Ausha Podcast

Binge Audio: A Non-Linear Radio Business Joël Ronez (Co-Founder, Binge Audio, France) Founded in 2015, Binge Audio is based on a few convictions: on-demand only content available on all platforms, premium narrative programmes, high quality publishing chain, young producers with autonomy, highly integrated sponsorship or brand content, and new formats for new devices (connected spe

Google, Smart Speakers and New Formats – Unlocking The Next Wave of Podcast Listeners Steve Pratt (Co-Founder, Pacific Content, Canada) Podcasting continues to grow every year, but the number of people who listen to podcasts are still outnumbered by those who don’t. Strategies that help existing podcast listeners find their next favourite show are valuable, but strategies that

The State of Podcast Measurement Benjamin Masse (Managing Director, Market Development and Strategy, Triton Digital, UK) Growing consumption of on demand audio requires better and reliable data. Benjamin will give an overview of today´s metrics, guidelines and advancements and discuss tomorrow´s metrics.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus

Newsradio – From Linear to SMART Radio and Podcasts Joeri Nortier (Product Manager, BNR Nieuwsradio, the Netherlands) The Netherlands’ only commercial news radio station has adopted an innovative, non-linear strategy. Podcasting will play a very important role in this shift to a non-linear publisher of audio content. Joeri will discuss how BNR is implementing the new focus on o

The UK Podcast Audience – How Under 35s Listen George Mullen (Research Manager, Podcast and Radio, BBC, UK) & Pete Zazulka (Head of Audience Planning for Radio, BBC, UK) Pete and George will give an overview of the UK podcast market and why the BBC sees this as an important area for development. They will moreover present their recent analysis on podcasts for under 35s. What

Establishing a Podcast Currency Joakim Johansson (Digital Media Analyst, Swedish Radio, Sweden) How can the radio industry collaborate to provide agreed upon measurement regarding how many listeners podcasts have? This is a challenge in many markets. Sweden found a way and this is how it works.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informatio

Deezer Originals - Creating Podcasts in the World of Music Streaming Ben Fawkes (Senior Manager Audio Content, Deezer, Germany) Ben was hired by Deezer to oversee the creation of original podcast content for the German speaking market in 2016. He will speak about the journey from producing 'one-off' content for events, all the way to producing a number 1 podcast in the German podca

Monetising the Podcast Market Joe Copeman (Director of Sales, Acast, UK) In little over 3 years, Acast have launched in the UK & signed & retained the most respected publishers from FT to Economist, from The Guardian to Vice. We have also launched a huge number of independent podcasts from The UK's No1 My Dad Wrote A Porno to the most sought after influencers. Along the way

The Podcast Consumer 2018 Tom Webster (Vice President of Strategy and Marketing, Edison Research, USA) Tom Webster will bring the latest research and overview of the most important trends from the American and Australian radio markets. What works? Is anyone making money? What is happening in the area of smart speakers in regard to podcasting? Also development in key demographics wi

Jack Werner (Producer, The Creepy Pod, Sweden) Swedish Noir is alive and well in podcasting. The “Creepy Podcast” is one of the most popular podcasts in Sweden, building a relationship between young listeners and Swedish public service radio, and it is all about ghost stories. The host Jack Werner describes how he works, why the constant contact with the listeners is important