The best audio fiction in 2023


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It the best audio fiction from north London the latest from Podnews.net with Hindenburg Pro's loudness levels. Evotera's newsletter highlighting completed audio fiction, the end has posted its look back at 2023. Only 5% of submitted audio fiction shows didn't have an RSS feed. Evo also recommends some of the best. The latest listen notes statistics show a five year low for new podcasts in 2023, at just 213,000. The data actually measures new podcast RSS feeds, and many new shows this year launched in RSS feeds from older shows. But while the number of new podcasts was down year on year, the number of new episodes increased by 5.5%. Which podcast apps collect the most personal user data?


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A new report from Surfshark tells us the unsurprising answer Spotify, which says the company shares data like your email address, phone number, product interaction, and advertising data with third parties. Video podcasts aren't replacing audio only ones, just adding a new option. Signal Hill Insights looks back at its research in 2023 to spot potential game changers for the industry. We'll link to that today from our show notes in our newsletter@podnews.net. Voiceover Marketplace Voices has published a report into the US industry. The data doesn't mention podcasts by name, but does say that around half of voice actors work with a voice coach and that 57% of voiceovers plan to upgrade their home studios this year. Ashley Carmen reports that the founder of the uk podcast company novel, Sean Glynn, has settled a lawsuit from investor VGC Partners.


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