It has been a tumultuous time for TikTok, with increasing talk about banning the short-form video app. But why are bans being discussed at all? And what happens next? There is only one person to ask – Chris Stokel-Walker. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you to Kolide for sponsoring this episode of the […]
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There has been a huge amount of news, both good and bad, coming out of the #media industry in recent months. Sometimes it is worth taking a breath and looking at where we currently are. Graham Ruddick joins to discuss it all. He has covered business and media for a number of major publications such
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If you think this year is going to be big for streaming and the entertainment industry, you ain’t seen nothing yet. That’s the argument put forward by this week’s guest, Tom Merritt. He explains, convincingly, that a variety of deal deadlines mean that some big decisions will have to be made early next year and
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Peter Houston, of Media Voices fame, and his partner Joanna are taking their love for the indie magazine world one step further and launching their own title – Grub Street Journal. It will be aimed at “people who make magazines”. Seems like a crazy idea, right? Peter joins “The Addition Podcast” to explain why on Earth they
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What should publishers be looking to change in 2023? Journalist, lecturer and trainer Adam Tinworth has thoughts. Some of them are going to be controversial. He joins host Charlotte Henry to, amongst other things, urge SEO practitioners to give up their keyword spreadsheets, journalists to get off Twitter and everyone to be a bit more
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On this week’s episode of the podcast, I am joined by tech journalist Tom Merritt to discuss the effects AI will have across journalism and media following growing attention on tools like ChatGPT and DallE. As these tools develop, simple tasks could be automated and this could allow for better, more investigative, journalism. However, there
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On this week’s “The Addition Podcast” I was joined by journalist and author Chris Stokel-Walker. We discussed and dissected everything that has gone on at Twitter since Elon Musk’s takeover. It’s been a pretty chaotic few months. We also looked at the growing level of scrutiny being directed at TikTok. The US is particularly nervous
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This week on The Addition Podcast, I was delighted to be joined by Mark Stenberg, senior media reporter at AdWeek. We discussed a variety of issues, including why publishers will pivot to video (again), the risk of traffic from Google dwindling, the importance of newsletters and events to connect with your audience, and whether independent publishers
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To start off a new The Addition podcast mini-series predicting the world of tech and media in 2023, I am joined by Brian Morrissey, who has seen various peaks and troughs during his career. Amongst other things, he edited Digiday and now runs The Rebooting on Substack. He has a deep understanding of the difficulties that media outlets can
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On this week’s episode of The Addition podcast, Rachel Cunliffe, Senior Associate Editor at the News Statesman, joins host Charlotte Henry to discuss the work of modernising a magazine that has been around for over 100 years, the art of picking the right medium to tell a story and why print still matters. Listen via Substack or
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