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Audacity updates its privacy policy

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  • Audacity has updated its privacy policy, and the team has apologised for some wording that “begged for misinterpretation”. The company has amended its policy to no longer store IP addresses (even for 24 hours); and removed a restriction for under-13s.

    • Opinion: The privacy policy now seems clear and fit for purpose. However, it’s highly unlikely that the amendment about storing IP addresses would have been made without independent media holding them to account.
  • iHeartRadio is #1 for podcasts, according to the Media Monitors Podcast Listener Survey for the second half of June. Joe Rogan and The Daily are #1 and #2 shows; comedy is the #1 genre. The research is based on recall; Media Monitors is owned by iHeartMedia.

  • Apple Podcasts is hiring for a Head of Content. This was N’Jeri Eaton's title.

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