Podcast appearances and mentions of paul mcnally

In this special episode of Media Uncovered, we're in Taiwan, looking at how public media are adopting and embracing Artificial Intelligence. The episode spotlights seven different projects either being worked on; trialled and tested; or in use already. The projects cover four themes related to AI: news & journalism; children's content; language services; and organisation.  We also consider the current relationship between public media and Artificial Intelligence, with Develop AI founder and AI expert, Paul McNally.  The episode was recorded at the PTS Symposium on Public Media & AI, held in Taipei in early September. For more information, click on this link: https://www.pts.org.tw/2024pts_symposium/. In the podcast, we hear from PTS themselves as to why they decided to hold this event.  For more information on each of these projects:  France Télévisions – Nous, jeunesse(s) d'Iran: https://larevuedesmedias.ina.fr/urgence-france-televisions-inventer-le-floutage-de-demain RTVE – AI election software: https://www.rtve.es/noticias/20230528/inteligencia-artificial-noticias-elecciones-28-mayo-poblaciones-menos-1000-habitantes/2446742.shtml PBS – Lyla in the Loop & Elinor Wonders Why: https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenaquino/2024/02/05/inside-how-pbs-kids-series-lyla-in-the-loop-tries-to-make-computer-science-more-accessible-to-all-children/?sh=504f9fa62222. SVT – A Christmas Miracle: https://omoss.svt.se/arkiv/nyhetsarkiv/2024-01-26-svts-julmiraklet-tavlar-vid-prix-jeunesse.html  RNZ – LLM partnership: https://www.rnz.co.nz/media/226 NHK – sign-language avatar: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2021/08/31/summer-paralympics/nhk-tokyo-2020-sign-language/ Deutsche Welle – LLM: https://www.dw.com/en/what-is-deutsche-welles-approach-to-generative-ai/a-66868035  Presenter: Harry Lock. Producers: Charlotte Pion & Jamie Tahana. Music: Rachel Still, Lucas Thompson, and Tom Brazier. Speakers: Paul McNally (Develop AI), Dennis Chen (PTS), Eric Scherer (France Télévisions), David Corral (RTVE), Abby Jenkins (PBS), Simon Staffans (independent producer), Rhonwyn Newson (RNZ), Tsubasa Uchida (NHK), Ruth Kühn (DW).  Additional audio supplied by: Eric Scherer / France Télévisions; David Corral / RTVE; Simon Staffans / SVT.

In South Africa, a school teacher was assassinated in front of her class by hit-men. Who would take out a contract on a school teacher? That's what Paul McNally wanted to find out with Season 2 of his gripping podcast Alibi. Dakota Spotlight spoke with Paul from his home in South Africa. Originally broadcast Summer 2021. Listen to the Alibi podcast https://developaudio.co.za/alibi Check out the full catalog and everything Dakota Spotlight https://dakotaspotlight.com/ Get episodes early, ad-free, and more. Subscribe to Spotlight PLUS https://dakotaspotlight.com/spotlight-plus/ Support the show on PayPal https://bit.ly/3wDhonM Sign up for the Dakota Spotlight newsletter https://dakotaspotlight.com/newsletter/ Advertise your podcast or brand in Dakota Spotlight episodes info@sixhorsemedia.com Email: dakotaspotlight@gmail.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/groups/dakotaspotlight X/Twitter: @dakotaspotlight Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul McNally, Founder of Develop AI, provides an assessment of the AutonomousRacing League event at the Yas Marina Grand Prix Formula 1 track, which sought todemonstrate AI's capabilities in motorsport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

this weeks episode is with former cammell laird, litherland remyca, skelmersdale united and current city of liverpool boss Paul McNally. paul left skelmersdale after a long and succesful period in charge to take up the reigns at the purps, we go through pauls career in stages starting way back when he was first team manager at cammell laird where he won promotion, onto litherland remyca where again he won promotion, onto skelmersdale united whereafter a tough start in difficult circumstances for the club paul guided skem back to the northern premier league making an historical magic moment by guiding the club to a 1st round appearance in the fa cup

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode we cheer with the crowds as the machines do as they please. In this episode we have:‘The Supers Parade' by Amelia Armande‘The Amalgamated Amusement Arcade Awoke and Attacked' by Joshua Crisp ‘The London Underground' by Joe Bunn 'We're a Team' by Paul McNally'The assembly on North Carolwood Drive' by Tom McNally Featuring listener submissions: 'The Love-Song of J. Alfred Snail' by Paul Davies 'The Lonely Whale' by Elana Crowley Pour your love and scorn on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Amelia Armande, Joshua Crisp, Joe Bunn and Paul McNally. Transcript and all story iterations are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music was taken from BitMidi and DisKlavier World. Track art generated by Midjourney Support 100 Words of Astounding Beauty through our Ko-Fi.

