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In this episode of the podcast, hosts Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee discuss a variety of topics centered around the podcast industry, mainly focusing on the desired shift from downloaded content to streaming and the battle for control,

<a href="https://newmediashow.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2024/06/NMS591.jpg"></a>In this episode of the podcast, hosts Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee discuss a variety of topics centered around the podcast industry, mainly focusing on the desired shift from downloaded content to streaming and the battle for control, the implications of this change for podcasters, and broader issues regarding podcast monetization and the relationship between advertisers and podcasters. 
The conversation starts with Todd and Rob reflecting on common themes in podcasting news and revisiting the debate over streaming versus downloading in podcast distribution. They highlight the pros and cons of each method, discussing how downloads have traditionally benefited listeners who face bandwidth issues. Todd shares an anecdote about his experiences with limited data access while traveling, reinforcing the value of downloaded content in certain situations. 
The discourse transitions to a more detailed exploration of podcast advertising and monetization strategies. Todd introduces a new advertising model he recently learned about. It could allow podcasters more control over their advertising deals and increase their revenue, offering an alternative to traditional advertising networks that take significant cuts from ad revenue. 
Rob then shifts the conversation towards podcasters maintaining control over their content and monetization, aligning their efforts more directly with the interests of their listeners rather than advertisers. They discuss how the current marketplace dynamics often favor advertisers at the expense of content creators and how new models and technologies could potentially shift this balance. 
Furthermore, Rob and Todd delve into the broader impacts of podcast industry trends, such as the decline of Apple Podcasts’ market share and the respective rise of other platforms. They speculate on future industry directions, discussing how shifts in platform dominance could affect podcast producers and their strategic choices. 
The conversation concludes with practical advice from Todd and Rob based on their extensive experience in the field. They discuss potential business models, the importance of valuing creator control, and strategies for podcasters to align closely with their audience’s interests. 
In summary, this episode covers a comprehensive range of topics relevant to current trends and issues in the podcast industry, providing deep insights into the impact of technology changes, advertising models, and platform dynamics on podcast creators. 
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