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Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
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If you wanted to figure out your most popular episodes how would you go about doing that. They might be wondering why this is important and it's while it's important for a for a number of reasons. I think i is just putting together. Well putting your best foot forward. I should say for brand new listeners. Podcasting reliance on reverse chronological order listing of our episodes means that the newest episode is the episode that has heard most often by brand new people and that may not be your best episode. Heck it might not even be an episode that is indicative of what a good episode for your podcast is or even might even not even be an episode of your podcast at all if you knew which episodes were most popular for your listeners. You'd have a nice start here collection to brand new listeners. That'd be cool. Idea would be assembling a collection to submit to awards competitions. You know doing it with the single episode isn't great. And even if you are creating a customized recuperating out your single episode that samples from other episodes of your show. It's not a good way to tell whether your podcast is good bad or indifferent right. It's just not the right. Feel however if you had a collection of episodes i know say. Three episodes five episodes ten episodes. Whatever that you could then submit that group to the awards committee. They in turn could make much much more informed decision on whether your podcast is. You know the whole podcast is worthy of an award. We're not you know that also might encourage some innovation with the podcast listening apps out there. Just think how popular best of or greatest hits collections are for music. You know we can do the same thing for podcasts. Really we could go through figure out which are the best episodes and then give them to a brand new listener that new listener then listens to your best dove collection. And here's the cool part when they get to the end of the best of collection if they get all the way to the end then they're then they're subscription automatically switches over to the main show feed and they start picking up new episodes right away because now they're in they went through all their invested. That'd be kinda cool but back to my question. How would you go about doing that. Would you base it on downloads. Well you know. I suppose that's a start. I think we put way too much emphasis on downloads and a goodly number of those downloads are automated. So i'm skeptical but still it's a start and in fact earlier this week i heard that some of the more forward-thinking podcast hosting companies are in early discussions to collect this information with obviously the podcast permission. Clearly but then somehow take that information of what the best of this feed is and and then mark that episode inside of the rss feed which what intern allow aggregate irs think directories or apps to actually do something with those marked episodes. Put them further up. Highlight them in some way. Now of course speaking of apps they actually have better data than your podcast hosting company. They actually have play. Data backup. Data rewind skip data all of that stuff so perhaps forward-thinking apps could use their own internal data and blended with this information that these hosting companies are thinking of providing but also what about external factors for popularity podcast episode. Maybe like quantity of shares across social media. That's doable but it's rather processor intensive so this might be a service that an existing social monitoring service could offer to podcasters though. It's going to be a challenge to associate the various links. They get shared right. You're you're linked to your page linked to the media for that episode. Is it a player. Created link is a deep link to a directory that someone is actually sharing. Those who need to be normalized enrolled up together. I wonder what i missed. I missed a few ways. We might figure out what is good and popular for a podcast. If you have ideas on that please shoot me an email. I'm yvo at simpler dot media and let me know if you're a podcast service provider. I'd love to know whether you what what you would do with this data how you could contribute to it or also what you would do with it. If you knew what was most popular out of the podcast. What would you do with that information. That would make your service. Better known booster grand corner today but you can change that for tomorrow and going forward by going to podcast quantifications dot com slash value for value and choosing from any of the many options. I have listed on that page. Probably too many options. Maybe there's a business opportunity. Maybe someone could build a better ways. You can support the podcast yer plug in page something along that line for podcasters utilize anyhow in the meantime at that page. I do have which is way too busy at podcast. Quantifications dot com slash value. Four you can use then mo by me a coffee dot com and many other ways for you to provide some value back to me for the value of the content. You receive from me. That's it. I shall be back tomorrow with yet. Another podcast quantifications jeers podcast. Pontificate asians is written and narrated by e. Tara he's on a mission to make podcasting better links. Everything mentioned in today's episode are in the notes section of your podcast listening map. A written to be read article based on today's episode is available at podcast. Pontificate actions dot com. Where you'll also find a video version and a corrected. Transcript both created by allie press podcast. 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Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"Hello and welcome to another podcast. Pontiff vacations with me yvo tara. I can't think of meeting i've had recently. Where with their client or prospect where. I didn't utter the words. Podcasts tend to get the audience they deserve. It's become sort of an axiom of mine. One that represents my overarching worldview podcasting. If you will. I've heard many other podcasting. Pundits say something along. The lines of podcasting is a slow. Burn or need to be in this for the long haul. And while i agree with those statements those all come with a presumption that success is inevitable. Well you and. I know it's not so at the risk of being depressing. Not my goal. Let's return to my axiom. Podcasts tend to get the audience. They deserve and unpack that for a moment. What does it mean is if you build it. They will come. I mean they might but they might not that axiom also does not mean that you can market your way into great success. I mean that might work for you but it also might not. so what is it about. Well i that phrase. Podcasts tend to get the audience they deserve is first about your podcast. Not you the podcast. Her now yes. You are. Inexorably wound together with your podcast. I get that but for this axiom to work. We need to take the person the you out of it and look at the product. The thing that you're making the product is the pod. The podcast is the product. Brought up is the podcast and that is what people will or will not decide to make a part of their life so does content matter. Well of course it. Does you know but content is a broad topic. It means a lot of things. Does the sound quality good. That's a good question for you or for your show is the sound quality exceptional are the conversations are having or the things we're talking about. Is that does that good or those conversations. Riveting is the packaging of the content. That means the episode itself. The show itself your website. All supporting properties is the packaging pretty good or is it done with the utmost care.
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"I'm going to offer up a curated list of my own. Not just me but of the people who i feel are pushing podcasting forward on twitter. I call this list. My podcast pulse. Because that's the idea. Keep your finger on the pulse of what's happening in podcasting now. If you don't use twitter okay. You don't use twitter. I'm not here to convince you to use twitter but if you do use twitter you can follow this. A hundred eleven or so people. All of them to varying degrees published content on twitter. That these serious podcasters should know about. But i will remind you that it is twitter and twitter users like me do in fact use twitter for putting out more than just one thing so not everything you're going to see is going to be all podcasting all the time i don't recommend turning on notifications unless you're that crazy person but i do recommend checking the list against called podcast pulse from time to time just so you can see what's shaking and what people in who are also shaking and podcasting are thinking about at the moment again. I'll have a link to that in the episode notes or you can go to my twitter profile. Yvo tara and select view lists and look for podcast. Pulse right there now. Here's the deal. I know i missed a few. I probably missed a lot. But i've only got a limited amount of time to do these episodes when needed to keep it concise. However i do have room to listen to or read more podcasting content specifically podcasting content. That's created to make podcasters better podcasters and to create ultimately serious podcasts. So what did i miss..
MSNBC Morning Joe
Haitian Government Asks Biden Administration to Pause Mass Deportations
"The haitian government is asking the biden administration to pause mass deportations of migrants back to haiti amid a surge of haitian migrants crossing the rio grande river river. Nbc news correspondent. Morgan chaska got exclusive access to the southern texas encampment. These migrants are now calling home. These are the men women and children calling the shade of texas border bridge. Whole the group. Mostly from haiti. Now number nearly fifteen thousand strong. They've come here with little hoping to claim asylum and turn launching a massive mission for state and federal agencies secure. The border provide and process every single person over the last few days we moved approximately thirty three hundred individuals. We expect that number to increase in the days ahead. Our crew granted exclusive access to visit with those whose futures remain uncertain. This woman named yvo telling us she's been here more than a week and his barely eaten for many. They're only nourishment the food and water handouts. That can't come fast enough now has been only a matter of days since this group's swelled in size underneath the bridge but as we push this direction you can see that there is already a small city that has formed here in the shadow out this rich plants from the riverbank being used in some cases as temporary roofs as children playing the shade. Everyone trying to do whatever they can to stay cool. Massive accusations along the border began this morning. Some planes flying migrants from san antonio direct to port-au-prince haiti others are being bused to other processing locations. Such as paso laredo. Those flown home today returned to a country still reeling from a devastating earthquake. Deportation flights only expected to arrive in the coming
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"Welcome to another podcast quantifications with me yvo tara productivity prioritization and podcasting. I say this. Not because. I like liberation although i really do like alliteration but because it's what we hear all the time and generally speaking i tend to agree with that. There are lots of things that you can waste your time on as a podcast. And there's no shortage of top ten things to improve gross. Lash blow up your podcast and you may not be doing all of those things and in fact you're probably not doing most of those things you also. You only have a limited amount of time every single day or week or month to invest in your podcast. When you're not actually podcasting. Charlie takes up a whole lot of your time. So yeah prioritize because you productivity needs.
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"Hello and welcome to another podcast. Quantifications with me yvo tara. We need to talk about ip addresses. But don't worry this is not a technical conversation. you're a podcast not a developer. Or maybe you're both. I don't really know but for right now i'm talking to you as a podcast or so as long as you can spell. Ip this episode is for you. Let me explain. Just for a second. I got an analogy. I got an analogy to explain. What an ip address is think of an ip address as if it was a blind dog. Whose job is to bark every time a new visitor comes into the shop. I know that's kind of weird but a blind dog that barks when new people come into the shop is the best way. I can think of to describe. Ip addresses now. This dog sits by the door and he can hear people come in. He knows in the doors open. He can hear the footsteps around him but he can't actually see the people that dog is using smell and when he recognizes a new smell of a new person he barks now some people smell like maybe they're in the same family so he would not bark even though three or four minutes exactly the same or maybe they all rode together on a giant tour bus for hours on end and they all smell the same. He gave me the only going to bark once when he hears that smell. Here's that smell when he smells those people now. Of course they're blind counting dog. Gets this wrong a lot but least directionally. It's right now. Losing ip address in this same stick with a metaphor for minimum would be like all of those people suddenly having no sent. That dog can still hear people when they come into. The shop at now has no way to discern whether they're going in or they're going out of the same family or from the same bus. So all i can do is bark. Every time he hears a footstep go past him and he's gonna bark a lot more than it used to because he can no longer discern the differences between these people. Losing ip address in podcasting is kind of the same thing. Your podcast media hosting company will still continue to count traffic downloads. If you will..