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode we skate on the ice rink of chaos on the hottest day of the year. In this episode we have:‘We're All Ghosts Here' by Amelia Armande‘More Than Paper' by Paul McNally ‘Hell' by Noah Martin 'The Hunt' by Ella Brasington'Migrant Labour' by Tom McNally Featuring listener submissions: 'The House of my Dreams' by CatGirl (Adimverse member) 'Echo' by Dorrie Smith Pour your love and scorn on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Amelia Armande, Paul McNally, Noah Martin and Ella Brasington. Transcript and all story iterations are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs.Story music was generated by Computoser Track art generated by Midjourney Support 100 Words of Astounding Beauty through our Ko-Fi.

Straight From The Off welcomes Paul McNally to the Podcast. The newly installed City Of Liverpool gaffer tells us his story, from being a quick goalscorer to eventually dropping back into defense. Playing for a variety of clubs that include The Breeze, East and West Toxteth, South Liverpool, Poulton Vics and Cammel Lairds, Paul found his passion for coaching and management and that's where he saw his future. Success with Lairds and Litherland REMYCA seen Skelmersdale make an approach for Paul's services and it was a move he could not turn down. Paul was to oversee Skem's best run in the FA Cup and built a side known for it's good football. Recently City Of Liverpool FC have aquired Paul's services and he embraces the challenge ahead. There has been ups and downs along the way which he tells us all about. He tells us about his favourite games, goals and all about the lads he has played with, managed and came up against throughout those times. Episode 89 is brought to you by: Grassroots Footy Creative

Check out https://www.thepartyenamel.com/ for some amazing courses and to maybe teach one of your own! In 1999, Dr. Jiro Abe revolutionized denture technology with his lower suction denture technique. Now only a handful of technicians and clinicians are trained to teach the technique. One that can teach both the clinical and technical side of suction dentures is Paul McNally, a denturist out of Ireland and owner of McNally Denture Clinic (https://www.mcnallydentureclinic.ie/). Paul comes on to talk about becoming a Denturist, opening his practice, learning and teaching suction dentures, and how exactly the technique is achieved to make the most retentive mandibular denture. Whip Mix (https://www.whipmix.com/) is thrilled to announce their most recent addition to their milling product line. Introducing the DWX-53DC (https://www.whipmix.com/products/roland-dgshape-dwx-53dc-dental-mill/) from DGSHAPE. This powerful mill satisfies your 'NEED FOR SPEED'. Three reasons to consider this mill: 1. It has 3 times the gripping power for PMMA. 2. It mills 30% faster. 3. The integrated webcam allows you to monitor a milling project from anywhere, on any device. Go to tinyurl.com/WhipMixRolandMill to learn how you can take your milling to the next level. Did you know Asiga (https://www.asiga.com/) has over 500 validated materials on their open material system. And it's growing every day? By harnessing Asiga's proprietary layer monitoring technology with its smart positioning system and integrated internal radiometer, as a laboratory, you will be able to produce any indication you desire. Whether models, splints, temporaries, or even permanent crowns. Your investment will be future proofed by Asiga's rugged engineering. Providing you with a fast, accurate, and repeatable machine, with a reputation that is time tested in the laboratory industry. If you would like to learn about Asiga's machine or material offerings, please visit the website at asiga.com or contact your favorite dental reseller. Special Guest: Paul McNally.

Africa has an assassination crisis. Some of the greatest minds are trying to solve it - in this partner podcast we interview them about their solutions. Our guest today is Stuart Mbanyele. He's is a Junior Researcher in the Governance Delivery and Impact programme at Good Governance Africa. He https://mg.co.za/opinion/2022-03-14-what-drives-south-africas-political-violence/ (wrote an article) about political assassinations for The Mail & Guardian that was very interesting. This podcast is hosted by https://www.alibipodcast.com/about (Paul McNally). Become a FULL MEMBER on SUBSTACK by clicking https://alibipodcast.substack.com/subscribe?utm_source=test&utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email&utm_content=postcta (here).

