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    Articles tagged podcast (20)

    Shan WangMarch 31, 2016
    In the room where it happens: The host of NPR’s new show Embedded talks about news in podcast form
    Kelly McEvers: “A lot of the great storytelling podcasts happen in the studio. I hope ours opens the door to people thinking more about what you can do in the field, when things don’t go as planned and are unexpected.”
    Joseph LichtermanSeptember 25, 2015
    How Esquire built Esquire Classic, a new standalone digital archive
    The process took about a year and required the scanning and tagging of more than 50,000 articles dating back to 1933.
    Joseph LichtermanJuly 7, 2015
    As podcasts grow, the podcast freelance economy takes shape
    AIR has come up with suggested rates of compensation for those who do freelance work for podcasts, where a new injection of for-profit companies is complicating the math of public media.
    Justin EllisJanuary 8, 2015
    Unseen forces: NPR looks to build a broader digital audience with its new show Invisibilia
    The new show, which explores unseen phenomena in science, debuts on stations January 9. But NPR is hoping the popularity of public radio podcasts — including Serial — will bring new listeners to the show.
    You can now listen to a podcast in a tweet (and keep on scrolling)
    Caroline O'DonovanOctober 3, 2014
    This American Life tries to turn its radio audience onto podcasting with its new show Serial
    What does a hyper-successful public radio franchise incubating its first spinoff tell us about the state of podcasting?
    Justin EllisFebruary 4, 2014
    Welcome to Radiotopia, a podcast network with the aesthetics of story-driven public radio
    With funding from Knight Foundation and Kickstarter donors, PRX is trying to create an environment where “high-quality, story-driven” shows like Roman Mars’ 99% Invisible, can thrive.
    Joshua BentonOctober 18, 2012
    Clay Christensen on the news industry: “We didn’t quite understand…how quickly things fall off the cliff”
    What’s the right way to respond when technology disrupts the position of an established business? The Harvard Business School professor has lessons for the news business from other industries.
    May 24, 2011
    “Expanding the palette of public radio”: Marc Maron’s WTF moves from podcast to program
    July 8, 2009
    Ledger Live: How a newspaper webcast became less like a news show and more like a blog
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