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"Hello and welcome to another podcast quantifications with me yvo tara generally speaking i'm not a fan of taking shortcuts on your podcasting journey and that's not completely true because i look like you i don't like wasting time for sure and there are a lot of things in podcasting that you can spin your wheels on waste your time on and so yes we also have ways to avoid pitfalls along that complex journey that we have in podcasting and these are pitfalls at trip up many other podcasters there are certainly ways to be much more efficient in the things you do your your during your podcasting process and there are a lot of old and outdated methods and thinkings and myths out there. That just haven't been true in a long time if they were ever true but actual real shortcuts and podcasting. I'm a tad bit skeptical of that. So today i wanna talk about three. I guess gotcha if you will things to watch out for before you glommed onto something. Someone is calling a shortcut in podcasting. The first one of those is look. You still have to know what it is. You're doing or at least why you are doing it. You can't use a shortcut to completely bypass a key piece of podcasting. Think for a minute about. Rss feeds talk about a fair amount here on the program that technically weird looking batch of texts that many podcasts look at and go so and so because of that the majority of podcasters leave the rss feed rightly so by the way to our hosting providers. That's their that's one of the jobs. We pay our monthly fee to a podcast hosting company. So that they generate an r. s. c. s. Feed for us. We don't really wanna hand code our own right assuming that you are reputable. Podcast hosting company is doing what they're supposed to be doing. You don't even know how to read an rss feed probably many people. Don't and that's okay but you should know what the feed does and generally speaking what is in the feed. Because if you don't even know. I know there's an r. s. v. But you know a lot of podcasters are in there not knowing what's going on with anything to do with the podcast. Rss feed so again. He can't bypass it completely. You have to know at least what the thing is what the process is looking like all right second thing. There's the idea that something is better than nothing well. Are you sure that's true because if you're gonna take this shortcut and its promises you do something that is better than nothing. How do you know that better than nothing is actually true..
The Who & How Club
"yvo" Discussed on The Who & How Club
"You agree like what do you think. Oh i agree. I was thinking about what you were saying. It was really interesting. Because i was remembering reading that. That wasn't the wave. The movie was originally supposed to end or that scene wasn't originally hosted begin Really actually a denzel washington. Everyone involved and the studio to make sure that his character does end up get consequences for his actions. Did not want to send the wrong message of i do this. I'm unstoppable you wanted there to be consequences character's actions. Wow wow this crazy. We'll i like. Okay okay okay. So this is This is a good question so when you think about that does that does that. Make you feel like anything bad on this like. He's trying to show us that. When you're bad you won't survive. You only have a certain length to survive within that bad right but in the end. All the bad that you've done we'll catch up to you and you get you get what's coming to you so to speak. So do you feel like in the world that we live like that stats. The fact like bad people they they'll exist or the bad that they do exist for a certain period of time. But eventually the snot gonna end well for those who are truly back. I believe that. I believe in karma. I feel like the uh devil will use the time. While the person's looks unstoppable and make it by the guy will never have to suffer any consequences but i believe everyone asks what's coming to them eventually. Just get wait for the right timing. I guess yeah. I don't feel true. Yvo lasts long there's longevity and true evil or wreaking havoc on the world that we live you know or towards people like no. That's why the devil needs that. They need people to kind of make those deals with him and be bad because the devil won't survive without that right but again it does pardon user not earth their temporary their temporary so he keeps needing to feed himself for itself to you know to to survive but yeah it nevertheless so yeah i do so also this film deal a lot with living on the streets in the street wise and i'm not very educated about that stuff but.
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"Hello and welcome to another podcast pontificate with me. Yvo tara the guy who neglected to make the time zone correction for podcast movement. Twenty-one see he. I've been telling you on the program for several weeks now is i'm not attending podcast movement. Twenty one in nashville in person. But i am attending the conference in the virtual session. Got my all living room. All set up for that blocked off my calendar to not do any work. And i thought and i thought however but i'd have enough time to get my normal morning routine of podcast quantifications all nice and done for you. Because i do it in the wee hours of the morning but as mentioned conference actually starts at nine o'clock local time for nashville which is seven o'clock my time it you notice that number rings a little familiar to you well. That's the time. I go live every day with podcast onto vacations and i can't very well do both where i attending the conference in real life. I would not be doing the podcast. I would be intending and soaking up the conference. And that's what i said. I was going to do this year. But i got my time zones wonky so unfortunately for you that means there is no episode of podcast pontificate today nor will be one tomorrow. August the fifth but they should resume as normal the following week. Very sorry about that for my longtime listeners. And for the first time listeners. Oh wow you're still here Well sorry this is not the episode that you wanted to listen to obviously so with that. I shall say my apologies. Thanks for checking in. Even though i'm going to disappoint you now if you were at podcast movement i hope you're having a lovely safe and enjoyable time And if you're not a podcast movement. I think you can still go to podcast movement dot com and grab yourself a virtual ticket. I know there'll be a lot of sessions recorded afterwards. But now i've got to get this done and out so that i can go back and watch the opening keynote starting in just a few minutes so thanks for your attention. Sorry about that. I shall be back next monday for yet. Another podcast onto vacations cheers..
Not Another D&D Podcast
"yvo" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"That i could be healing spell since you just ruled that you gotta start barking shrimp forever Cool so you feed the cats and you see kind of looks around and goes okay. What's the plan. This feels dodgy. Will you describe what evil looked like to this cat and see i mean Young bevis kept his cat very well fed. We feel like we asked if If the cat if cyril has seen this. Yvo shaw eva. Eva gets off and goes over to have a conversation with the cat. Go ahead and romi insights check pretty good change dirty twenty fifteen contain daddy two thousand seventeen hornicek let me. Oh damn you look over and like a moment where you think that The cat recognizes someone and dodo. Step forward as you to watch out for that cat by the way it's like really no we had like a run chase me once down the hole and it was okay. Worst day of my life. Well my lasagna. Second time was went zero chase. He was awful. It's okay. I got a lot of shrimp in this power so we should be okay for now. You've got love shrimp okay so friends. What do we think we're going to do with the situation. Should i feel like walking into the ballroom. Seems like a trap. Let's look in the door. I thank you so as long as we're all casting votes. I said run for the gun. So it's three verses one takes off immediately runs for.
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"Today's episode is brought to you by the advancing podcasting community at advancing podcasting dot x. y. z. Because why would. I do anything normal. It's a special community just for listeners. And readers of podcast quantifications and it's populated by like minded working podcasters. Just like you. Who also want to make podcasting better. You're already listening to the show. So why not extend the conversation and your influence on the future of podcasting. Join us today and advancing podcasting dot x. y. z. Hello and welcome to another podcast quantifications with me. Yvo tara astute. Listeners will notice that the sound of today's and yesterday's episode is well different mass. Because i'm in san diego. Woo mir steps away from the beach and it's awesome. I did this to escape the heat. Obviously i live in phoenix fulltime. As you know when it's really really hot there but also to recharge. Yeah yeah recharge recharge my sit out and look at the ocean. That is behind me every single day now. Recharging is important to me and also a compromise. I made with myself a few years back. And it's really paying off. I think and that's because i'm no longer trying to do everything or be every where he even though a lot of people really want me to know. Let's use the word. expect me to. I hear people quite often say. I don't know how you do it ego. I don't know how you do the things that you do. I don't know how you publish a daily podcast. That takes up four hours of your time every day. Which is a true statement. I also and you're doing that. You're publishing it in the same day that you are recording it and producing it. That's that's also dumb. That's how do you do that. And then also maintain and run a podcast consultancy which does lots of things for clients all around the world. And that's true. I do all of those things right. Weirdly enough those same people have no trouble offering up a list of other things. They think i should be doing for some expect me to be doing now. Luckily for me. And i'm kind of laughing off is that i'm the kind of person who i really like it when when people approach me with new ideas and new opportunities. And that's because i'm really good at saying no and passing up on opportunities. That aren't that either. Aren't a good fit or would stretch me too thin. Which is more often the case. And that may describe you but it might not for a lot of time. I had a tough time saying no to opportunities and you may be in a similar situation especially if you're relatively new to the podcasting world and your quite smartly trying to increase your luck service area. Something i talked about from time to time which is good. That's smart of you to do that because for you being everywhere and trying to connect with every one if you can't is a great way to network and accelerate your growth as a podcast and true. Yes maybe you're seeing some modest success with your podcasting efforts and you're thinking of investing more time and more energy so you can read more of those rewards once again good for you another smart play or it could be that opportunity just drops in your lap. Sometimes that that's how the universe works on occasion. You know there's a then maybe there's a potential pot of gold or whatever it is it motivates you right over there all you have to do to get it is just do more. Which again if you can and want to do that right. Smart play but there's a chance a good chance that something i said in that last little rant there might have triggered some feelings of anxiety stress insecurity or just full on. Oh shit how. Am i going to get all of this done now. Look feeling some of those. Things is helpful right. There is a kernel of truth in the no pain no gain comment but let me impart another nugget. Another wisdom pearl. If you will opportunity will knock again. It will mean. Sometimes it's the exact same opportunity presenting itself again perhaps you will be in a better place emotionally and mentally to accommodate it then other times. It's a totally different opportunity. One that you could not have fit in to your already busier schedule. If you had rushed to shove in that first opportunity how could you fit that in and this new thing as well occasionally you realize that passing up on an opportunity is in itself as much of an opportunity for you to refocus on your own mental health which will keep you in the podcasting game that much longer. I'm living proof of this. I mean the ability to say no. Thanks no not right. Now is a big part of why. I've been in this game for gosh nearly two decades now insane and i hope to stay in it for the next two with that kind of attitude. Your mental health is just that your health so focus on it just like that. We've gone through another month of podcast pontificating season for thank you for being with me if you found value in any of the thoughts and ideas i presented to you thus far what please return some of that value by going to buy me a coffee. Dot com slash. Ibo tara next week at least as of this recording his podcast movement. And no i will not be joining you in person See everything just talked about in this episode. But i will however see some of you from my living room where i'll be watching. The event virtually blocked off the days for my calendar. And i'm looking forward to attending lots of different sessions so with that. I shall be back on monday with yet another podcast. Quantifications cheers podcast. Pontificate actions is written and narrated by e. Tara he's on a mission to make podcasting better links. Everything mentioned in today's episode are in the notes section of your podcast listening app. A written to be read article based on today's episode is available at podcast. Pontificate actions dot com. Where you'll also find a video version and a corrected. Transcript both created by allie press podcast. Pontificate actions is a production of simpler media. Find out more at simpler dot media..