On the first edition of the non-league show I spoke to Skelmersdale United manager Paul McNally and Marine striker Niall Cummins

This week, The Cultural Frontline investigates the world of crime in fact and fiction. Michael Connelly is one of the world's bestselling crime writers. One of the key elements that shaped Michael's writing is his past career as a crime journalist for the Los Angeles Times. He speaks to Anu Anand about his latest novel, The Dark Hours, and how his work has been shaped by the pandemic and the social unrest following the murder of George Floyd. We meet the podcast makers exploring African true crime. Investigative journalists Halima Gikandi of The Missionary and Paul McNally of Alibi discuss making podcasts that centre African experiences in telling true crime stories. Plus has a book, a film, or a song ever changed the way you see the world? The best selling Danish crime writer Jussi Adler Olsen on the Joni Mitchell song A Case of You, which helped him during one of the most difficult times in his life. (Photo: Michael Connelly. Credit: Mark DeLong)

In South Africa a school teacher was assassinated in front of her class by hit-men.  Who would take out a contract on a school teacher. That's what Paul McNally wanted to find out when he Season 2 of his gripping podcast Alibi.   Dakota Spotlight spoke with Paul from his home in South Africa.   Listen to Alibi Season 2, Laduma High Dakota Spotlight True crime in The Vault

We would like to introduce the Africa and the Global Illicit Economy audience to a new podcast series that has been launched by the https://globalinitiative.net/ (Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime.) It's called ‘https://globalinitiative.net/analysis/too-many-enemies/ (Too Many Enemies)' – and the https://feeds.captivate.fm/too-many-enemies/ (series) looks at the https://globalinitiative.net/analysis/the-rule-of-the-gun-hits-and-assassinations-in-south-africa-2000-2017/ (assassination crisis in South Africa) through the lens of a very specific case. In a brilliant bit of storytelling, this podcast is presented by https://twitter.com/mcnallypm (Paul McNally) and produced for the GI by https://www.volume.africa/ (Volume). It is available on https://open.spotify.com/show/6Tpza0SbFycgQCMtG1emkb?si=JN0S77esTSS8geU2ZG9Obg (Spotify), https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/too-many-enemies/id1541008091 (Apple Podcasts), https://www.news24.com/news24/video/southafrica/news/podcast-too-many-enemies-catch-up-on-all-the-episodes-20210520 (News24), or wherever you get your podcasts. For six weeks a new episode will be released every Thursday. Enjoy! Reading https://globalinitiative.net/analysis/the-rule-of-the-gun-hits-and-assassinations-in-south-africa-2000-2017/ (The Rule of the Gun: Hits and assassinations in South Africa, 2000-2017) https://assassination.globalinitiative.net/ (Assassination Witness Project)

Sports Talk S1 #11 with former Longford Town player Paul McNally by sportstalk

Will one million girls across sub-Saharan Africa be blocked from returning to school due to pregnancy during Covid-19? Vaccines have never been used to control outbreaks? Did a businessman demolish his mother-in-law's house?

How can podcasts be used as a tool for (media) sustainability, advocacy and training? #FreeSpeak host Gwen Lister discussed these and other issues with Director of Volume, Paul McNally. This episode was recorded during a three-day virtual conference on the ‘Future of Journalism Education in Southern Africa', jointly hosted in December 2020 by the Namibia Media Trust, DW Akademie and MISA Malawi. Is podcasting taking off in Africa? Let us know what you think. #OmuuongeUozombuzeConference2020 #PodcastingAfrica

The best of 2020. Produced by Africa Check and Volume. Presented by Paul McNally and Kate Wilkinson.

A flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. In this episode we have ‘If only for Chips' by Peter Gardiner, ‘Maybe we should get into Plants' by Nóra Blascsók, ‘Golden Hour' by Leah Fitzpatrick, ‘Swings and Roundabouts' by Paul McNally and 'November, 2065' by Tom McNally. We had two stories submitted by listeners, ‘Trophic Level' by Dorrie Chamber-Smith and ‘I met a man who said he was a pig' by Ben Edwards. Tell us which story you liked the best on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words@redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Peter Gardiner, Nóra Blascsók, Leah Fitzpatrick and Paul McNally.

