Election season starts for podcasting


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The US 2024 presidential race is kicking off after weeks of listening to republican candidates campaign in Iowa, caucusgoers have their say today.


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On Monday, when Iowa holds the first contest in the republican presidential nominating process, nobody will have more on the line than Florida governor Ron DeSantis.


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It's Monday, January 15, the date that's been circled on political calendars for months. And today, in a special edition of Start here, we're on the ground in Iowa to break down what's about to happen.


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Don't worry, we've got no spoilers. As the US's first election contest of 2024 takes place, news podcasters have flocked to Des Moines in Iowa, like Brad Milkey, the host of ABC News's flagship daily podcasts. Start here. Recording yesterday's episode from his hotel room, Pillowfort, it said that podcasting will benefit from increased ad revenue during the election period. And if the image that we publish today in our podcast episode is anything to go by, so will manufacturers of bed linen. Elections are also planned this year in the US and India. Flight Path, a yield prediction and ad optimization platform, has unveiled a twelve month prediction feature, delivering a full year of trusted campaign projections across all shows on the platform. Making a factual or documentary podcast, the wickers are open for entry. The deadline is February the 25th.


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Selected projects are invited to pitch in person during a festival in June, and there's a first price of 5000 pounds. Podpage is hosting a webinar called SEO for podcasters today at 10:00 a.m. Pacific time. They're working with SEO company Clarity. You can register in a link you'll find in our show notes in our newsletter@Podnews.net. No mono the makers of an innovative soundcapsule have announced that no mono cloud now has editing functionality allowing you to directly create episodes from your recordings. If you're in Yorkshire, an age between 18 and 25, there's an eight month internship in Leeds at a great podcast producer and music studio. Details of that in our show notes and our newsletter today. And is it worth making a podcast? Transistors Justin Jackson started in 2012 and suggests it has led to almost every good thing in my professional life.


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Now each week, you can join Katie Charlwood, who calls herself a history harlot and a reader of books as she delves into the people, places and events that make history a bit more interesting. Reader of books, eh? Fancy cross border podcasting is a thing, especially in Europe. In sounds like Europe, made by podium podcasts and Wepod, you'll hear how a team works together in a podcast that serves as a showcase for what Wepod are doing in the world of podcasting in Europe. Also, we talk about art class new from the Lincoln Center. Zach might just be twelve, but he's got lots of questions about climate change. As well he should. We the children is new today from Lower Street. TCM was launched in 1994, and to celebrate its 30th anniversary, talking pictures launches today in conversation with iconic filmmakers.


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