Audio Ink

On Tuesday, Triton Digital announced that entertainment company NOVA in Australia has joined its a2x programmatic audio advertising exchange.

FOX News Audio is extending its collaboration with Audacy, incorporating FOX Weather, its free, ad-supported streaming television weather service. Audacy has been a platform for FOX News Audio content since 2019, carrying FOX News Podcasts and FOX News Talk.

The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has announced that Collisions Media, the podcast division of CRN International, is producing The Official Bonnaroo Podcast hosted by veteran music reporter John Norris.

The new podcast series is with Duck Dynasty’s Willie Robertson and will focus on faith and family along with occasional celebrity guest interviews. Robertson will also serve as a FOX News contributor. The 45-minute podcasts will be posted to FOXNewsRadio.com. The weekly podcast will cost listeners $1.99 per episode or $4.99 per month.

Streaming platform TuneIn has rolled out a dedicated spot for podcasts and audio versions of Univision's top television programs. The section, "Univision Top TV Shows," will include a curated selection of podcasts from TelevisaUnivision and its podcast arm, Uforia.

iHeartPodcasts has released updates on three podcasts, ranging from a focus on pop culture's strangest moments to searching for a modern media recluse. The news also includes the rebranding of sports personality Jay Glazer's series.

Slacker Radio debuted Shoudout, a new content monetization and social platform, on Slacker's Pop Remix channel. Slacker says Shoudout was inspired by the old radio "shout outs."

Stand-up comedian Jim Gaffigan has joined the Pandora Billionaires Club. Pandora says Gaffigan is the first stand-up comic to reach a billion audio streams.

Radio production and syndication provider Benztown is offering radio stations "Three for Free" in celebration of the 4th of July. The giveaway includes special imaging and programming to enhance the holiday experience for listeners across various formats.

Who uses Apple Music? That's the subject of the latest study by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) into Apple's service offerings. The research shows distinct trends tying a key demographic to the subscription-based audio streamer.