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Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist

A regular audio column with the most interesting news about radio"s future. James is a radio futurologist - a writer, speaker and consultant concentrating on the effect that new platforms and technology are having on the radio business across the world. He has a website at https://james.cridland.net where you can subscribe to Radioland, his newsletter.

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2:51

5G - the future of radio?

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/09/17

I'm at https://james.crid.land This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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2:18

40 years of lazy Buggles headlines

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/09/10

It's 40 years since Trevor Horn wrote this songThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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2:03

Visually augmented audio - is it our future?

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/09/03

Something called BBC Notes was posted on the BBC’s Research and Development blog the other week. It’s a web app “that shows text, images, and links, to enhance the listening experience during live events, live broadcasts, and on demand”.There are quite a lot of these types of thing appearing. Entale is a podcast app which is trying to do the same - when you listen to, say, Serial then you see the places they’re talking about, and maps, and links to discover more and all of that kind of thing. (It

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2:40

Google and Facebook and the power of radio

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/08/27

As Google knows, I’m in Kuala Lumpur today, in Malaysia. Google knows exactly where I am. It knows where I was yesterday; what airline I used to travel here; what news stories I read this morning; what’s in my diary for tomorrow. It knows what music I listen to, what shops I visit, who I email, when I email, how much money I have in the bank, what time I go to bed, what time I wake up, when I have a coffee, what rate my heart is beating. Google knows what medical problems I have, and what medical

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2:33

Podcast Movement 2019

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/08/20

Recently, I was at Podcast Movement in Orlando. It’s the largest podcast event in the world, I’d think, with a variety of tracks covering almost everything you needed to know about podcasting.The event grows each year. Podcasting is increasingly serious business, with both Spotify and Google on the show floor this year, and Pandora also being very visible throughout the event (not least, providing rather lovely laptop stickers in every bag).Apple were at the event, too, but in an invite-only,

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3:14

Cockroaches

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/08/06

Cockroaches, eh? Radio is a bit like them. Kind of.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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2:20

Live radio doesn't work on headphones

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/07/30

Radio is consumed differently on headphones than speakers. Here's new data.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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3:09

Music logs can be better

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/07/23

Music logs can help presenters if done rightThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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3:05

The AM radio station that's number two

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/07/16

4KQ - an AM station - is doing well in BrisbaneThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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3:11

Hearing the voice of your listener

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/07/09

Hearing the voice of your listenerJohannesburg, South Africa, is a place like no other to hold a radio conference, and I was privileged to be at Radio Days Africa recently on their tenth anniversary. Radio is an important part of life in Africa generally. Radio reaches people who cannot read or write; and plays the part of an educator in many parts of the continent. Here’s the excellent Steve Martin from the BBC talking about radio in Africa from 2013. It’s a good overview in how

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2:43

The radio station making money from podcasts

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/06/23

Radio TOK FM is one of the most listened-to radio stations in Warsaw, Poland, owned by Agora Radio Group. A news and talk station with over 40 journalists, the station is doing something unusual: charging for podcasts. Jarosław Śliżewski, the company’s Chief Digital Officer, says that six years ago, a decision was made to focus on on-demand content. Now, listeners pay a monthly fee to gain access to over 65,000 pieces of on-demand audio from the station, including catch-up shows and exclusive

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4:54

Three podcasts we can learn from

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/06/17

At the recent Podcast Day in London, I was asked to share three of my favourite podcasts, and as always I decided to slightly subvert the brief to really be three podcasts that we can learn from. Reasons to Be Cheerful, with Geoff Lloyd and Ed Miliband, (produced by Emma Corsham) was my first choice. Ed Miliband used to be the leader of the Labour party in the UK, and he came across as a deeply awkward, barely human and really quite unlikeable person. But the intimate nature of podcasting has

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3:23

Apple’s changing podcasting: but is it theirs to change?

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/06/10

Apple are making some changes. You’ve probably heard about iTunes going away. In truth, this means little - iTunes “went away” on iPhones a long time ago, and this latest change is just replacing iTunes with three separate apps on the Mac. If you run a Windows machine, iTunes continues as normal. Apple have asked you not to talk about podcasts “being on iTunes” for the last 18 months anyway. But there are also some changes to Apple Podcasts categories - the genres and

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3:21

Let’s stop deluding ourselves about the FM chip in...

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/05/27

In Canada recently, I heard a little bit of history - or, so it seemed to me. Radio executives were openly banging the drum for FM chips in phones: an argument I thought was long since dead. You can understand why this discussion is still live in Canada. Some research I did about mobile phone data costs seems to point to Canada being exceptionally expensive for mobile data. In comparison to Australia (roughly the same population and land mass), Canadians pay almost FIVE TIMES MORE for a monthly

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3:01

Where should a radio station be?

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/05/21

Something fun is happening in my home town of Brisbane, Australia - some of our radio stations are on the move. Top 40 station Hit 105 and rock station Triple M lived in buildings in North Quay next to the river, where they’ve been for the last twenty years. They’re moving two minutes’ walk away, up the hill to Petrie Terrace, a new entertainment district with a cinema, restaurants, and next to Caxton Street, one of Brisbane’s oldest entertainment streets with bars, pubs and

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3:17

For internet radio, there may be trouble ahead

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/05/14

There’s trouble for vTuner, the heritage company used by many manufacturers as an internet radio directory. On May 1, vTuner’s service apparently fell over for eleven hours, and Frontier Silicon, who used the vTuner service for their internet radio modules (used by people like Roberts, Grundig and others) switched just a week later to a different provider - causing great upheaval for listeners, since all their presets suddenly stopped working (and many products needed a firmware update)

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2:57

Radio’s biggest strength and worst enemy: habit

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/05/05

Typically, when I speak at conferences, I start by pointing out how popular radio is. 9 out of 10 of us listen to the radio in any given week - whether you live in Boston Massachusetts, Boston England, or Boston in South Australia. (Probably. The last one doesn’t have radio statistics, but Brisbane’s 9 out of 10 too.) Podcasting? At best, 2 out of 10; and lower in many countries. Given the amount of change to the media landscape, why does radio do so well? I think a lot of it is due to

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3:28

Is AM Radio's future all-digital?

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/04/29

I'm at https://james.crid.land Support the show.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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3:25

The NAB Show 2019 - and the move to home studios

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/04/15

NAB Show highlights a trend away from studio complexes I recently went to the NAB Show in Las Vegas - the first time I’d been there for three years or so. I used to stay at The Riviera, a gloriously run down hotel and casino, which had two good things - first, it was a short walk away from the Convention Center, and therefore relatively easy to get to; second, it had an almost acceptable British pub in it, which was a nice home from home. Oh, and it was very cheap. The Riviera was knocked down

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2:49

The dangers of assumption

Radioland, with James Cridland - radio futurologist ·

2019/03/26

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