The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
"yvo" Discussed on The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
"Leedle less also so utilizes think of that is like the android of the edge. Same thing the moment you pick one operating system for iot or edge computing urawa bunch of people so the flossy with yvo as highly curated to support many different types of deployment models whether their legacy absent virtual machines or containers want us just very very focused on building out common building blocks. But dr open. Api's that then you can build a whole bunch of commercial value around you know you written a talked about the fight over standards that to merging or device comporting boarding. That's another example where y- building trust through a supply chain. You need to have standards around. How do you onboard devices. That are clouded mastic. Same thing as you can still build really great solutions around that that you monetize but that core plumbing is more standard. Got it okay. That's a lot about the whole. It ot convergence friendship that sort of thing. Let's talk about some of the more fun things that we can do. As we as we deal with this convergence i think as we add more sensors to our operations. So here's where we're going to talk about machine learning at the edge because uh so excited about it so you guys are thinking a lot about that. I believe what are your customers trying to do in. Why are they trying to do so much at the edge. Actually tell us why. They're keen on the edge and then we'll talk about what they're trying to do with machine learning there when it comes to edged competing in general the the the driving factor that we see the most bandwidth savings a lot of people. Talk about latency As the reason to do as computing your reaction time but the reality is if you're doing mission. Critical of latent critical workloads latency. I mean it's an narrow you're going to do it on you know you never gonna deploy your airbag from the cloud you no matter how faster pride g. network is but so we c band with and that's where you. Ai at the edge in terms of driving like filtering of data is only meaningful events are sent back computer vision. Definitely the killer app for edge and so we're seeing a lot of folks coming to us that you know wanting to play am l. models out for computer vision and certainly their safety and security like you kinda spinoffs from surveillance and object depiction license plate recognition and stuff like that. We're seeing more and more people come to us around like contact. 'cause contactless checkout. These different computer vision enabled kiosks for your point of sale. That's been a trend for sure. Things around worker safety. And of course there was the whole social distancing thing that people using Video for these types of reasons. We're seeing people come to us from an edge standpoint but used to sit at the machine learning but We see a whole gamut of other use cases okay and that makes tons of sense and how many of these use cases do you see like when i think about a video camera for example. There's lots you can do with it. But you know if you're going to run something at the edge so on the video camera itself you're probably limited to like a smaller model so maybe you can recognise seven things as opposed to eighty things rate. So how are people thinking about the jobs they wanna do in thinking about like how many algorithms and how far out those things can live to some extent it makes sense. I mean so starters. Yeah some cameras. They're going to be highly constrained. This is you know. of course you know. You've been following. Tiny m allen is a hot topic now. But i mean we're also seeing you know cameras themselves getting smarter and smarter. I mean there's cameras. Now you'll forget the memory and you know a multiple core processing and and you can run fairly capable influencing models out there and then you see these tiered architectures where you've got you know smart cameras and then some compute immediately upstream. I mean look at stuff. Like like amazon goes stores or you things like that where you're doing very very low. Latency computer vision stuff right there. And everybody's got a server behind every camera so we're definitely seeing a broad range of capabilities. Deploying being played out in the field but the the biggest challenge that we're seeing for folks in general is how do you you worker straight all that. How do you great and you do it in the lab and you you kinda figure out party of view but hattie scale that. It's a massive challenge right now in terms of getting models out there versus doing it in a centralized cloud environment. So is it a function of sending the like having the right models at all of the hundreds of thousands of cameras. Is it checking the. Yeah how do you do version control. Make sure you're you've got the right model out there. We're talking with folks that do likes computers. And as i mentioned computer vision For kind of meal checkout and as they change recipes you've gotta constantly update those models and to make sure you've done that reliably at scale. You know there's different tools you need to understand for drift. Is lighting changes camera angles chain. It's not controlled because know this case you're doing stuff in the physical world where things change. You're using a on structure data in the back the back end. You don't have that it's a different kind of drifts that he might experience so you've got to accommodate for things to change in the physical world and it just it's just different. Sounds excruciatingly difficult very difficult easier. Easier said than in practice with. I mean there's obviously upset to you have to really think about the mechanics of scale okay. We're all probably accustomed to the types of things you need to think about when you're scaling out in the cloud right so if i think about building a data center at scale and building apps on that i kind of know what that architecture looks like when we talk about doing it in a distributor way in updating it every two weeks or so and maybe that's too often that's not often enough. What are the kind of considerations you need to have. I mean provided you gotta be able to do everything remotely. Obviously it's doing mcleod. You've got people here by that data center and get them and they can't do it remotely from a console. They can just you physically go there but we were working with people that are doing stuff out on wind turbines out in the middle of nowhere and it would cost of a helicopter and truck roll and all that it could be fifty thousand dollars to go touch so you know you need really really reliable remote access. You need to make sure that it's built on a foundation that you can't brick. During an update so literally make device a brick. You have to physically replace it. And that's why you need to be thinking about how you deploy stuff from kind of a architecture that taps deep into the hardware itself not just like grab. Noah's put it on there and throw some containers. There you know hope for the best wants to tyler distributed you need architect it to be super super reliable. You know so then. I'll just the mechanics of supporting devops and in a way. That's very very remote You've got to be thinking about mixture of skill sets types of folks that are in a very distributed you know architecture that spans kind of the ot world to that you will not all like heavy on it. Certifications gotta make things really simple. It's a lot of these different challenges. You just don't see when it's kind of an entirely in an it domain data center. Exactly and i would. I would add to that this idea that. In a data center you're dealing with a lot more you and uniformity. Like you've got a chassis. Scutt set set sizes for everything in the real world. Your actual deployments aren't in uniform spaces like one wind turbine might look different than another. You might have like a retail store. That has you know one kind of refrigerator. Case that you're deploying sensors into and then another one in different retail store. I mean there's there's a lot a boggles my mind. It makes me my head. It's it's painful the closer you get to the physical world..
The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
"yvo" Discussed on The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
"Leedle less also so utilizes think of that is like the android of the edge. Same thing the moment you pick one operating system for iot or edge computing urawa bunch of people so the philosophy with yvo as highly curated to support many different types of deployment models whether their legacy apps and virtual machines or containers want us just very very focused on building out common building blocks. But dr open. Api's that then you can build a whole bunch of commercial value around. You know you written a talked about the fido standard that to merging or device comporting boarding. That's another example where y- building trust through a supply chain. You need to have standards around. How do you onboard devices. That are clouded mastic. Same thing as you can still build really great solutions around that that you monetize but that core plumbing is more standard. Got it okay. That's a lot about the whole. Ot convergence friendship that sort of thing. Let's talk about some of the more fun things that we can do. As we as we deal with this convergence i think as we add more sensors to our operations. So here's where we're going to talk about machine learning at the edge because uh so excited about it so you guys are thinking a lot about that. I believe what are your customers trying to do in. Why are they trying to do so much at the edge. Actually tell us why they're keen on the edge and then we'll talk about what they're trying to do with machine learning there. Yeah when it comes to edge competing in general the the the driving factor that we see the most bandwidth savings a lot of people talk about latency as the reason to do as computing. You your reaction time but the reality is if you're doing mission. Critical kind of latent critical workloads latency. I mean there's an errand you're gonna do it on brand never gonna deploy your airbag from the cloud you no matter how faster pride g. network is but so we c band with and that's where you ai. At the edge in terms of driving like filtering of data is only meaningful events are sent back computer vision. Definitely the killer app for edge. And so we're seeing a lot of folks coming to us that you know wanting to play am l. models out for computer vision and certainly their safety and security like you kinda spinoffs from surveillance and object depiction license plate recognition and stuff like that. We're seeing more and more people come to us around like contact. 'cause contactless checkout. These different computer vision enabled kiosks for your point of sale. That's been a trend for sure. Things around worker safety. And of course there was the whole social distancing thing that people using Video for these types of reasons. We're seeing people come to us from an edge standpoint but used to sit at the machine learning but We see a whole gamut of other use cases okay and that makes tons of sense and how many of these use cases do you see like when i think about a video camera for example. There's lots you can do with it. But you know if you're going to run something at the edge so on the video camera itself you're probably limited to like a smaller model so maybe you can recognise seven things as opposed to eighty things rate. So how are people thinking about the jobs they wanna do in thinking about like how many algorithms and how far out those things can live to some extent it makes sense. I mean so starters. Yeah some cameras. They're going to be highly constrained. This is you know. Of course you've been following tiny. I'm alan is a hot topic now. But i mean we're also seeing you know cameras themselves getting smarter and smarter. I mean there's cameras. Now you'll forget the memory and you know multiple core processing and and you can run fairly capable influencing models out there and then you see these tiered architectures where you've got you know smart cameras and then some compute immediately upstream. I mean look at stuff. Like like amazon goes stores or you things like that where you're doing very very low. Latency computer vision stuff right there. And everybody's got a server behind every camera so we're definitely seeing a broad range of capabilities. Deploying being played out in the field but the the biggest challenge that we're seeing for folks in general is how do you worker straight all that. How do you great and you do it in the lab and you you kinda figure out party of view but hattie scale that. It's a massive challenge right now in terms of getting models out there versus doing it in a centralized cloud environment. So is it a function of sending the like having the right models at all of the hundreds of thousands of cameras. Is it checking the. Yeah how do you do version control. Make sure you're you've got the right model out there. We're talking with folks that do likes computers. And as i mentioned computer vision For kind of meal checkout and as they change recipes you've gotta constantly update those models and to make sure you've done that reliably at scale. You know there's different tools you need to understand for drift. Is lighting changes camera angles chain. It's not controlled because know this case you're doing stuff in the physical world where things change as you're using a on structure data in the back the back end. You don't have that it's a different kind of drifts that he might experience so you've got to accommodate for things to change in the physical world and it just it's just different. Sounds excruciatingly difficult very difficult easier. Easier said than in practice with. I mean there's obviously upset to you have to really think about the mechanics scale okay. We're all probably accustomed to the types of things you need to think about when you're scaling out in the cloud right so if i think about building a data center at scale and building apps on that i kind of know what that architecture looks like when we talk about doing it in a distributor way in updating.
