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The Podcast Show in London has confirmed new partners and
speakers including Gary Lineker and Jack Davenport from Goalhanger
and Alison Lomax from YouTube UK and Ireland.
Also announced as a speaker are the team from Flight Story
Studio.
The team behind Diary of a CEO begin again and we need to talk.
Cool take to the stage with a session called The Creator Economy
is Dead.
Welcome to the era of creator entrepreneurs.
I'm also speaking and you'll be able to watch the Podnews
Weekly Review record live on stage at the end of the event.
And the event has also announced many live podcasts as part of
the podcast show Live Festival.
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podcast show itself.
Spotify was down for over five hours yesterday.
It experienced an outage beginning at around 6.20am Eastern Time.
And as of 11.45am, Spotify was back up and functioning normally.
A spokesperson told TechRadar which live tweeted the incident.
Patreon announced live video which will roll out in the next few
months.
Creators can go live through the web or via the Patreon mobile
app.
Podcasters earned $472 million on Patreon last year.
The company says you can support Pod News on Patreon at podnews.net
slash Patreon.
Lex Friedman is running a paid webinar on April the 30th called
Close More Deals with Lex Friedman.
We're promised bigger deals, better close rates.
And Friedman was a chief revenue officer at multiple podcast ad
sales companies.
Pod News readers get $40 off with a secret link that you'll find
today in our email.
Media budgets are on a decline according to a number of
indicators, says the media leader.
Tariff uncertainty is to blame according to the data.
Libsyn has announced a 10,000 to 1 reverse stock split, which in
effect means that if you had less than 10,000 shares in Libsyn,
you no longer own shares and you'll get $1.60 cash for each
share you owned.
The company was suspended from the stock market in April 2022
and has decided against relisting.
And the beers are on Daniel Ek.
Over the last three months, he's sold more than $185 million
worth of shares in Spotify.
We'd love him to spend 0.0000019% of that in becoming a gold
supporter of Pod News for the next year.
If you wouldn't mind, podnews.net slash Patreon is where you can
go, Daniel.
And in podcast news, in How Much Can I Make, the podcast talks
to industry insiders about their jobs, what the work is really
like and how much they earn.
It's not rocket science, although this week, it's the turn of
Joanna, a systems engineer working on a space mission.
The show's perfect for anyone exploring new career paths.
In What's A Podcast today, an interview with podcast pioneer
Adam Carolla, he talks with Oxford Road's Dan Granger about
audio magic, betting on yourself, podcasting's meritocracy and
more.
Adam Lang and Sean Elmer, two hosts of the Australian business
news podcast Fear and Greed, are heading out on a three-day, 235-mile
ride through the Australian Outback,
trying to raise money for a charity helping kids from rural
communities.
And just to add to the difficulty, neither of them are bike
riders, and they plan to still present the podcast on the way.
There's a link if you'd like to chip in.
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with you.
Well, here's a radical thought.
What if you're not broken, just different?
Different, not broken, is a no-filter, emotionally intelligent,
occasionally sweary podcast launching this week that challenges
the idea that we all have to fit inside neat little boxes to be
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It's hosted by L2, a.k.a. Lauren Howard, founder of LB Health,
and the show delves into identity, autism, ADHD, gender, work,
grief, anxiety, and everything in between.
There'll be tears, side quests, and a whole lot of swearing.
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