There were 200,000 new podcasts in 2018
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Stats and data
- In a new episode of Chartable Radio, we learn that there have been 200,000 new podcasts in 2018. A quarter of all podcast reviews (on Apple and Stitcher) were written this year, too.
Companies mentioned above:
Apple
Chartable
Gimlet
Spreaker
The New York Times
