Tag: podcast

This week’s lead feature looks at podcasting, and its relevance to labels and artists. With an estimated 484 million podcast listeners worldwide at the end of 2017, can the format help bring back some of the context to...

When Apple launched its Beats 1 radio station as part of Apple Music, there was a lot of speculation in the UK about the possible competition with the BBC’s music radio stations.

This week’s Music Ally podcast sees our journalists Eamonn Forde and Stuart Dredge manfully trying not to think about naked bicycle rides, while discussing this week’s hot digital music issues. Including: the...

This week, our resident journalists Eamonn Forde and Stuart Dredge return to discuss Kim Dotcom's new Baboom service and his (atrocious) new album; the impact of Beats Music's launch on rivals like Spotify and Rdio.

Apple is working on something interesting, according to its latest patent filing for 'Audio Hyperlinking'.

In the latest Music Ally podcast, Eamonn Forde and Stuart Dredge risk falling foul of the censors by talking a bit too much about the kind of websites that could get you sacked from your job if your browser history was looked...

In the Music Ally podcast this week, Stuart Dredge and Eamonn Forde trying to start a multi-directional digital music business journalism "beef" .

In this week's Music Ally podcast, Eamonn Forde and Stuart Dredge put the digital world to rights. Again.

Stuart Dredge has made it back from his mansion in Cannes (trans: live blogging bunker), so we are back after a week off.

In the latest Music Ally podcast, Stuart Dredge and Eamonn Forde broadcast live from among the bustle and barbecue smoke of SXSW (they really are there – it's true) to make sense of the latest digital music news.

Among the circles the talk around this week are Sonos' move into the living room with Play Bar, the new wave of subscription services being tested by Ninja Tune and the Rough Trade shops, why Björk was right to look for...

In our latest Music Ally Podcast, Eamonn Forde and Stuart Dredge discuss the key themes at Midem 2013 (and how the conference might be improved for 2014).