Introduction to the Lay of the Land

Weather Woes and the Podcast

IB Certification Update

Discussing Podcast Metrics and Analytics

Fraud Prevention in Podcasting

Trust and Transparency in Podcasting

Analyzing Listener Behavior

The Challenge of Authenticity

New Podcast Initiatives

AI"s Impact on Podcasting

Exploring Code ADX for Podcasters

The Future of AI in Content Creation

Navigating the AI Landscape

Maintaining Human Touch in Podcast Content

Final Thoughts on AI and Podcasting

Closing Remarks and Future Outlook

In this episode titled “IAB Certification, CodeADX &amp; Artificial Intelligence,” hosts Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee start the discussion with a light banter about the live streaming process, noting the quickness in going live and the importance of engaging the audience promptly to prevent drop-offs. They transition into a deeper discussion about podcasting, specifically focusing … <a href="https://newmediashow.com/2025/02/12/iab-certification-codeadx-artificial-intelligence/">Continue reading IAB Certification, CodeADX &amp; Artificial Intelligence #617 →</a>
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In this episode titled “IAB Certification, CodeADX & Artificial Intelligence,” hosts Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee start the discussion with a light banter about the live streaming process, noting the quickness in going live and the importance of enga...

In this episode titled “IAB Certification, CodeADX &amp; Artificial Intelligence,” hosts Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee start the discussion with a light banter about the live streaming process, noting the quickness in going live and the importance of engaging the audience promptly to prevent drop-offs. 
They transition into a deeper discussion about podcasting, specifically focusing on the IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau) certification that Todd’s company has recently undergone. Todd highlights that they are one 11 companies that have been certified for version 2.2 of the standards and mentions those who have not completed this process. 
There’s an emphasis on the need for robust fraud prevention measures in podcasting analytics as Todd explains how their recent recertification has led to identifying dubious activities related to podcast download metrics that seemed inflated. One podcaster, using a PR firm to boost their numbers, faced a significant drop in their statistics after improvements were implemented to track legitimate downloads accurately. Todd discusses how some podcasts experienced rapid growth in downloads which turned out to be artificially inflated due to questionable practices of a PR firm. 
Rob raises a philosophically interesting question about whether stricter metrics are beneficial for the industry and how companies might not want to lower their numbers for business model reasons. They both emphasize the importance of understanding actual download statistics over inflated figures primarily driven by ad revenue motivations. 
The conversation then shifts toward their partnership with CodeADX, a service aimed at podcasters to help them leverage exclusive affiliate deals with vendors. Todd explains how CodeADX works, highlighting the better exclusivity deals compared to typical affiliate marketing platforms. He shares his own positive experiences integrating CodeADX into his shows, noting the gradual buildup of sales through repeated promotion. 
Next, Todd and Rob pivot to the topic of artificial intelligence (AI), examining its growing influence in the podcasting space. Rob expresses how AI is being utilized for various tasks, including voice cloning, audio editing, and marketing. He discusses how AI-generated videos are gaining popularity on platforms like YouTube and raises the question of what makes a video podcast different from regular YouTube videos. 
The hosts touch on the potential ramifications of AI in content creation, including how it could affect human podcast creators. They ponder whether AI could generate better podcasts than humans in the future, acknowledging that AI currently lacks genuine creative instincts but has the capacity to analyze and compile information efficiently. Todd shares his experience of using AI tools to help outline scripts for projects, emphasizing that while AI saves time, human oversight remains crucial for maintaining quality and authenticity. 
As the conversation progresses, they consider the potential market dynamics where AI content could overshadow human content, leading to deeper debates about authenticity in creation. They explore the possibility of AI intelligently creating content, driving systemic change in content production, and even hinting at the transformational potential of AI coupled with quantum computing. 
Finally, they contemplate whether human podcasters can survive in an age where AI plays a significant role in content creation. Todd asserts that humans will always seek authenticity and connection, suggesting that despite technological advances, the desire for genuine human interaction will be paramount. 
Rob wraps up discussing how AI agents could potentially help streamline content creation and enhance human capabilities, leading to a future where creators adapt and leverage these technologies intelligently. The episode concludes with an open dialogue about the future of AI ...

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