Are there 15 million ‘undocumented foreigners’ in South Africa? Are there 48,000 potholes on Johannesburg’s roads? Does this picture show an exhausted South African farmer after fighting deliberately set fires? Get the facts in this episode of "What's Crap on WhatsApp?" The show is produced by Africa Check & Volume. Presented by Paul McNally and Kate Wilkinson.

This week on What’s Crap on WhatsApp? we investigate three viral messages!  Produced by Volume and Africa Check. Presented by Kate Wilkinson and Paul McNally. 1. A TV presenter recently said that one million children are trafficked every year in South Africa. But is this true? Find out: https://africacheck.org/reports/fact-checking-influential-tv-presenters-claims-about-child-trafficking-in-south-africa/ 2. Two photos show what appear to be children in small cages in a warehouse. Are they human trafficking victims?  https://africacheck.org/fbcheck/trafficked-kids-in-cages-no-photos-of-mannequins-in-protest-against-us-migrant-family-separation-policy/ 3. An image of a billboard declaring “You can kill whites in South Africa” has been doing the rounds online. It’s crap! https://africacheck.org/fbcheck/hoax-alert-you-can-kill-whites-in-south-africa-billboard-is-fake/

In the final installment of African Media Thermometer, we share highlights from the KAS Media Africa series of online discussions where they looked at the quality of health journalism in Africa. We hear from panelists about access to medicines and vaccines during Covid-19, the importance of finances in sustaining health journalism and the state of health reporting in newsrooms across Africa. This episode includes the voices of the Director of the KAS Media Programme for Sub-Sahara Africa Christoph Plate, Fatima Hassan from the Health Justice Initiative, Umunyana Rugege from SECTION27, Idris Akinbajo from Premium Times, Ivan Okuda from the East African Center for Investigative Reporting, Marcus Low from Spotlight NSP, David Ajikobi from Africa Check Nigeria, Winnie Lubembe from Ebru TV, freelance journalist Laura Lopez Gonzalez and health journalist Pontsho Pilane. This is a project of KAS Media Africa, hosted by Paul McNally, and produced by Elna Schütz and Volume.

The pilot episode of our new flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. This episode gives us 'Tooth' by Paul Fisher Davies, 'Ecstasy' by Claudia Treacher, 'Untitled' by Joshua Crisp, 'Capitalism' by Paul McNally and 'Amazon Cinematic Universe Episode One: Alexa Origins' by Tom McNally. Nominate your favourite story for an award - either Truth, Beauty, Freedom or Love on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words at redbuttonaudio.org Transcript and first drafts are available here. Created by Tom McNally, featuring Paul Fisher Davies, Claudia Treacher, Joshua Crisp and Paul McNally Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs. The prompt was also by Bell Lungs, an excerpt from Wolves Behind Us. Story music was generated by Computoser.

Did the Clicks CEO say black people cry over silly things? Nope! Is a mixture of garlic, turmeric, ginger and cloves a fertility wonder cure? No. Did a man who was suspected to have died from Covid-19 come back from the dead? This is crap! Get the facts in this episode of "What's Crap on WhatsApp?" The show is produced by Africa Check & Volume. Presented by Paul McNally and Kate Wilkinson.

In this episode Paul interviews Paul McNally about his career in videogames journalism and much more. Paul started his career on ST Action under the guidance of previous guest Nick Clarkson. Working up-to editor he stayed there until the magazine began to wind down in a challenging market for the ST. Staying at Europress publishing he also worked on Mega Action, Bad Influence (both the mag and show) before the company was bought by IDG Media. We discuss some mags for the first time with a guest such as Playstation Pro (and it's laddish covers), GamePro UK and others. Paul shares some great stories about games events with the guys from Loaded magazine, an unplanned trip to Mexico and much more! This interview has a lot so we hope you enjoy it.

In this episode of "The Podcast Sessions" we gain insights on the business of podcasting in various African countries. The discussion was hosted by the South Africa Media Innovation Program and features the following panelists: Selly Thiam, None on Record; Paul McNally, Volume; Kathryn Kotze, Daily Maverick; Michal Rahfaldt, Children's Radio Foundation and Ramsey Tesdell, Sowt. The discussion was moderated by Shandukani Mulaudzi.