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"Yvo tara. The first week of season four of podcast onto is complete on her will be in a few minutes. You get any end of this episode. Thanks so much for sticking with me. While i took a much needed break as i always do in the summertime between seasons. Now for you. Who have been listening to podcasts pontificators. For some time now you have likely notice some changes already one of them quite trivial but something i like to do and others more foundational. Let's get the trivial. The small thing out of the way first and then we'll jump into the more important things Brand new theme music. Did you notice. Of course you noticed brand new theme music and if you've listened to this for a while now because this is the fourth season you will know that i've changed the music podcast on depictions. This is the fifth change five to only four seasons. How'd you do that well. Because i did one kind of midseason so yeah big changes. Let's let's go back in the way. Back machine Here's the first little bit of bed music. You probably heard way back in the day. And i occasionally pull that out from time to time. I'm doing things that was for the very first thing. And then i went to. That was fun for season. One season two was everybody liked. And i did too but then season three was which i still here in my head every single time. I do that. The recording of the cold open Which brings us to where we are. Angry birds yeah. I like that jazzy. And funky and what. I've done with that new one is i've actually extended out. There's a full track. That i have now and plays all the way through the new altro which you probably have also noticed something different on the show. That wasn't there before so that's fun. Oh and by the way. No i do not recommend changing up your theme music every season or time. Really i mean look also branding is important to building your audience so that they know what they're in for a and especially an audience. That has no idea who you are. Getting too flippant with the music can really be a detriment to you audio. Branding is super important hugely important. In podcasting to be honest. I sort of picked all of the different theme music for this show at the last minute without really giving it a whole heck of a lot of thought so i don't recommend doing that instead. If you really want to do music the right way. I highly recommend you should choose theme music that is created by a spoke composer that you're working with. I've done that for other shows. Some of mine. Own some clients where we work i worked directly and the client works directly with the composer and we come up with a really cool piece of music properly. Encapsulates the overall. That's the best way to do it. It's not an inexpensive way to do it. But that in my opinion is the best way i think to really do your your theme music right all right enough for the trivial type stuff. Let's get in the more of the foundational changes shall we. You've probably also noticed something at the top of the show. It's an ad. Oh my god Ego you said no ads. What we didn't really say no as i don't run ads but right after the cold. Open right before the intro. There's a house at two house ad and by the way. Thank you very much too many listeners. Who have signed up to that. You are l. Given in that house add proving that it works sorta right. i mean clearly. It's me asking for something that's part of the show. I totally get it but and thank you very much to them. The reason you're hearing that ad at the top of the program is i'm implementing something that brian barletta from sounds. Profitable your readings ounce profitable right. You know that. I'm helping edit sounds profitable so you should be reading. Sounds profitable anyhow Brian wrote about it this week as a week of this recording in his weekly newsletter the article is entitled. Never let an ad slot go empty. Which i highly recommend you should actually read. It's very good if you're running ads right now but if you're not running ads as i was running ads. It will still spark some ideas. Brian writes about a pretty complex ad tech stack to blend all sorts of ads together by complicated. I i don't mean that the technology itself is complicated. it's actually quite straightforward to set this up. It's just that for me and perhaps for you. Selling ads isn't a top priority for my show so i didn't go through the complexity of figuring out where the ad inventories coming from. But that doesn't mean that. I'm not making that ad spot available i am. I'm viewing that spot as a potential for collaboration with a few of my other longtime listeners to help spread some of the awareness of the cool things they are doing in podcasting. I'm all about making podcasting better. Many of the people who listen this program are also about making podcasting better or have products or services or ideas. That makes podcasting better. So we're still hashing out the details between me and the folks who wanna do some collaboration but look. I thought it was important. As as brian tells us to start off the season with that adds spot running. So you're not surprised when you hear. Other things dropped down in that petition in that position or perhaps even another positions and yes. That spot is available to you. If you wish to collaborate with me to simply get in touch with me yvo at simpler dot media and we'll set up a time to chat about your idea and how we might collaborate together now with that. That's not the end of the changes. You're going to see. Or i guess here or even read with podcast pontiff vacations the season or even with me i. I looked at the calendar just before coming on air. And there are fifteen more weeks is roughly sixty episodes. I might take a day off here and there. That's just the first half of season four. And i'm going to be making incremental changes to podcast pontificators along the way so listen closely and be sure again. Sign up for podcast pontificating in your inbox. That's where i will email you a quick little note Every time a new episode comes out as well as other changes. Ppi why is the best place to go. So you're never going to miss a thing that's happening with podcast quantifications. Now if you like the changes or you just want to help ensure that. I keep doing the things that i do bringing you. This show four days a week. You can please go to buy me a coffee. Dot com slash. Yvo tara and lend me your support. That's it have a fantastic weekend. Everyone because as you know. I do not release episodes on friday so with that. I shall be back on monday with yet. Another podcast on vacations. Cheers podcast pontiff. Vacations is written and narrated by eva. Tara monday he's on a mission to make podcasting better links. Everything mentioned in today's episode are in the notes section of your podcast listening nap. A written to be read article based on today's episode is available at podcast pontificators dot com. Where you'll also find a video version and a corrected transcript both created by allie press podcast. Pontiff occasions is a production of simpler media. Find out more at simpler dot media..
Sounds Profitable
"yvo" Discussed on Sounds Profitable
"Thanks for listening to sounds profitable on your favorite podcast out. It really means a lot to me to have you as a subscriber. And i hope you'll tell your friends and colleagues all about our podcast in stick around for some special bonus content at the end of the episode. Iv teamed up with tara to give you a minute long strategic thought that is guaranteed to shift your perspective on the present and future of podcasting as we all work to make podcasting better thanks to jamaica for coming on to help me expand on my article. Let's make podcast metrics more meaningful. Don't forget that sounds profitable is also a weekly podcast had newsletter available all over the world but especially in the united states. If you liked what you heard and wanna connect you can find me. Brian barletta on linked in way less phony on twitter as high five rpg. And of course. You can email me at brian at sounds profitable dot com spelled. Either way the most important part about sounds. Profitable is providing you with more resources and making sure that i can answer your questions so check out the late to jaba in the episode description and leave me a message and with your permission. I'll answer it live on the show. The sounds profitable podcast and all the cool ad tech bells and whistles you've experienced where things are host and sponsor wish everything you've heard. Since the conversation ended was uniquely created to target you using their dynamic ad insertion features hip. Any of the call. Outs were wrong. Let us know the sounds proper. Will podcast would not be possible without the help and support of evil. Tara james cridland. And ian powell thank you all for your help and support for sound profitable. I'm tara with your minute of pods then. A lot of attention is directed at the top. One hundred or just pick a number lists of most popular podcasts. But i've a cryptic message for you. No one listens to all the top one hundred most popular podcasts. All the shows on those lists are popular and have many rabid fans. I'm just saying that. No one listens to all of them in fact no one listens to most of them. If you're a total up the hours every podcast listeners spins listening you'd find the hours spent listening to shows not in the top one hundred would greatly exceed the time spent listening to those in the top one hundred. That's the long tail. It occurs in just about every large data set and isn't talked about enough and the true power of podcasting lies in that long tail. Not the short head podcast. Which was shows up in the top. One hundred most popular lists are often quite successful. Some lieblich lifestyles. Many are able to pay their bills with podcasting. Many more are living satisfied to fulfilled lives and an even greater number are happily putting their craft into the. You'll find more thoughts on this topic and other questions. Every working podcasters should be asking themselves at podcast. Pontificate dot com for sounds profitable. I'm yvo tara this has been your minute of pods zen..
Sounds Profitable
"yvo" Discussed on Sounds Profitable
"You're listening to sounds profitable because podcast ad tech is important to you but it's important to me that you are kept up to date on the latest news from the entire podcast industry to help with that. Here's what happened last week. No matter when you're listening from james cridland at pod news thank you. Brian sounds profitable as the weeks. Paul kopke's from news dot net good news for coupon codes episode notes. Now display consistently between apple podcasts spotify and thinks some html formatting works on all of them podcast one has launched launch pad one a new free podcast host. The platform includes pay pal. Donations learning center and the opportunity to get discovered by podcast. One it will require you carry ads now you earn from them. Ads ways has made an agreement with a music to automatically adjust the background. Music provides to the listeners music genre. It's being used by dunkin on music streaming services and does google occasionally think it knows the address of your podcast. Rss feed better than you do. Stupid human. You can now tell. Google your preferred rss feed and it won't change and that's the latest from your daily briefing. Newsletter called news dot net. I've talked with you all before. About how the way we study podcast. Metrics need to evolve and change. I wrote an article on the topic. All about making them more meaningful in that article. I've talked about the l. Intego williams who wrote an awesome piece for neiman lap. Discussing better ways to engage metrics. She was kind enough to come on the show and talk with me about her thoughts on the ways. We should be measuring success. Thank you so much for being here. I'm really excited heavier. We wrote an article a little while back in one of the main focuses was about not just looking at downloads looking at other metrics in wrote like a really killer article for nieman lab something. I wasn't super familiar with. When i kicked off problem so i want to turn over like tell everybody a little bit about your article and demon labs and what your goal was with that sure i will. Thanks for having me. I love talking shop with you. Your resign and your own. Thank you so. I genuinely believe and i think now. Of course four years have actually proven that the download is kind of useless as a measure of success. Then i think you agree at the armed. Smart people casting agree. It's like the emperor has no clothes kind of thing. And so i had just been a passive -ly other measurements for our shows over months and then neiman invited the invite a bunch of people at the end of the year to write an opinion. And i thought a if there is any marriage what you've been obsessing about for the last six or seven months put it down on paper and they share it so that people can scrutinize it right. Because i'm a journalist and so that's really where you test your idea in the public arena and so limited that i was petrified and i have never actually said that but i was absolutely petrified. What was a great article though. Thank you so much really appreciate that. I thought you notice so this is business. This is such a giveaway. But you'll notice that. I started with Anecdote about my kids. Because i was like let me. Soften it up because you hate someone who taught me about kids. Read y y. I used my son in my podcast. It's just like yeah. You might not like it but you're still gonna give me those five stars right now going to hate them someone who's loving talking about chess with her kids right so a me to start right there and then it was actually true like i do believe that. The real actionable measurable mighty measurement is the listen through rate. Because that's what tells you how sticky your show is. That's what tells you how long people are hanging out with your stuff. That's literally what tells you win. They lose interest in the show. And so we've been tracking are listening to the rains pretty consistently for over a year at that point and then of course we started to try and influence them right as we try to do that. We try to put really interesting things at the end of the shows and kind of tease them. At the top of the show we started to cut five minutes ten minute. Intervals into several shows leading to latino went from being to forty five minutes to being thirty to thirty five minutes to them being twenty five to thirty minutes. Because i saw the incremental you know five percents six percent eight percent growth every time. We did that to the show because what was happening was that we of course Dob introducing podcasting to our latinas Audience than they went. Invite a bunch of other podcasts. To so you know we were the gateway and then they went and found so many other wonderful podcasts that were for them and so we kinda like realize okay. We have to stay competitive right. If we want to remain one of their favorite shows this is part of how to do it. The other thing that a good listen to rate allows you to do. Is it really gives you more flexibility in terms of your ads right. Because i can say listen. I've listeners all the way through two minute. Twenty two so. I can spread out your ads. We can drop a trailer. He are like. There's so many things that i can do because i know that eighty percent of my show is being listened to so there's just so many pluses to going with a listen through rate versus a download because of living is that people don't talk about honestly down with a sixty seconds worth of audio and so and wrote about how you can play less than ten. You can play a second of an episode of your wi fi and download a ninety seconds counting as an ab download. I mean that's the thing to focus on the download metric and how we count. It was brought to us by the interactive advertising bureau. Right so that's cool. In all and the intent there is to create a lowest common denominator that everybody can match around and then we can sell to to the greater advertising space. But you hit on something really. Clever mean like getting around download hasn't opened up the tens and hundreds of billions of dollars that other advertising channels. So the truth of it is yeah. It's a great metric when you need to use it but there's a skill level where you surpass having to use it and for internal growth download. Numbers aren't difficult. You wanna double your download numbers. Yvo tara gave me this example. Just double the number of shows you put out a month and boom. You're download numbers have doubled so that listen through rate is really clever. You mentioned that you brought like a forty five minute. Showdown homeless to twenty five minutes over over about six months. Did that allow you to create twice as much content or did you just refine.
