“This public radio doc is a symptom of the problem and not the problem.”
We all know what needs to happen (RadioInk) to avoid this and keep it out of the press. Declaring it a war just brings more negative attention to the problem that does exists that is being referred to as the “Wild West”.
Here are my thoughts on the above topic with the help of Elsie and Jessica of ShePodcasts.com
Here is episode #7 of the “My Digital Life Show” for Tuesday, July 16th, 2013. This episode topic is about “The Future of Radio and Podcasting from 2005 to 2013 with Radio Expert/Consultant Mark Ramsey.
In this episode we cover these more specific questions:
How Podcasts and Radio Content will blend together in the Car?
Possible changes coming to broadcast radio?
Does radio needs some of the current podcasts talent to succeed now and in the future?
I interviewed Mark Ramsey back in 2005 for my ITConversations Network “WebTalk with Rob Greenlee” show. Back then, we both talked about the potential of podcasting in the face of shrinking radio audiences and how major celebrities will lead to audience growth in podcasting in the early days of podcasting. Here is a link to that full interview from 2005. I replay a key 9 minutes from that interview in the current episode here.
Fast forward 8 years, to 2013 and how have things changed and did we get it right back in 2005? What are the predictions for radio and podcasting going forward from 2013?
Please feel free to give me feedback on this show to: rob at robgreenlee dotcom or twitter @robgreenlee . Leave some of your thoughts here in the comments and I will respond to them in next week episode.
Here is episode #5 of “My Digital Life with Rob Greenlee” for Tuesday, June 18th, 2013.
This episode is part 2 of a series on the growing globalization of Podcasts and what that means for podcasting’s future.
This week, I have an extensive interview with Nicole Simon, Author, Social Media and Podcast Consultant at nicole-simon.eu from Berlin, Germany. She can also be found on Twitter here @nicolesimon .
I also present an update on my 2 year ownership experience of an 100% Electric 2011 Nissan Leaf. CNET TV Top 5 Electric Cars is also discussed in this episode — read more from CNET here .
Please feel free to give me feedback on this show to: rob at robgreenlee dotcom or twitter @robgreenlee . Leave some of your thoughts here in the comments and I will respond to them in next week episode.
Here is episode #4 of the new “My Digital Life with Rob Greenlee” for Tuesday, June 11th, 2013.
This episode is focused on the growing globalization of podcasts and what that means for podcasting’s future. As you can see, I stay focused on my passion and that is the medium of “Podcasting” for another week.
Interview guest is Karin Hoegh, Podcast Consultant at Podconsult.dk from Copenhagen, Denmark.
The below ranking chart gives a glimpse into the future of podcasts and maybe all on-demand media consumption over the next 5-10 years.
Here is a Top 10 Ranked List of the Most Spoken Languages around the World:
Mandarin – 1 Billion + (Chinese)
English – 508 Million + (New Zealand, U.S., Australia, England, Zimbabwe, Caribbean, Hong Kong, South Africa, Canada and more)
Hindustani – 500 Million + (India)
Spanish – 400 Million + (Spain, Mexico, Cuba and most South and Central American countries)
Russian – 300 Million (Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, US to name a few)
Arabic – 250 Million + (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Egypt)
Bengali – 215 Million – (Bangladesh mostly, but many other countries have these speakers)
Portuguese – 200 Million – (Brazil, Macau, Angola, Venezuela, and Mozambique)
Malay-Indonesian – 175 Million – (Malaysia and Indonesia)1
French – 135 Million – (France, Belgium, Canada, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Haiti)
Here is a download referrer ranked list by country breakout of the top countries consuming podcasts over the past few months. This data is from the largest podcast hosting provider in the world – Libsyn.
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
China
Australia
Japan
Korea, Republic of
Germany
Spain
Mexico
France
Sweden
Russian Federation
Singapore
Brazil
Saudi Arabia
Italy
Netherlands
Thailand
India
China has broken into the top 5.
The other languages represented in the above Top 20 country download referrer list, that are not included in the Top 10 Most Spoken Languages are Japanese, Korean, German, Swedish, Italian, Thai, and Dutch. The current largest languages not represented in the Top 20 country list are Malay-Indonesian and Bengali.
Please feel free to give me feedback on this show to: rob at robgreenlee dotcom or twitter @robgreenlee . Leave some of your thoughts here in the comments and I will respond to them in next week episode.
Some podcasting platform players are getting all upset with many large Public Radio groups putting out Podcasting Measurement Specs that give the impression to some that they are declaring war on the long established podcasting space.
Here is episode #7 of the “My Digital Life Show” for Tuesday, July 16th, 2013. This episode topic is about “The Future of Radio and Podcasting from 2005 to 2013 with