Oxford Road
Address: 
15303 Ventura Blvd suite 400, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403, USA
The #1 independent podcasting agency
Website: oxfordroad.com
Owned by: Insignia Capital Group
About Oxford Road
Oxford Road is the world's largest podcast advertising agency, specializing in audio advertising across podcasting, streaming audio, terrestrial radio, and creator-based video. Following its 2024 merger with Veritone One, the agency serves Fortune 500 companies, global publicly held enterprises, B2B brands, and direct-to-consumer businesses, having processed more podcast advertising performance data than any other firm. Recognized as thought leaders by The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Adweek, and Ad Age, Oxford Road continues to drive industry innovation. ORBIT is part of Oxford Road's WOVN decision-support platform, which includes proprietary tools like Audiolytics® and advanced brand safety solutions.
Latest news
- Aug 8: “There were a lot of smart people that made Wondery a prestige brand in this space” - Dan Granger from Oxford Road shares his thoughts on the Wondery reorg, alongside Sean King from Veritone, in the Podnews Weekly Review this week.
- May 29: "Brands and media partners need to take the time to transcreate, not just translate." The Media Roundtable this week recaps The Podcast Show London 2025 with a number of people from Oxford Road and Veritone One who were there.
- May 12: What's a podcast? The Media Roundtable this week is focused on "Little Masterpieces for Your Ears" - Understanding Podcasting’s Past, Ensuring its Future - with contributions from Edison Research's Larry Rosin, Nick Giorgio from Simplisafe, Hilary Shafer from Oxford Road, and our Editor.
- Apr 16: As YouTube and Spotify blur the lines between podcasts and video, What’s a Podcast?: The Revolution Redefined has been released: a three-part series exploring the identity crisis, evolution, and future of podcasting. Produced by Oxford Road and Shaun Colón, and narrated by industry veteran Allyson Marino, the series explores the seismic shifts reshaping the medium. There are insights from over 30 industry pioneers — including Ira Glass, Guy Raz, Adam Carolla, and Leo Laporte — the series examines the tug-of-war shaping its future. If we don’t act now, will podcasting lose what made it revolutionary?
- Apr 4: As covered yesterday, Oxford Road published its white paper containing the definition of podcasting, including a study of consumers. The study reveals that 72% of US podcast listeners now define the traditionally audio-only medium as being inexorably linked to video. What’s more, 52% say that videos of people discussing topics – available only on YouTube – still qualify as podcasts even without an audio-only component.
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