Sennheiser launched three-in-one microphones, the latest from podnews.net with Soundstack,
earning more programmatic revenue.
Sennheiser has launched profile wireless microphones that workers clip on, as handheld or on tabletop.
The microphones, which feature wireless connection and internal recording, comes with a charging
bar which doubles as a handheld mount.
You can use lav microphones as well.
They start shipping in a few months.
A new ten-part podcast about NASA's space shuttle era, 16 Sunsets, has been announced
with Acast.
The show is from Telltale Industries and Antica, the team behind 13 Minutes to the Moon, for
which this show appears to have been planned as a third season in 2023 by the BBC, but
which never happened for some reason.
The show raised US$125,000 on Kickstarter that notes they say this time the series
is not affiliated with the BBC.
Podcast marketing and monetisation platform Deepcast Pro has announced enhancements to
its marketing suite, including to transcript editing and content distribution.
For the first time in eight years, Pantheon Media is looking for investors and is running
a crowd equity funding round.
The company is looking to raise up to US$1.2 million.
The funding round values the company at US$10 million.
And Sirius XM Media has launched a data clean room for GroupM clients for privacy-respecting
ad measurement and activation.
And in podcast news, Waiting for October launches today with a prologue episode of a queer supernatural
fiction podcast from the producers of the award-winning series Moonbase Theta Out.
The handsome podcast has joined Head Gum.
The comedy show is hosted by Tig Notaro, Fortune Feimster and Mae Martin.
Labelled returns for a new season today with engaging conversations, thought-provoking
topics and inspiring guests, the podcast is a leading voice in disability, illness and
difference and offers a diverse range of perspectives and experiences.
And Five Random Questions returns for a new season today where guests are asked five questions
provided by a random question generator, leading to laughs, unpredictability and honesty.
And this podcast is sponsored by Soundstack.
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