Jack | March 7, 2019
It’s been a long time coming, but those of us who have been in the trenches for years could foresee the day during even the longest nights. Forbes Magazine in one of their latest articles The Audio Boom: How Podcasts are Changing the Game for Marketers by David Shadpour has identified that people are tuning […]
Jack | November 9, 2018
This Spectator article wants to point out to those enamoured with the latest craze of podcast-madness, that radio hasn’t exactly been overwhelmed by the downloading RSS feeds. Podcasts, too, have yet to master drama; it will surely become established, challenging the corporation to maintain its commitment to what is for many of us the USP of […]
Jack | November 9, 2017
After seven years two hosts get back in the same time zone. Jack and David chat of all manner of things, No Sleep Podcast, The Audio Drama Convention of 2020, and what’s on their podcatchers for example! Please forgive the poor sound quality we are in noisy locations!
Jack | September 20, 2017
The Pulse considers What We Listen to on Our Phones: Jenn Webster considers how podcasts have leaped from the fringes to the mainstream in this piece. Chattanooga’s podcasting—and whether you like noir radio drama, current events or geeky fandom, there’s likely local-focused audio out there for you. If you want to keep up with urban […]
Jack | February 22, 2017
From copyblogger we get the incredible story of the growth of podcast. If you asked us 13 years ago whether we believed this would happen, we would have told you absolutely. If you asked us seven years ago, we would have said “unfortunately not”. New Media takes a while to get going but when it […]
Jack | April 18, 2016
Google Play has the Internets all a twitter (pun intended) with the possibility of a new RSS aggregator. Do you need to have a place to spread your feed? Check out this article from The Verge.
Jack | December 14, 2015
In the Guardian newspaper, Miranda Sawyer asks a very simple question: Why are Americans so much better at making podcasts than the British? I for one think that Ms. Sawyer has the ideas backwards. She suggests in the article that you have to do massively produced shows to get them to be successful and that the British […]
Jack | June 24, 2015
It’s been a slow ride through the RSS feeds and the gentle eddies of subscription space, but as we wind down our tenth season of the Sonic Society and a pretty busy one with three shows a week (Sonic Echo, Sonic Speaks and of course the Sonic Society) it’s important to see how far we’ve […]
Jack | March 27, 2010
It appears to be survey season! For those folks who feel left out because of the recent Sonic Gold survey, here’s another one! It’s quick and its simple and it comes from Alan Middleton, an associate prof at Ohio University. Mr. Middleton is trying to get an idea of how folks listen and download their […]
