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Another day, another ad agreement for podcasts from BBC Studios.
This time, Digitize New Media in Ireland.
So you've got negative feedback for your podcasts.
How do you deal with that?
In an article today, with help from the Podcast Professionals
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we learn how to navigate negative feedback in podcasting and to
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Defacto Sound's Dallas Taylor is worried.
He's the man behind Twenty Thousand Hertz.
And he's posted on LinkedIn that he's worried about the YouTubisation
of podcasts,
saying that automatic takedowns for entirely legal music use
could spell the end for his show.
The top 50 over 50 podcast awards are taking entries from now
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It's a Monday, so time for some tech stuff.
And in the Podcasting 2.0 boardroom, Adam Curry and Dave Jones
talked about live streaming into podcast apps
and about Ed Zitron, who's a tech blogger.
And in the future of podcasting, Dave Jackson and Daniel J.
Lewis spoke about AI and content.
And if you're building podcast analytics packages, a reminder
that the OPAWG list is the most comprehensive
and contains lots of specific apps, libraries and other things.
It's free for you to use, too.
A LiSTNR production.
A popular show in Australia is back in a new home.
I am.
I'm very excited to be back, am I?
It's called The Imperfects.
It's one of Australia's most popular and thought-provoking
podcasts.
And it's back for a seventh season and its new home of LiSTNR.
The podcast was with ARN's iHeart.
The new season starts with legendary Australian surfer Mick Fanning.
The Teen Commandments is brand new today from the UK's Sara Cox
and Claire Hamilton.
Sara is a well-known broadcaster in the country.
Claire Hamilton is her friend of over 30 years.
And when it comes to parenting teens, they know it's part comedy,
part survival guide,
and all chaos.
Scam Inc. from The Economist explores the sophisticated multi-billion
dollar industry of online scams.
And launched last week, the first three episodes are free to
listen to.
Sue Lin Wong, the newspaper's Southeast Asia correspondent,
says that the rise of the online scam industry is the most
shocking story you've never heard of.
It's taking over whole cities and countries as it spreads around
the world.
And Dubai is known as one of the world's go-to luxury tourist
destinations,
home to more five-star hotels than anywhere else on the planet,
famous for its luxury shopping malls and Michelin-star
restaurants.
But in DXB Unheard, Kate Garraway goes in search of another
Dubai.
A place where East meets West, where women can and do lead the
way,
and where science is saving resources and selflessness is saving
lives.
DXB Unheard is new today.
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