Podimo reflects on 2023


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Podimo reflects on the year. The latest from Podnews.net with squadcast record remotely in studio quality podcast and audiobook subscription service Podimo has released. Podimo reflect a look back for subscribers to see what they listened to in 2023. Insights include a decline in popularity for true crime in Finland and Norway, growth in news and politics for listeners in Spain and the Netherlands, and a feast of filth for naughty Germans. Tom Conrton, the managing director of Spotify UK in Ireland, has announced that he's left the company. His announcement appears to have been made a week after Spotify announced 1500 job cuts. He'd worked for the company since 2018, moving from Vivo and Myspace from the Times in the UK, offair with Jane Garvey and fee Glover has hit 10 million downloads after its launch 14 months ago.


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The release suggests that fortunately, the broadcaster's previous podcast win at the BBC, achieved an average of 6 million a year. Airwave has signed history. That doesn't suck. The podcast network will work with the podcast's host, Professor Greg Jackson, in distribution, monetization and marketing of the popular show, which gets 1 million downloads a month. Have you spotted a theme in your favorite audio fiction shows? Audio fiction newsletter the end is thinking of a way to identify thematically similar audio shows and is looking for your help in compiling a list. You'll find that linked in our show notes and our newsletter@podnews.net. Magellan AI published its November 2023 top spenders in podcast advertising list. Betterhelp is still number one, Apple is number four, and Spotify and Google are nowhere to be seen.


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A new website, podcast script generator, claims to write a podcast script for either a daily news show or a true crime show. We'll link to a copy of an example script about the recent volcanic eruption in Iceland as an example, which was generated in less than ten minutes, and an interesting spot from a german community radio website, which offers a personalized RSS feed for the shows and content you want from the network. You can even choose english stuff only. This podcast is sponsored by Squadcast. Record your podcast and videos remotely in studio quality with Squadcast, then seamlessly send your files to descript for post production and social clipping. Get descript and squadcast for one price at Squadcast FM and that's the latest from our newsletter. To read all the stories and subscribe, we're at Podnews. Net.

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