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New Waves

  1. It isn’t just for podcasts anymore

    The ability to listen whenever you want is the central tenet of “non-linear” audio ... As we’re in the business of offering audio publishers as many technology options as possible to help them grow, it made sense for us to develop more on-demand functionality for streaming too

  2. A Podcast Host and a Sales Manager Walk into a Bar…

    “Back in the day, there used to be a much bigger separation between sales and show creation,” Ira continued. Those kinds of disconnects, among other things, made it harder for hosts to know that their vision was being delivered effectively. “If I had my way, I would’ve been on way more sales calls,” he exclaimed.

  3. Sound Decisions Made Simple with Streaming Trends

    Insights about your stations need to be comprehensive and robust to give you a true understanding of how they’re performing. But they also need to be simple, so it’s easy for you to learn what you need to do quickly.

  4. The future of better audio ad experiences is now.

    While proponents of traditional server-side and client-side audio ad insertion constantly “battle” over which method is better, both are inefficient to some degree and add complexity. They attempt to do things that they weren’t built to do.

  5. The cycle of satisfied listeners and profitable publishers

    Streaming delivery issues impact more than just a smooth listening experience. If the stream doesn’t deliver effectively, neither can ads, and that means a revenue hit to publishers. So when we built ABR capabilities into our streaming server, DAS (Dynamic Audio Server), we built it to work in concert with dynamic ad insertion (DAI).

  6. A High-Level Look into Marketplace Dashboard

    Audio publishers need easy ways to see how all of those channels perform alongside each other so they can make the best decisions for their entire business. Let our own Heather Smith take you through Marketplace Dashboard.

  7. Jon Stephenson wins Radio Ink award

    Big thanks to Radio Ink for recognizing Jon as one of radio’s 30 and under superstars. Read a bit from his interview.

  8. Powering audio for everyone in 2024

    When every player in this space has a fair opportunity to flourish, everyone flourishes – podcasters, broadcasters, advertisers, networks, technologies, and more. Looking forward with CEO Jon Stephenson.

  9. Sounds Profitable goes deep into the Stack – part 5

    An independent, programmatic ad marketplace for digital audio means more buyers/sellers participating in an open exchange – instead of a select few in closed ecosystems – which in turn means more opportunity for everyone.

  10. How to create a podcast from a broadcast in 3 minutes

    Have a watch of our own Heather Smith as she walks you through the creation and distribution of a Splice – which automatically turns linear audio streams into podcasts – in this three-minute video.

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