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    Nicholas QuahJuly 10, 2018
    The Washington Post wants to figure out the best places to put ads in your favorite podcasts
    Plus: Crooked Media goes audio doc, Maximum Fun goes scripted fiction, and The Pub goes the way of all flesh.
    Here’s how blockchain, bots, AI, and Apple News might impact the near-term future of journalism
    Nicholas QuahMay 1, 2018
    Google wants to do for podcasts on Android what Apple did for podcasts on iOS
    Plus: the BBC moves to monetize outside the U.K., talent agencies keep moving in, and 50 billion is a big number.
    Apple, having bought Texture, is reportedly working on its own subscription news service
    Nicholas QuahJanuary 30, 2018
    Turns out people really like podcasts after all (and now we have numbers to prove it)
    Plus: PRX expands, WNYC shuffles, NPR stagnates, Dirty John adapts, Macmillan strategizes, and Gimlet parties.
    Joshua BentonJanuary 18, 2018
    Media companies should open up an HQ2
    If it’s good enough for Amazon, why not for news publishers? Trade in your New York rent for a wider, subway-phobic pool of talent.
    Nicholas QuahOctober 24, 2017
    Can sports turn the local podcast business into a green monster?
    A partnership of Boston media giants is going to try. Plus: The mysteries of messed-up analytics and The New York Times’ expanding podcast strategy.
    Ricardo BiltonSeptember 19, 2017
    Quartz is using Apple’s new AR tech to “help people understand objects in the news” on iPhones
    Apple’s new augmented-reality tools will open up new ways to illustrate stories: “It’s not quite drag-and-drop for producers, but it’s super close to that when it comes to the backend.”
    Trushar BarotSeptember 18, 2017
    The future of news is humans talking to machines
    That’s the argument of the BBC’s Trushar Barot, who believes voice AI is the biggest technology revolution that the news industry is missing — and that it’s not too late to do something about it.
    Joshua BentonSeptember 12, 2017
    Small pieces, loosely joined (oh, and a new iPhone): These are today’s key Apple updates for publishers
    Apple steps a little closer toward the constellation of devices that follow the smartphone.
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