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Anchor clarifies terms of service

Anchor clarifies terms of service

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  • Anchor

    The CEO of podcasting company Anchor, Michael Mignano, writes that No, Anchor doesn’t own your podcast, highlighting the company’s new, clarified terms of service. Much of the original terms date from Anchor’s first outing as an audio social network; they’ve been clarified and “what it means” sections have been added.

  • iHeartRadio

    Podtrac, a podcast measurement company, have published October 2018's podcast publisher numbers. The numbers are ranked in terms of US monthly audience. iHeartRadio’s acquisition of HowStuffWorks have propelled them up to #2: the company now claims 147m global downloads.


    Aug 7 2023: This broken link now points to the Internet Archive.
    • Until this month, a disclaimer that iHeartRadio’s figures “do not include shows being distributed on the iHeartRadio player on iHeart·com and affiliated sites” has been part of this release. These shows were excluded from the Podtrac listings after we reported back in January that they were being miscounted. We note that iHeartRadio’s 850+ websites are still preloading their podcast audio; but our technical analysis shows that this behaviour is not being measured by Podtrac.
  • Doing a presentation about podcasting any time soon? Here, have eighteen quotes about podcasting for it. Oh, and here’s one more, about the ideal length of a podcast.


    Aug 7 2023: This broken link now points to the Internet Archive.
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