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WGBH invests in RadioPublic
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“[W]e see WGBH as a growing force in podcast content creation, distribution and marketing,” said RadioPublic CEO Jake Shapiro.
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“[W]e see WGBH as a growing force in podcast content creation, distribution and marketing,” said RadioPublic CEO Jake Shapiro.
The long-running PBS series is launching “The Frontline Dispatch,” a biweekly podcast.
The hotel also commissioned an episode of the podcast “The Memory Palace.”
”We are really focused on the discovery angle at the moment.”
Five of the shows are already in production.
Public Radio Exchange is trying to build the network’s brand to benefit all shows regardless of audience size.
Stations will get tips on monetization and audience engagement as part of the program.
PRX’s John Barth urges news directors to overcome public radio’s risk-averse culture and embrace digital media’s “thrill of speed.”
The Public Radio Exchange, WGBH and Nine Network have all invested in brick-and-mortar facilities for public engagement.
RadioPublic joins a cadre of startups choosing the new hybrid structure.
RadioPublic will introduce apps for iOS and Android later this year.
One is in partnership with a long-running magazine.
The total hours of NPR podcasts downloaded rose 45 percent from fall 2014 to fall 2015.
The magazine and PRX launched a podcast Monday focusing on nonfiction articles from Esquire’s 82 years of archives.
Shapiro co-founded the Third Coast International Audio Festival.
Starting Oct. 1, WNYC will sell the show’s podcast ads.
Our panel of experts considers the future of podcasting as a source of revenue for public media.
Public Radio Exchange’s podcast network Radiotopia has raised $620,000 from 21,808 donors on Kickstarter, setting a record among publishing, radio and podcasting projects that have used the crowdfunding platform. “We were dazzled by the response,” said PRX CEO Jake Shapiro. “It shows how dedicated the listeners are to the shows. And it means we’re going to be shipping out a lot of T-shirts.” After reaching its initial goal, the campaign achieved stretch goals as well.
Plus: Public radio’s shifting economics, and The Moth crosses the pond.