuter-friendly format, and that the average commute time is shorter than many podcasts. “The empirical evidence is overwhelming.” Continue Reading →

Internet Radio Rewind #58: BBC reinvention; record-breaking music royalties; Pandora’s free day; more

A weekly podcast from RAIN News

Sponsored by AudioBoom


The weekly update of the streaming audio industry, from RAIN News. THIS WEEK: 200-page BBC report reinvents the mission; record-setting royalty collections in the U.S.; Pandora celebrates an anniversary; more. Continue Reading →

Internet Radio Rewind #57: Connected car research; TuneIn goes Premium; Neil Young shouts out; more

A weekly podcast from RAIN News

Sponsored by AudioBoom


The weekly update of the streaming audio industry, from RAIN News. THIS WEEK: PodcastOne expands the sales effort; do consumers like connected cars? TuneIn starts monthly subscriptions; Neil Young shouts out. Continue Reading →

Former ESPN podcaster Bill Simmons will return to air in the fall

Earlier this week, Bill Simmons announced on Twitter that he will be launching a new podcast in the fall. He has a new contract with HBO that begins in October. Simmons’ tweet only promised a “new name, new sponsors” for the upcoming show, and HBO has not provided any other details about what his return to podcasting will sound like. Continue Reading →

Internet Radio Rewind #56: A new podcasting deal; radio groups sued; Apple Music metrics; more

A weekly podcast from RAIN News

Sponsored by AudioBoom


The weekly update of the streaming audio industry, from RAIN News. THIS WEEK: A talent agency gets into podcasting; radio targeted in pre-1972 lawsuit; Apple disagrees with MusicWatch research; Deezer wants big bucks; Mad Genius Radio shuts down. Continue Reading →