Podcast Pontifications
"yvo" Discussed on Podcast Pontifications
"To two oh hey look. It's a microphone back in my face again and for you. It's the sound of yvo coming into your ears. Hello no it is not yet time for season four of podcast pontificators to begin very close very close like really soon. It's coming out like on july. The twelfth of twenty twenty one. That's right i'll be back on. July twelfth twenty twenty one with season. Four of podcast pontificators prior to that. However i want you to listen to this. This is a guest episode of podcast. Pontificators done by mr york campbell. He's got something to say some lessons. You can learn from audio drama. So give your listen. Here's three tips. He has to say. And i'll be back very soon again on july twelfth. Twenty twenty one brand new episodes of podcast on two occasions. Season for cheers audio drama techniques. Can improve your podcast. Hello and welcome to another podcast. Pontificate reasons with me york campbell. Filling in for yvo tara. I feel that audio dramas. Their life the rodney dangerfield of podcasting meeting. They get no respect. I am podcast writer and also producer app reduced to audio dramas. one is called poetic earthlings. And the other most precious commodity. I feel that a lot of podcasters. They don't really think too much about audio dramas when everything of podcasting. What first comes to mind. Politics may be current events sports technology those type of things be know audio dramas zipping around a very long time. It predates eve and tv. Remember those old shows. I mean there's with dragnet. There's superman the catheter round the radio. I'm sure you've seen those pictures. Before of the old-fashioned huge radio and the family is just gathered around it listening to their favorite shows. That's the power of of audrius even if you do not write or produce audio dramas. There's a lot to be learned from it. I to give you three different things. The first one is attention to detail audio dramas. The are obsessed when it comes to detail a sound quality has to be just right the sound effects the sound bed and all of the technical things is always on point as never by chance whenever they produce their show if there is one word or his one phrase. That's a little bit. Not the greatest. The edited out too often. You hear shows where the announcer sneezes or coughs a lotta times. I hear his show. And the cell phone rings in the studio rather than editing out the cellphone or the sneezes the coughs they just leave it in. Sounds kinda sloppier right. Doesn't it sound sloppy to you if you hear a host. And he's just coughing and hacking away. Can he at least just take time and just edited out or when you hear a podcast her. That's kind of rambling on and on and hopefully i'm not one of those podcasters. Couldn't she just take the time. And just edit out all the rambling. Well that's what the trauma podcasters. They're they're really good about that. There could at the attention to detail. I think that could help us out as well. Also there's direction and focus by the way this is step number two if you're following along direction the focus has a big thing. I can't stand podcasters. That gal no microphone and they have no idea the direction of the show. I don't wanna call anyone out. But i was listening to this one. Podcast recorded a little bit of a snippet for you. I'm just gonna play it so that you could see where i'm getting at so here. We go yo. Yo welcome to the show I'm big jim. your they're tiny gem. Asked me your tiny. Jim young man. Well whatever so we gotta show that we're going to like drop on you today and and Yes that's right mad. I don't know where do you want to take the show like so many different directions. No real do you think it'd be interested in that. Like what like what about that. That thing that united last last week you remember the thing. We can't drop the ball. Man man i it's up to you like okay. We got different topics right. Oh yeah okay. We got so many things book. What about the theater thing or okay. So like what about. We started the lightning rod. You got that shoot up. Man you got that latin hula hula hula. You okay okay. Come on that. But where's that but it's not working. We okay whatever So okay i guess you know man we could start off with the thing we can talk about my. I my my new called. We got that could see. This show lacks direction and focus. They have all the energy. I like their spunk. Like their enthusiasm but when you listened to this show you have no idea where they can be talking about. Are they going to be talking about a movie that somebody saw. I think he said that he went to the theater or the be talking about a new car. What is the purpose of the show. This is other show that i used to listen to and the tag line. Is they talk about everything. You can't talk about everything. That's way too vague. So the audio dramas. They don't do that. They always have a focus number three on our list is unfolding a story audio dramas. A great for that. I mean is built right into. It is an audio drama. You're listening to a story. And the story has intrigued hashian as like a strip. Tease is like an onion healing layer after layer. Until you get to the nucleus. There's a lot to be learned from listening to a good story. In fact if you want to be a very good podcast. Her doesn't matter the genre that you're in. Listen to an audio drama. A very good one. See how they bring you in with a good story. They don't reveal everything upfront by the lay bread crumbs for you to follow. I wouldn't you get there when you get to the end as always satisfying so. That's about it. Why we need to do is only to pay attention to detail direction and focus and also unfolding story. If you want to check out my stories. I produce to shows who added girth links and also most precious commodity. You can go to my website. Olympic earthlings dot com evil will be back in july twenty twenty one with yet. Another podcast on vacations.
Sounds Profitable
"yvo" Discussed on Sounds Profitable
"Four sounds profitable. I'm tara with your minute of pods. Then hot casting is in a period of accelerated growth more articles about podcasting or appearing in mainstream media more consolidation is happening internally and companies outside of podcasting are investing money to get in all of that means more opportunities are abundant for all podcasters. So of course you should get your fair share by saying yes quite a bit. But it's equally important to know when to say no saying no to the wrong client can save you a lot of stress saying no to the wrong guest can keep you from chasing vanity metrics saying no to the wrong advertiser can increase the value of your show saying no to the wrong opportunity to present a workshop or event can protect your integrity saying no to the wrong. Collaboration can keep you from disillusionment. You should take the time to examine the opportunities sent to you and if one seems the right fit you should absolutely take it but if it's not the right deal then don't fret giving it a pass. Another deal will come along. Presently that's a much better fit for you. You'll find more thoughts on this topic and other questions. Every working podcasters should be asking themselves at podcast. quantifications dot com for sounds profitable. I'm yvo tara this has been your minute of pods then..
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The Ambies 2021: Podcast Awards Round-Up
"In an award ceremony live from los angeles california. The ambi were announced last night. The first podcast awards from the podcast academy ambi for podcast of the year goes to dying for sex goupil pink. The podcast academy thank you. Thank you so much keep accepting the award for wonder is dying for sakes. Walls came complete with a theme tune with some fun digs at the industry and it seems to be a streaming success to twenty five thousand people watching peak-time from the full list of winners amazon's wondering was the winning studio of tonight with five awards announced crooked media got four and q code three. The podcast with the biggest award whole was wind of change with three separate wins. The full winners are linked from our show notes and our newsletter. Today you can watch the show again online or use a pod chaser link from yvo terra to go and listen
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Samsung Launches 980 NVMe SSD that Combines Speed and Affordability
"Samsung announced a follow up to its nine. Seventy yvo solid state drive called the nine eighty the drive is an m v m e. m two three point drive and cost between fifty dollars for the two hundred fifty two hundred gigabyte model to one hundred and thirty dollars for the one terabyte version. This is samsung's i d ram less. Mvm e ssd it takes advantage of the host memory buffer feature in the n. m. e. specification instead which also brings the price down. Samsung says the nine hundred can achieve speeds of up to six times that of a saudi-based s. Cbs news reports. The twitter is suing texas attorney general. Ken paxton in federal court following an investigation. The attorney general launched into twitter after it banned former president trump twitter alleges the attorney general is violating the first amendment by trying to punish the social network for exercising free speech rights over the content hosts. Criollo is ten years old and in celebration. Google announced new tools coming to the platform. A feature called phone hub. Will you find an android phone from a chrome os device together with one. Click and check. Your phone's battery. Life wifi sink. Lets you automatically connect to wi fi networks that your android phone. It's nearby share. Lets you easily share. Files between chrome os in android devices without needing an internet connection. Cremona screen reader is getting improved controls and clipboard can now store up to five things apple released. Ios fourteen four dot one an important security update to address a web. Kit vulnerability update aims to prevent code execution in safari and third party browser. So go do that right away. Apple also released a preliminary update from its women's health study team at harvard chan school of public health. The study of ten thousand participants in the research found that menstrual cycle symptoms included some that are less commonly known or disgust such as gastric issues and sleep changes. This kind of data can help. Researchers better understand various health conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome infertility and menopause amazon is expanding its amazon one technology which lets customers pay inside a store by scanning their palms to identify themselves expanding to more stores in the greater seattle area. It's now available. In amazon. Forced star store in lynwood and in the coming weeks and amazon books store and bellevue. And it's forced our and pop up stores in south lake. Union amazon says twelve of its physical stores will soon feature the technology will give you a dollar if you take a picture of yourself with palm pilot trying to use it to log in at one of those games all right. Let's a little more about what's going on with the european union. Your opinion union has pledged more than one hundred fifty billion dollars to develop next-generation tech industries as part of its two trillion economic recovery package. The plan sets goal for europe to produce at least twenty percent of the world's semiconductors by value to twenty by value by twenty thirty. So got a little under ten years to double it. Last year produced ten percents. The biggest european chip companies are infineon and an x. P. which make chips for automotive and industrial customers a snl in the netherlands makes equipment used for chip-making plants taiwan in the us or leaders in the space but companies like tsmc and intel europe has had success encouraging domestic industry before with airbus gsm technology but domestic tech self reliance is becoming a trend last month. The us launched a review of supply chain disruptions with references to encourage domestic production china built chip-making self reliance into its latest five-year plan as well
Daily Tech News Show
Intel’s new Core i9-11900K flagship processor will arrive in early 2021
