Audioboom posts financial results


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It audioboom posts its financial results, the latest from Podnews.net with Hindenburg Pro's easy dynamic compression. London based podcast publisher Audioboom has just posted a trading update for quarter 423. Quarter four's revenue, at $19 million was up 37% quarter on quarter and up 5% year on year. Downloads for the quarter were only down zero, 75% year on year in spite of the auto download changes in Apple Podcasts. Well, if that was too much good news for you. Yesterday, Semaphore wrote about the incredible shrinking podcast industry, detailing those changes to Apple Podcasts auto download behavior. Some podcast publishers are angry. Advertising deals were inked under the assumption that shows had audiences they no longer have, and some shows could struggle to meet minimum download agreements, says the piece. In Australia, Josh Withers wants to be the ABC's head of audio on demand.


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His job application is a piece of audio on demand.


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So today I'd love to tell you a story about me, Josh Withers, applying for the role of head of audio on demand at the ABC, and I'll be the first to say I'm an unlikely pick.


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Surely he gets an interview for that, right? Podcast hosting company Castapod has added the Castapod Index, a listing of shows hosted on the platform to aid discovery. The full index is linked from our show notes and our newsletter@podnews.net. Does your podcast inform people at the heart of government? This podcast series is worth listening to. It gives you the best insight into Yemen, tweets the UK's minister of State for security, Tom Tugentat. He links to message heard's conflicted, which is a podcast looking at the heart of conflicts in the Middle east. What did you learn from a podcast in 2023? The earbuds newsletter asked 45 different people across the industry. Alberto Batella from RSS.com is one of those recalling when I ordered grilled cactus leaves in cheese while were both in Mexico, I've reviewed the Alabs FXcaster podcast workstation.


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It looks like the rodecaster but is just $199, and it comes with a microphone as well. And in further reading, nine to five Google says that YouTube Music is missing too many podcasting basics, and amplify media writes about following the audience, which it calls the new direction for podcasting. Time for some tech stuff. And from podcast platform badges to user agent detail and full podcast directories, there are lots of resources on GitHub for podcast app and website developers. We've put a small list together, and we'd love additional submissions, too. You'll find it linked from our show notes and our newsletter@podnews.net. And the podcast content link Tag is a proposal for the next round of the podcast namespace, aiming to make it easier for podcast directories and websites to link to your podcast on different platforms and in podcast news.


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