In this episode of "The Podcast Sessions" we gain insights on the business of podcasting in various African countries. The discussion was hosted by the South Africa Media Innovation Program and features the following panelists: Selly Thiam, None on Record; Paul McNally, Volume; Kathryn Kotze, Daily Maverick; Michal Rahfaldt, Children's Radio Foundation and Ramsey Tesdell, Sowt. The discussion was moderated by Shandukani Mulaudzi.

This third episode of African Media Thermometer explores the quality and accessibility of health journalism during the time of Covid-19. Journalists and editors around the continent discuss the safety of reporters, changes in newsroom management, and content in different languages. We hear from Dapo Olorunyomi from Premium Times, Asha Mwilu from Debunk Media, Nigel Mugamu from 263Chat, Haggai Isanya from Royal Media Services, and Pontsho Pilane, a communications and journalism professional and the co-convener of the KAS Media Africa Health Journalism conference. This is a project of KAS Media Africa, hosted by Paul McNally, and produced by Elna Schütz and Volume.

In the second installment of African Media Thermometer, we take a look at how the pandemic is influencing the business side of newsrooms. We hear about the challenges being faced by editors and media houses, and how they are innovating and finding solutions. This episode includes the voices of freelance investigative journalist Ivan Okuda, Dapo Olorunyomi from Premium Times, Moussa Aksar from L'Évènement, Nigel Mugamu from 263Chat, Simon Allison from the Continent and the Mail and Guardian, and Asha Mwilu from Debunk Media. Thanks go to Gawula Mthombothi for translation from French. This is a project of KAS Media Africa, hosted by Paul McNally, and produced by Elna Schütz and Volume.

This first episode of African Media Thermometer looks at how misinformation has spread during the COVID-19 pandemic. We speak to the journalists and fact-checkers who have been fighting this 'infodemic' about what they are facing and how to produce strong, credible content. This episode features interviews with Cris Chinaka from ZimFact, Eric Mungendi from PesaCheck, and David Ajikobi, Samba Dialimpa Badji, and Kate Wilkinson from Africa Check. This is a project of KAS Media Africa, hosted by Paul McNally, and produced by Elna Schütz and Volume.

The pilot episode of our new flash-fiction podcast where a handful of writers create an original story with a limited wordcount in a limited amount of time. This episode gives us 'Tooth' by Paul Fisher Davies, 'Ecstasy' by Claudia Treacher, 'Untitled' by Joshua Crisp, 'Capitalism' by Paul McNally and 'Amazon Cinematic Universe Episode One: Alexa Origins' by Tom McNally. Nominate your favourite story for an award - either Truth, Beauty, Freedom or Love on Red Button Audio's twitter or by mailing us on 100words at redbuttonaudio.org Created by Tom McNally, featuring Paul Fisher Davies, Claudia Treacher, Joshua Crisp and Paul McNally Transcript and first drafts are available here. Theme tune is Music For Jellyfish by Bell Lungs. The prompt was also by Bell Lungs, an excerpt from Wolves Behind Us. Story music was generated by Computoser.

Volume — This week on “What’s Crap on WhatsApp?” we investigate three viral messages. A message (sent to us 58 times!) warns people about a video called “Argentina is doing it.” It says the virus will hack your phone in 10 seconds. It’s crap: https://africacheck.org/fbcheck/no-argentina-is-doing-it-video-doesnt-exist-wont-hack-phone-in-10-secs/ A screenshot of a news report claims China has a case of the bubonic plague! This one is true: https://africacheck.org/fbcheck/yes-one-case-of-bubonic-plague-reported-in-china-but-not-high-risk/ Has the African National Congress prepared a million graves for coronavirus deaths? No: https://africacheck.org/fbcheck/south-african-government-digging-graves-for-million-covid-19-dead-no-clarifies-that-number-for-burial-capacity-in-gauteng/ Presented by Kate Wilkinson and Paul McNally. Produced by Volume & Africa Check.

Volume — This week, Kate and Paul dig into some "zombie claims" - ones that have been around for years and don't seem to go away. Hosted by Kate Wilkinson and Paul McNally. Produced by Volume and Africa Check.

