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    Articles tagged In The Dark (8)

    Christine SchmidtJuly 19, 2018
    The hit podcast In the Dark is bringing “meaningful interactions” — and money — to the investigation
    The podcast has found opportunity with a donors-only Facebook group. Its second-season subject Curtis Flowers is still in prison, on death row — so “giving somebody a mug for donating doesn’t feel right.”
    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.
    Nicholas QuahApril 17, 2018
    Phew, we’ve apparently solved 97% of the podcast measurement problem — everybody relax
    Plus: The impact of bad true crime podcasts, programmatic advertising is coming for your show, and the first children’s podcast festival.
    Ken DoctorApril 18, 2017
    Newsonomics: Crimetown shows the podcast potential for local media partnership
    The Providence Journal has found ways to cooperate with — and benefit from — the successful true-crime podcast.
    Nicholas QuahFebruary 7, 2017
    The true crime show that’s gotten comparisons to Serial is heading for a second season and a new case
    Plus: The team behind Serial is getting ready for a new show, the Lewis Wallace/Marketplace debate, and are podcast networks responsible for the diversity of their shows?
    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 QuahSeptember 20, 2016
    Hot Pod: There’s a new (and problematic) way to measure which podcasts are the most popular
    Plus new leadership at NPR One, CNN and Fox News expand podcast programming, and a new Bay Area tech company to keep and eye on.
    Nicholas QuahSeptember 8, 2016
    Hot Pod: The podcast industry puts on a too-big blazer and tries to impress the old guy at the party
    Podcasting’s biggest players put on a dog and pony show for advertisers. Plus: More details on The New York Times’ audio push, Starbucks gets in the game, and Questlove reads ads.
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