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    Nicholas QuahFebruary 6, 2018
    Can public radio powerhouse WNYC navigate a crisis of its own making?
    Plus: RadioPublic stands up for the little guys, everybody’s going Hollywood, and Gannett wants to build “The Wire” (but non-fiction).
    Nicholas QuahJuly 11, 2017
    How will we know when we’ve hit Peak Podcast? And are we there yet?
    Plus: Gimlet gets more transparent about diversity, IAB tweaks its podcast upfront, and SoundCloud shrinks.
    Joseph LichtermanJune 29, 2017
    You can now use social audio app Anchor to publish podcasts
    “Our hope is that we can remove all of the technical and difficult aspects of the process to the end user.”
    Nicholas QuahMarch 7, 2017
    “The radical act of women making media and owning it, too”: The (podcasting) future is female
    Plus: Anchor takes another crack at social audio, a Midroll producer starts her own shop, and Uber wants to create a “content marketplace” for riders.
    Nicholas QuahOctober 25, 2016
    Hot Pod: What will happen to the election podcast boom on Nov. 9?
    Plus: Radiotopia finds expanding a donor base a different challenge than starting one, NPR refocuses for innovation, and The New York Times reaches its youngest audience ever with podcasts.
    Nicholas QuahAugust 16, 2016
    Hot Pod: Is Hillary Clinton’s podcast propaganda or a milestone for political podcast advertising?
    Plus: Political podcasts get a big convention bump, WBUR tries an “audio newsletter” around fitness, and a new take on mobile podcast creation.
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