The future of podcasting

We spoke to editor of Tortoise studios Ceri Thomas and head of strategy at Auddy Oliver Thomas about the future of podcasting.


Thomas explained how podcasting has become central to everything the slow-news publisher does and revealed that be believes it now as the largest podcasting newsroom in London (outside the BBC). 


Oliver Thomas explained why technology and improved discoverability mean that podcasting could become as ubiquitous as online video in the years to come.


This episode was sponsored by Auddy




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