"Let's now talk about big announcement. Said see yes starting within dell boy. It's been a tuesday or wednesday wherever you might be until announced new processor families including fifty different processor variants. Come in this year. Twenty twenty one until expects five hundred. Pc's introduced this year running on one of these new processors so let's meet them we. The pro platform has twenty-seven variants aimed at thin and light business laptops among include security precautions as ai. Best based threat detection against ransomware and krypton mining plus until control flow enforcement for attacks that usually evade software only solutions phibro promises twenty three percent faster productivity at processing over the competition like a md. There's also the yvo v pro which will combine security and manageability from the pro would the evoke mobility platform. So look for this in a line of intel yvo chromebooks patrick robert any thoughts on this before we keep going with intel stuff. Pay attention to what these strange people would. Apple get the magnificence. We're bringing to you my people. That's a good intel voice. move on. there's the six new series ten nanometer until silver and seller on processors targeted education systems. They promised thirty five percent. Better performance and seventy eight percent better graphics performance. Then we've got the eleven th gen intel core h series for what until calls ultra portable gaming built on intel's tiger lake h thirty five ten nanometer superfan architecture and process this allows gaming and sixteen millimeter thick laptops with support for thunderbolt four z graphics and pci gen four with sizeable bar the three models feature four core or eight anti threads. Cpu's with a twenty eight to thirty. Five watt power draw. The flagship is the intel core. I seven special edition with up to five gigahertz. Turbo acer acis. Msi and bio. I'll announce eight thirty five powered system so until is working with them. This expect forty two gaming laptop designs to run on the series with parts by march. Jc three fifteen ask chat. What's ultra ultra portable means. It'll handle most games without giving you back pain now. It's not yeah. It's actually accurate coming later. In twenty twenty one will be the eleventh gen rocket lake s series desktop processors with nineteen percent more instructions per cycle with the i nine eleven nine hundred k. launching in q. One of this year finally until also demonstrated the twelfth gen alder lake processors do in the second half of the year alder lake will be the first chip built on the enhanced. Version of the ten nanometers superfan manufacturing technology combining new higher power cores with golden lake called lake with efficient grace cores into a single product similar to arms big little tech until intends to market older lake for use in mobile devices laptops and desktops and if the sounds familiar out similar to apples and one chips until also announced started production of the ten at nanometer zeon scalable processors for servers with volume ramp in q. I yeah
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Biden vs Trump - who's spending where in podcasts
"The latest from our newsletter pod News Dot net. I'm. Donald. Trump I'm Joe Biden and I. True. I approve this message. How have the presidential candidates used podcast advertising in the US election McGowan? Says that trump virtually stopped spending in September and only advertised in US and culture shows Joe Biden on the other hand started in late August to he was officially announced as candidate, but he's advertised a lot on comedy podcasts. It's not podcasting but Netflix's could soon allow you to listen to rather than watch your favorite shows according to new code in the APP back on January. The thirty first news reader can randall notice that TV shows with audio description would make for a great podcast. Agree with them. Using clips of comedy in your podcast expect to knock on your door before too long spoken giants has a new royalty administration agency for the spoken word much like a music publisher earns royalties, for Song, composers. Reuters has released its Reuters Audio Survey Global Survey of among others at ten days of the Voice Global Conference Daily News podcasts an interview podcasts are among the content most likely to increase in demand. The survey says Music Radio and serialized podcasts less so and eighty percent believe voice connected homes will soon become the norm. In podcasting read ads work better than non host read ads says, new research from Nielsen. It's the fourth anniversary of the New York Times audio team. The team posted in on what they're up to PR X has published an excerpt from the independent investigation into systemic racism. At the company we linked to that today Lipson have demonstrated their much-awaited Lipson five podcast dashboard it features and. You visual look and feel for stats and Simpler podcast Publishing Inc. quarterly results have been coming out this week. Amazon's net income tripled here on spotify now has three hundred and twenty million monthly active users up twenty nine percent year on year twenty, two percent of them used podcasts, and that's up slightly from last quarter and facebook's total users in the US and Canada has dropped slightly. Transistor has added. One quick submission tools to podcast directories in India today is spotify. Podcasters Day masterclass in networking. Day with more than twenty five thousand creators having registered National PODCAST post month starts on October. The first goal of NAPA called pomo is to use the challenge of podcasting daily as a form of Podcast boot camp and Yvo terrors changed his mind about pianos podcasters who don't understand RSS Editing tools or podcast tech podcasters in name only I just as valuable he says as the more full stack podcasters. And podcast news for the US presidential election on the media's Brooke Gladstone and Bob Garfield will be hosting their first ever live election night show featuring expert interviews, music comedy, and reflections and reactions from the on the media crew. It's free to watch as a link in our show notes and our newsletter today. The second season of Doctor Death has hit number one on apple podcasts. This season is all about doctor Farid. Fata who subjected over five hundred patients to brutal chemo treatments. They didn't need just to collect millions from insurance and it unveils a rotten system that tried to protect him. And lots of non US podcasts out there that are worth a listen foreign policy playlist is a new show from foreign policy magazine that will recommend one podcasts from around the world each week into the host and plan excerpts eyesight here
Breaking Biotech
Evofem To Launch On-Demand Contraceptive
"Today we're GonNa talk about a company that is trying to commercialize a female contraceptive and the company's called Yvo FEM and their product is called sexy and it's going to be launched actually in the next few days. So I wanNA talk about them as the main story, and then we're going to start with some updates from Gilead O'Donnell as well as bio Merrin and actually we got some news from Amarin today that I'm GonNa touch on just very very briefly because I haven't. Totally incorporated it into my portfolio yet, but we did see some dramatic news from them. So with that, let's get going and the first thing I want to talk about is the Gilead, news that we heard and what we found out is that they were issued a complete response letter for the approval of Phil God's Nib, which was their treatment for rheumatoid arthritis. So, this is a bit of a surprise I would say and Phil God was going to be something that replaces revenue streams that are slowly starting to fall off a patent for Gilliat and they're gonNA start to feel that in the form of loss of revenue and forgotten it was kind of shoe into get approved by the FDA issued them this complete response letter saying that they will not approve the drug unless certain conditions are met and usually when companies receive Sierra L. either it's unconditional in the sense that they don't have any recourse or it has conditions on it and hear what we. Found out that the FDA wanted more data from their face, three Manta and Manta Ray studies before completing its reviewed, the NBA and they're specifically concerned about issues in male sex organs. So Gilead is going to have to provide this data, the FDA before they will approve it, and it looks like from what I looked very briefly on the clinical trials dot Gov site is that the primary completion date isn't until early twenty, twenty one where they final completion date of twenty, twenty four. Now Juliette is pre savvy. So I feel like they'll be able to eventually overcome these hurdles once they provide some data. So I. don't see it being long long-term hindrance of the company, but we've seen the stock get hammered pretty hard since the glory days of remedy severe and in general has been kind of slow to adopt new therapies to their pipeline in order to maintain that growth that people expect. So hopefully, with the approval of Fil gone, they'll be able to replace those drugs that are falling off of patent and be able to maintain their value that way. But personally no position for me from Gilead but I thought it was interesting to point this APP. Nasr Company. I WanNa talk about is by Merrin, and they are trading at a fourteen billion dollar market cap now, and they were also issued a complete response letter for Rock Avian and this was their hemophilia, a gene therapy and I've touched on Hemophilia A and. A number of different videos but I haven't touched the topic in a while. I did notice the CRO though and it's interesting because the conditions that the FDA wanted in order to approve the drug was evidence from two years of data for its ongoing phase three trial to support the durability of the gene therapy. So this is obviously kind of rough for the company because the bar is rarely set this high for other companies that two year window of therapy is going to be maintained. This has me questioning the gene therapy space as a whole that you know other companies that have invested in say route Jenex bio if they're going to have to show two years of data to show that it is a Gerbil effect, this obviously plays into the models and delays the time at which it's GonNa take for them to get revenue. So kind of. makes. Me Nervous about the gene therapy space but you know different diseases seem to have different thresholds for what the FDA wants and it's tough to predict. So thought it was worth bringing up and just for those who are actually following by man, their last phase three patient will complete two years of follow up in November twenty, twenty, one, serve you're expecting revenue from this drug. Now you're GonNa have to wait until twenty, twenty two proudly see any revenue. So that's a disappointment even though the drug does help us significant number of patients. All right. Moving on I WANNA touch on otani therapeutics ticker symbol od T, and they're trading now at around five hundred, seventy, four, million dollar market cap for those that don't remember I, touched on this a while ago they were short candidate that I had once I seemed like they had a run up in the stock for no obvious reason, and then I sold it off in anticipation of run up to this event that we just saw news to, and they're commercializing a tax seen that is given orally. So right now has to be given IV in a lot of complications surrounding that a lot of hurdles that patients he'd go through to get this. Treatment and it's Kinda tedious. So if he can come up with an oral version, it would be much better for patients and that's what Oh Donald Trump do here. So what we heard is that their face three contessa trial achieved primary endpoint and what they were looking at is test attacks will their drug plus bean compared to just capital being alone, and the results showed that the progression free survival was significantly better in the tax will plus Kapustin group rather than just cap aside to being alone nine point eight months versus six point nine months with a hazard ratio of zero point seven to just pretty good and value point zero, zero three.
