To segue from the last blog – yes, lockdown is crap.
But there are some silver linings.
We eat together as a family. Daily!
I’ve been making the most of my 1 hour of outdoor exercise. Because otherwise those family meals (with pudding) will certainly start to take their toll.
And in a work context, the very fact that we can’t get our contributors into a studio has made some of our projects easier to produce than they might otherwise have been.
Take Shell, for example.
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The British podcast industry owes a lot to the BBC, as we all do. They kept the concept alive in the UK during the dark years of the early 2010s when podcasting was really just a radio-on-demand channel where my dad could catch up with The Archers. The number of wins and nominations at the…
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Acast & Proximic I know we’re all gutted about the imminent demise of the third-party cookie. Who doesn’t love knowing that they probably just clicked on a thing that will report back to another thing about that thing they did and then follow them around forever? Well, with such cookies on the way out soon…
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Spotify on TV Daniel Ek – Spotify’s founder – has announced changes to how Spotify looks on Smart TVs. I often use our Smart TV to listen to Spotify and it’s always been a bit user un-friendly – a poor relation to the mobile app. But all that is about to change. The menu is…