BetterHelp spent $4.4m on podcasts in January

BetterHelp spent $4.4m on podcasts in January

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  • iHeartMedia announced a new partnership with Novel, a UK podcast producer, to co-produce a series of narrative, in-depth investigative podcasts.

  • The Wall Street Journal highlight Gotham Podcast Studio in Manhattan NY, USA - and the rise of “pros to polish podcasts”.

  • The Ambies, the podcast awards from The Podcast Academy, will announce its nominations on March 4th.

  • WACUP really whips the llama’s ass. The WinAmp Community Update Project is a set of plugins aiming to keep Winamp working and updated. It appears to have a podcasts player inside it.

  • AdsWizz Audiomatic got a deep-dive in Sounds Profitable last week. A scalable way to reach podcast and audio listeners, Erik Barraud shows Bryan Barletta how the product achieves targeting, real-time measurement and attribution.

  • Christina Cauterucci at Slate dissects the Spotify press image of Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama. She notes that Obama has three different beverages: “something in a mug, something in a glass, and something in an insulated cup”.

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