Transistor
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Latest news
- Mar 6:
As one open standard gets integrated by Apple (the transcript), another has been integrated by Spreaker. The company now supports podping, a near-instant way of communicating to podcast directories that you’ve published a new episode. Already supported by companies like Buzzsprout, Blubrry, Transistor, RSS
.com and Captivate (and us!), the addition of Spreaker adds a signficant number of shows, says John Spurlock. - Feb 29: Transistor has launched an AI speech-to-text transcription service. The tool includes automatic speaker detection, and is powered by Deepgram. Apple Podcasts launches transcripts on playback in the app next week (we think).
- Feb 21: Podcast hosting company Transistor has shared a video of the company’s upcoming AI transcript service.
- Feb 15: Transistor has added a new “recommended vendors” directory to help people find podcast editors, producers, marketing agencies, and other companies.
- Dec 26, 2023: From Transistor, Justin Jackson suggests that you don’t start a video podcast: and go audio first. “In the beginning, a new podcaster needs to find their voice, practice, and learn what makes an episode compelling. Video adds a whole layer of production complexity that distracts from that aim. Plus, appearing on video adds a lot of pressure to worry about your appearance.”
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