The Center Ring esports podcast
Sexual abuse allegations surface in fighting game community
"Once again, not the happiest of weeks when it comes to sports, I'm just. I'm going to be real with the listeners here new age. Not The happiest of weeks we had an ups and downs right like after it. I say weeks. It feels like it's been weeks since our last episode with all the news that broke and. A couple of days. We've basically seen whole gaming community after we did A. Lovely Documentary Review. I felt like on one of the best documentaries I've seen right the smash brothers a lot of fun to do that in watch it in and then to see all of this as like well. That community just killed itself off essentially now. with on I'm sure with you know. Obviously. News is changing every single day. It does look like it's more of the ultimate side. It seems like it's more of the new school. Kids and not so much the crowd, so maybe we'll give him that. Maybe that's just me with my Malay glasses on like i. just want those guys to be good I. Don't want them to be pedophile and shit like that, but that's what gets me right. Is We finish the show? Last episode. I mean it was more so just kind of still talking about sexual assaults around like counter strike in things like that, and like we said like what do we say like with doc? Right is look sexual assault or sexual assault. You never want to see it. You never do, but if in this world there's going to be bad thing so if you have to pick one like. Make it to where it's? And it's just you know whatever I don't WanNa. See Pet of I. DON'T WANNA. See Pedophile. That's where I get emotional. It's where I'll get upset and it's not really fun to talk about and Lo and behold the FCC was like. Hold my controller. Watch this and it's like you. You saw one story news and you're like. shed. That's bad, and then like another one came after you're like. ooh, that's actually worse like I don't understand like. We've gone from words to action all of a sudden. Words are bad enough. And that it wasn't even like you saw one thing, and like okay, and then it was like everyone would tweet like. Oh well, this person knew about it. That person knew about like everyone in the smash scene, and the fighting game seemed kind of loosely knew all of this was going on the whole time. But regard for whatever reason ever said anything or never felt like they were in the position to, or they felt like it should have been handled behind closed doors which I'll say this because I've seen some people tweet out about it Richard Lewis. This is like he's loving. This in the sense of he can finally take shots back at the FCC for how they treated him with illeg, which was awful like. We've talked about on the show. Before the way, the FCC response to outsiders, coming in is like the worst I mean hell. We've even seen it trying to get into some of these fighting game events where they're like. No like you guys aren't exclusively talking fighting each sport, so we can't have you in the FTC event, look. Bad about Yvo. Part of that crowd. Reason no reason yeah, so there's there's that, and this is not though in my opinion, even though this episode is pretty much going to solely be focusing on the FTC, I don't think this is an FDIC issue. I don't think it's a smash. Brothers community issue. I just think this is an issue like I. Think there's something that got out of hand in a group of people it's. The numbers are a little bit more staggering, obviously, upwards of fifty people involved and counting right. Yeah, like I mean it feels like it could potentially be the start and I feel like more stories and. victims will come forward, but. It's a little bit. It feels a little bit more prominent to me. In the in the community of FDIC at the moment compared to others like it's been spread out everywhere else you know like it comes to streamers, but streamers are not. Like their their own, also their own community, right big name streamers, so I guess you could say that that community is also flawed in my eyes, but that's not. As surprising just based on like the personalities and all that kind of take place in Edgy, sees kinda known to be like more like socially awkward in. We've set it on the show like I don't think you have to beat around the bush. especially. This time I feel like. If you got your shots, shoot them right. The FCC is weird. And before that was always kind of I said that as a compliment right like almost like. Hey, take it as a compliment, you guys. Are Weird. You really love your anime. You like your firs-. Your neck owes whatever your I get it. I get it put. It's your thing and whatever right? You guys are happy with it. You're weird, but it's okay. That's who they are. Exactly that's that's who they were. They were a different side of e sports. And now it's kind of like. Oh! No now it's weird. It's like the tone on that Tad different with me now where it's like. Okay I. You know as creepy it's. Weird alike it's a full of a bunch of creeps again. It's not everybody so it's not a blanket statement that we're talking about. Here is just the fact that there's so many players accused so many big name players accused. You saw people like in the. Narrow situation in particular like you saw people like. Telling them to do it, you know that the conversation that was leaked the person at blurred out the name, but they were able to figure out who was drawing a blank on that now, but they were like instigating them in like. Saying like yeah, this is like this is how it is like. This is okay. You know in, so you know. A lot of people knew about what was going on behind the scenes. Hell like these events are significantly smaller. These people are always together when they're going to them. Some of these events are like home style events. Still you know and so It just. Leaves a really bad taste in your mouth, because of not only the the high volume of people. It's the people that are involved. They're high profile individuals in I. Think the fact that it seems like the lot of the community knew it was happening. In worked trying to stop it or weren't helping out,
Gaming Ride Home
EVO 2020 was cancelled
"Yvo Twenty twenty has been canceled due to various sexual abuse allegations. Yvo Is the biggest annual fighting game tournament in the world, and even with the covid nineteen issues plaguing everyone on the planet. The tournament was soldiering on with plans to make it fully online. Earlier this week, however that all fell apart, and in order to learn more about it, I called on Imran Khan to explain everything Imron. Come into the gaming ride home show again for having me Yvo was canceled. And I just want you to give me the full story. What happened? Why was it canceled? Everything start from the beginning, so ego is the biggest fighting tournament in America Kinda the biggest in the world. There's like some discussion about that at this point, but ego is basically where fighting games have been aspiring to for the last twenty thirty years and listening started in the ninety S. This year, obviously because of covid kit have their usual Mandalay Bay Las Vegas big gathering of fighting game players. So this year they ended up canceling I place. Eve Online Eve online was a different thing where the. Mainly, got games together with like Netco like mortal Kombat eleven and them fighting her indie game that was originally based on my little pony, but basically it was A. It has to evolve brand that could stay around despite not being the big mass gathering tournament that they expect over the last couple of weeks. There's been a bigger. industry-wide movement to out sexual predators in gaming and the gaming industry, and some companies have been hit harder than that are with that bubis off for example, but for the most part it's. It's not a huge thing within the FTC. Because the FTC's always kind of had a reputation of like. Being a bit more open with their sexual harassment and it's always like. It's never been to a level of. A mass critical mass. Joey quilter this past week yesterday in for yesterday in fact was outed by a player. Named He's just does mikey. He goes online and is after the tag is crack. Peron but George Taylor. Who is the head of the current? President Vivo who founded it with Tommy Tony Kanaan. was outed for experiences when he was. Close, to twenty, where they were southern golf land, which is an amusement park in l. a.. That mikey accused him of basically. Paying money to young kids to take their shirts. Germany polls mikey related experience where he said quarter. Paid him twenty dollars to see his genitals inside a restroom and bought him pornography so. It's IT'S A. It's a larger thing that when you look at it from the perspective of not a child who just thinks they're having fun. It's real creepy, but what is conditions came out. Other people's Front, also coming out of the woodwork, saying like more finding old chaser people were talking about doing these things, but not naming names, and now that it's out. The floodgates are broken out. Yvonne immediately went. No, WE'RE GONNA put on administrative leave and check this out, so I mentioned Tom. Tony Kennedy before their more famous like they are obviously co-founders of ego, but there are more famous right now for being developers of Product L. at riot games so. They had to step in for this and go okay. We're looking at this right now. We're investigating and seeing what happens. It did not take very long before nether realm. I believe the first one like say. Are Involved with ego involvement in that sense means we don't WanNA game there. We're not going to earn any money towards prize pools. We're not doing any advertising which is fairly big deal. Arguably moral combat was like the lead game for that tournament. Right for the online tournament. Yes, Merle come at usually has a hard time with like the in person tournament. Fighting community hasn't really take to that game too well, but as an online net code game like for example, smash brothers was canceled for Eve online because the net code. Isn't that good, so this is more time to shine. The actual like really arguably was streetfighter as it is every year. This year. Are Not meeting her, but a little bit. After another canceled COP CANCELED IN ONCE CAPCOM cancels gets away from ego. Then that's that's the ballgame lets. Everything goes away soon after main sex developers of them biting heard who this is their big chance to become A. Kind of a household name and if I didn't need community, they cancelled. Bay Namco canceled and ran into that ego are the canons came out with a message from as ego saying? Hey, we were cutting for joy color. He is not president anymore. In the future, he will have zero involvement with the organization this not he's going to not be on. He's going to be on the board, or he'll be the FCC or he'll still kind of tournaments. They're cutting it off completely. Shortly after that they also that announced, we can't under these circumstances and this change in organization also do evil online in a couple of weeks in August. A month or in August? I. Know that screws over a lot of people, but. It seems like honestly the best. Call right now of. You'RE GONNA have to go through with work. That joy has done or you're going to have to. Try It's from scratch. Cobble together in event that takes at least a year to actually set up and try to get together in a couple of weeks. Yeah, I mean they just they basically. Got Rid of the boss in the most public way, possible right I mean it's it's you can't just like recover from that in a matter of weeks. Really Yeah, it's. It is one of those things of a lot of this is. Probably high time for the funding community insert reckoning with a lot of these things, because it's an issue for a number of years, it was I. I don't know if you recall but a about eight years ago, there was a street fight across capcom across Tekken. Show online, and it ended up ending as a result of some sexual harassment claims, and those a big divide in the community about like whether sexual harassment was a just a part of the culture or not and. Stuff like this doesn't help that argument. No I mean I like you, said earlier I mean like. Feels like the right call to elevate it, and as disappointing as it is for Yvo to be cancelled like it's a big flag for like we need to address. This is if we're going to cancel this event because we need to look at ourselves internally and I think I. Mean Hope the hope is that they come out better on the other side. I mean it seems like this is one of those things where. I. Hesitate to say Covid kind of save them but. If. This were an actual in person things still at Mandalay Bay then they wouldn't be able to cancer that quickly an online tournament. Shuttered a lot more easily. The bigger question now is what happens next year.
The Esports Minute
EVO Cancelled After Accusations Towards Co-Founder Mr. Wizard
"Amid dreams and the sports minute presented by e sports network. It's just the Cherry on top of what was a crappy week in sports and the game community as large ego is, or maybe I should say was one of the most prestigious events in east sports as the top event for most fighting game titles. This year, the competition and moved online due to the pandemic, but after allegations of sexual misconduct towards Joey. Cuellar the CO founder President. Eve Online has been outright canceled Kular, better known as Mister. Wizard was accused of acting inappropriately towards teenage, boys, Multiple Times mikey crack prawn fan was the one step forward. The allegations publicly after those allegations went public Capcom nother Rome and band dynamic. Oh, all pulled their gains in the event. In addition, casters players also pulled out leaving Yvo, no choice but to cancel the event Yvo says sever all ties with cooler going forward, but he was a key part of the creation of Yvo and actually decision event from its Co. founder will be difficult. Defining game community was splintered this week. This is just one of many many allegations. Put forward by various. Various members of the community for much larger conversation about what's happening this week. The myriad of allegations and the lasting effects on the FTC I've just published an east sports network podcast episode with fighting Gabe writer Danny. Howard we cover these topics in depth, my condolences and the goal of sports network go out to
Kinda Funny Games Daily
EVO 2020 Online Has Been Cancelled
"YVO has been canceled. This is John Quarter at the verge. Fighting Game Tournament organizers. Has Been canceled has cancelled Yvo online and removed co founder and president from the company, after serious allegations surfaced about his past behavior, long running eastwards event had previously been scheduled to take place in a new online only format starting July fourth due to the coronavirus pandemic, the announcement of the event's cancellation comes less than twenty four hours after finding game player Mikey. CRACK PRONE FEM That quarter had behaved inappropriately towards him I in a number of other teenage boys in the nineties and early two thousands following the allegations, multiple companies pulled out of the event, including Capcom Nether Realm, a band nine am co as all players and commentators according to Pc Gamer. This is evil statement. Over the past twenty four hours, response series allegations recently made public on twitter. We have made the the the first of a series of important decisions, regarding the future of the company effective immediately, Joey Waller will no longer be involved with Yvo in any capacity, we currently are working towards his complete separation from the company and real relieved of all his responsibilities. Going Forward Tony Kanaan will act a CEO in this position, it would take a leadership role in prioritizing credit greater accountability across evil both. Both internally INADA events progress doesn't happen overnight, or without the bravery of those who speak up against misconduct injustice. We are shocked and saddened by these events, but we are listening in are committed to making every change. They'll be necessary making Yvo a better model for the stronger safer culture. We all seek as a result, we'll be canceling evil online and were to issue refunds for all players who chose to purchase a badge will donate the the equivalent of the proceeds as promised to Project Hope. Even said it'll be issuing refunds to anyone who purchased the bachelor for Eve Online. I'm back to the article now. and that'll be making a donation project. Hope equivalent to proceeds from the event.
