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    Flipboard Culture Desk (culturedesk@flipboard.social)'s status on Saturday, 20-Apr-2024 05:28:57 JSTFlipboard Culture DeskFlipboard Culture Desk

    When Spotify entered the podcast world, audio producer Alex Sujong Laughlin was wary — and with good reason, since back when she was a social media editor working at The Washington Post, she saw the devastating effect some private tech companies have had on media and journalism. She's sad to be proved right. "Spotify — along with many other companies — wants to create a closed ecosystem for the creation, distribution, and consumption of podcasts, bypassing RSS technology altogether because that would allow them to harvest more listener data to leverage with advertisers," she writes in this story for Defector. Luckily, she says it's not too late to take back our feeds. "You don’t have to understand the technology of RSS to choose to listen to your podcasts on an open app. You can just choose to do it." [Story may be paywalled]

    https://flip.it/Z7Mrh9

    #Podcasts #Podcasting #Spotify #Tech #Technology #RSS #Journalism #Media #BigTech

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      If You Love Podcasts, Dump Spotify | Defector
      For years, I have been telling people that if they love podcasts and want to support podcast creators—especially independent ones—they shouldn’t listen to podcasts on Spotify.  Starting in 2019, Spotify has attempted to own the entire lifecycle of podcast content, from creation to monetizing to consumption. If Spotify had its way, all podcasts would be […]
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