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Keeping private podcasts private

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How’s Apple Podcasts now? A month after the new Apple Podcasts Connect launched, we hope everything’s all fine: but we’re curious as to your experiences. For a story on Friday, we’d like to be able to report to our 19,000 podcast industry subscribers that the system responsible for around 40% of all podcast downloads is now working well. If that’s not the case with you, please hit 'reply’ and tell us what you’re seeing when publishing to Apple Podcasts. And don’t worry - we’ll keep your details private, so you won’t jeopardise that New & Noteworthy spot. Thanks.

  • Do you publish a private or members-only podcast feed? Chances are, you want to keep it that way. The Podcast Index has launched an open project to collect regex patterns for your private URL scheme to stop The Podcast Index, and others, ever displaying those feeds publicly.

  • Are celebrities ruining podcasting? Fiona Sturges writes: “The celebrity podcast has become the bindweed of the audio industry, hoovering up budgets, threatening to smother the competition and, in some cases, heralding a dispiriting drop in quality.”

  • The New York Times is in talks to buy The Athletic.


    Sep 3 2023: This broken link now points to the Internet Archive.

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