Podcast Pontifications
There Is No Competition For You To Bury
"Welcome to podcast pontiff vacations. I am. I'm not your host Yvo Tara. I'm your host Dave Jackson from the School of podcasting sitting in the chair. While Yvo take some well deserved time off and talk about podcast competition you see so many people think about podcasting like gets radio and well. It's it's just not and let me explain why when you are on the radio at seven thirty Monday eight through Friday and your competition is also on the radio at seven thirty Monday through Friday. You can't listen to both both at the same time. That is competition but I do a show about podcasting. Yvo does a show about about podcasting. Daniel J Lewis does a show Ray Ortega there's all sorts of people we could go on and on David Hooper and then some people might say. Oh well they're your competition and I go. I don't think so because here's why listen. Listen Evil on Monday and evil is really short so you could. You could actually listen to evil on Monday and then you could listen up. I don't know me and then you can listen to Daniel on Tuesday. You could listen to Ray on Thursday. Listen to David on Friday. Your week is set and yet you're not missing out on anybody and that's why I say there is no competition in podcasting. In fact what's really weird about it. Is You know who some of my best best friends are rare. TAK- dander Jay Lewis Yvo Tara. David Hooper. I could go on and on the reason and for that is they like the same things I like. Nobody can geek out about the good old days like me and Yvo. I don't run into too. Many people pulled that have been in podcasting longer than me because I started in two thousand five Yvo is like an og. He's a two thousand four guy and that's the beauty of of it I was I have a friend of mine. Daryl Darnell runs a pro podcast solutions. It's an audio editing thing and he called me once because he knew I was in Cleveland and and said Hey. I've got this job. This company wants me to record this big interview. They have all these corporate people coming in. Cleveland can you record it for me. And I'm like. Yeah I got microphones that got mixers. I could do that. What percent of the income that I get from this? Do you want as a referral code. And he said nothing. Just keep it. Because it's making his company look really good that he can pull this off and I guess if it was a reoccurring thing that might have changed his mind but I was doing him a favor and he was doing a favor by I paying for it when people go on vacations. It's nice to reach out to one of your competition go. Hey would you like to sit in my chair. There isn't any competition in podcasting. At least not yet. Now what may change that. If a lot of money comes in the podcasting broadcasting maybe in the future that might change things a little bit but this point I think a lot of podcasters liked to serve their audience. We want to help them. We want them to to transform them from not doing something to doing something that while they're doing that would be great. We're out to serve audience and consequently were not quite so cutthroat in you know get off my love kind of people. We're all here to help each other. I hope it stays that way. We'll see but if right now you're doing a podcast and you're like my need more listeners. One way you can grow your audience is don't go over and try to squash and bury your competition. Go over and say hey I see or you've never talked about this subject on your podcast asked and I see where you talked about that subject on your podcast. I've never talked about it on mine. Why do we do a interview swap? And in some cases it doesn't have to be a swap. Maybe you just want to reach out and start that relationship.
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Podcast Live new event and Spotify launches a daily podcast playlists
"Podcast live, a company that makes live events where podcasters can perform interact with an audience, and hosts special versions of their regular shows is today, announcing its second event, rugby at Twickenham podcasts involved to include a number of independent shows plus podcast from sky, the times, and the telegraph Spotify has launched a daily podcast playlist spotted by vox, media's Zack con Yvo terra notes that it appears to contain ten new episodes of shows, you're subscribe to in Spotify, a short clip, telling you to try something new and nine episodes from popular shows, we're not seeing it, but then the only podcast we subscribe to in Spotify is what it's this one Dutch podcast newsletter. Pod product has noted that spotify's player when shared on Twitter now plays, full podcast episodes in the player imbedding. The tweets might also be a simple. Ways to get a nice looking player on your blog or websites, perhaps more from Spotify. It's sound up. Podcasting accelerator is back for two thousand nineteen. It's a five day accelerator program designed to educate and support women of color in developing podcasts from idea to pilot production music service title now, appears to list podcasts, almost all their own programming, though, here's the podcast of the year at the Dutch podcast awards last week, the bills in Atlanta's the wards were built from a mix of public and jury votes. The I tunes performance marketing campaign and affiliate system used by many podcasters to measure promotion of their apple podcast shows is changing name to the apple services performance marketing campaign. Catchy in land. The head stuff podcast network is expanding into a former music studio complex and adding a membership program, the BBC. She is looking for podcasts with hope punk whatever. That's is wants to find a new podcast blockbuster based around three key priorities innovation new voices and new audiences. That's according to their commissioning editor for podcasts. Jason Phipps bullet is a new iphone app designed to help you share a clip from your podcast. We have an example of a tweet from that in our show notes, and our newsletter new talent alerts from their recent competition. NPR have posted eight podcasts from students in grades five to twelve that means age ten to eighteen willing to a podcasting workshop where the difference, the Himalayan podcasting workshop looks to be in a fabulous location. It's from July the seventeenth to the twenty-first and event for you. The best of the British podcast awards is happening on Saturday. The sixteenth of June has part of the underbelly festival in south Bank in London in the UK, and as a side. At the British podcast awards appear to have invested considerably in PR for their winners willing to a piece in the guardian today, featuring a pre ceremony photo. Shoots taken at the awards that even credits the sponsors as much to learn for other countries. We think the company responsible is cover PR, and the illusionist has just added an extra live show in Perth on the third of July after the previous one sold out that Twitter, account adds helpfully, the Australian Perth, not the Scottish Perth or the Canadian Perth, all the several American Pertz would also add not the river in New Zealand, nor the asteroid northern military flying boat so Monday, so opinions are rife on the internet over the weekend. Bill Rosenblatt thinks that podcasting futures and add funded medium is not rosy and Jose Navarro things all podcast from Mexico sound the same. There is no audience. He says, if there is nothing on offer, we need to diversify that offering provide content that breaks. The conventions of traditional radio and import casts today. We talk about kindred cast that has Hernan Lopez. The founder and CEO wondering and to common cadence thirteen to war and back, the daily from the New York Times, which has a special week on Europe and the UK's blunder through Brexit negotiations. Thanks for that and bear brook, which played a role in identifying the victims of a serial killer
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Full keynote from OzPod 2018; don't photograph Apple's earbuds
"In the latest pod news, apple podcasts can reject your podcast. If you're at work, contains a picture of apples ear buds. We discover today, we also see more evidence of apple podcast chart manipulation. This time from John Perotti manager of podcast production for WB you as a lab. He has a barely listens to podcast his words as waves podcast. He decided to give it a try, spent five dollars and guess what his podcast was number two in Melbourne, Victoria in Australia on Friday, commercial, Radio, Australia's, radio alive, twenty, and included a strand on podcasts including a production session when I'm branded podcasts and how to get into the podcast boom, willing to stories about those also South Africa's podcasting market. I pay spy wits. Journalism also contains details off the continents take up of podcasting Spotify. The number two most popular podcast platform has launched a dedicated where app for smart watches, allowing podcast. Snus to consume podcasts on their watch. Apple watches have had this feature through Apple's podcast app for some time and you word for you chum cast a podcast consisting of a couple of mates talking willing to a set of tips on how to read a script on a podcast without making it sound like you'll reading a script and the finalists have been announced for the past echo wards a celebration of speculative fiction podcasting, it's a Monday, so we linked to plenty of opinion Yvo terror saying that podcasters make for terrible self promoters, and we'll Williams talking about designing podcast cover art, how we also linked to some free tickets, free tickets to rain summit Europe, an influential gathering of podcast, radio research, and technology professionals. It's on Wednesday, the seventh of November, and you'll find free tickets today. Only at pod news, dot net
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Entale, an interactive podcast app, comes out of beta
"In the latest poll news entail an IS podcast app is out of Beata the app ads, pictures maps, links quotes and chapters to your favorite shows for rich interactive experience launches with a special version of marks and Spencer sponsored. I'm absolutely fine by the middle, which Intel also hosting chargeable which shows chart history of your podcasts is now showing charts across all countries which doing really well in Sweden for a sneak preview search for your podcast, pod news and press the button for chart data. Westwood One posts on media village saying podcasting, delivers a highly engaged, youthful, diverse audience. The article highlights US market data points. Sydney Morning Herald covers Oz pod thousand eighteen. It's on October the seventeenth in Melbourne. In Victoria in Australia, pod news is Edison. James Cridland that's me is one of the first speakers of the day lives. In has a new status page for its customers showing whether there are any outages on the service. You're okay there on. We just checked blueberry post about the advantages. A great podcast show notes last year. We reviewed how they display in many apps. We should have another go that Atlanta, Georgia in the US has a new podcasting studio and community hub, cold frequency reports the excellent titled hypothesis website Yvo terror is on the word from mouth this week, talking about how podcasting can grow and prosper and l. Espectador reports that mentions of podcast on Twitter have exceeded twenty four million so far this year already forty percent more than the whole of
Nintendo, Yvo and Richter Belmont discussed on
"Smash brothers melee proved that it was a competitor for audience out at Yvo twenty eighteen having one of the largest live audiences outside of street, fighter but just on the horizon on. December seventh will see the release of super smash brothers storm onto the, scene how it's going to end up impacting sports remains to be. Seen but Nintendo held a direct conference this week announcing new, characters Stages and even some new features they announce Everybody's saying they announced, so, much announced every sitting here thinking like oh, we're going to get that last character. Announcement women that one. Last one last care last? Character Nintendo goes how. About five more care why this is ridiculous so the announcement, of Simon and Richter Belmont, joining the cast.
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Chrissy Teigen, John Legend and La discussed on 24 Hour News
"With doug santa cola from outdoor elegance laverne he's my buddy you've heard me talk about their store for a long time i thought it'd be fun to have mon with the fourth of july coming and he's got every time i go in there i see something different sometimes he tells me about him hey you got to check this out but sometimes i go where the green and tell me this thing sitting in there that i actually changed the entire lineup on my outdoor kitchen because he brought something in doug brought something into the showroom there that i had never seen before called an yvo grill and we'll talk about that and other things in his shop when we come back also some techniques he loves to grill as much as i do so go nowhere it is the fourth quarter i'm neil saavedra kfi am six forty let's get the latest news now with larry parole and the kfi newsroom model chrissy teigen and john legend say l a would not be the city they know and love without its immigrants they joined the families belong together rally today with her husband musician john legend and their two children in downtown la to protest the trump administration's immigration policies teenager kiling kylian mcpeek buffy scored two goals in a five minute span to leave france over argentina four three today and into the world cup quarterfinals france will next face either portugal aura guay in the quarterfinals friday the.