Volume — In this episode we take on two hoaxes about the coronavirus and in the process address some nasty rumours about China. Produced by Volume and Africa Check. Presented by Kate Wilkinson and Paul McNally.

Volume — Presented by Paul McNally and Kate Wilkinson. Produced by Volume and Africa Check.

McNally Jackson Books is an independent bookstore based in New York City owned and operated by Sarah McNally, a former editor at Basic Books and the daughter of Holly and Paul McNally, founders of McNally Robinson Booksellers based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Sarah opened her first of seven stores in 2004 as a branch of McNally Robinson. In August 2008 she established McNally Jackson as an independent company. In October 2019 she met me.  We consorted in the basement of her flagship store. Two thirds of the way through our conversation we were jointed by Jeff Deutsch, Director of Chicago's Seminary Co-op Bookstore. Among other things, our discussion covers chocolate bars, delegation, Sunday emails, rents & real estate, the procreation of bookstores, Sarah's stationery, aversion to irrational travel rules, reading not changing the world, smugness, Trevor Noah's book, mutual respect, civic missions, retail in Paris, mobs of tourists, visuals, the importance of cover designs, the retreat of criticism, Instagram, bugs, Bison Books, offices, seminary students, lines on the floor, browsing, tables and buying-energy, matcha and mouldy mugs. 

Volume — In this episode Kate and Paul fear what may or may not be lurking in their kettles (plus there is a joyous competition in store). Produced by Volume and Africa Check. Presented by Paul McNally and Kate Wilkinson.

Volume — Volume's award-winning investigative journalist Paul McNally wades into the conspiracy-laden world of professional jealousy and hired hit-men in an attempt to find out what really happened at Laduma High, and who was behind the assassination of Priscilla Mchunu.

Volume — Coming 21st of January 2020 wherever you get your podcasts. Priscilla Mchunu was a 54-year-old acting principal when she was assassinated. She was gunned down with an astonishing 19 bullets while teaching her high school history class. An entire class of Laduma High students watched her murder and still, more than two years later, no arrests have been made. This is the story of Priscilla’s assassination. Who would kill an acting principal and why? How do you investigate a case when anyone who gets too close can be assassinated? Award-winning investigative journalist Paul McNally wades into the conspiracy-laden world of professional jealousy and hired hit-men in an attempt to find out what really happened at Laduma High, and who was behind the assassination of Priscilla Mchunu. Produced by Volume and distributed by Arena Holdings. Alibi homepage

En NotiPod Hoy - El periodista Paul McNally cuenta  las 7 cosas que aprendió al producir su primer podcast de investigación. - Francisco Izuzquiza, anuncia su nuevo libro “El gran cuaderno de podcasting” que estará disponible el próximo martes 12 de marzo, pero ya se puede reservar en la página de Editorial Kailas. - Linkedin lanzará muy pronto su propia herramienta de video en vivo para que las empresas y candidatos se comuniquen. - Jane Genova, especialista en comunicaciones y redes sociales, asegura que el podcasting es un elemento necesario a integrar en la comunicación de una marca. - Slate, lanza Supporting Cast, un nuevo servicio destinado a ayudar a los creadores de podcast para conseguir suscripciones pagadas. -  La organización es la clave para hacer tu podcast con una lista de tareas  y metas definidas. - iHeartRadio presenta  un nuevo sistema de recomendación de podcasts  en su aplicación iHeart. - El podcasting se está consolidando en el mercado como un gran formato, pero los publicistas no ven mucha posibilides   a la compra programática de anuncios. - Un grupo de investigadores publica un libro llamado ‘Spotify Teardown. Inside the Black Box of Streaming Music’ con detalles sobre el funcionamiento interno de la compañía. - Recomendado:´El camionero geek' es un podcast que habla de todo lo relacionado con la tecnología, especialmente de dispositivos como teléfonos, tablets, ordenadores, etc. Más contenidos y enlaces en el Blog: https://viapodcast.fm/los-podcasts/notipod-hoy/

Volume — Alibi is produced by Paul McNally for SAFM in conjunction with Wits Radio Academy, Wits Justice Project and as part of Citizen Justice Network. Presented by: Freddy Mabitsela & Paul McNally Additional production and music composed by: John Bartmann Mixed by: Kutlwano Serame Additional scripting by: Elna Schutz Editorial help by: Tom McNally, Gavin Haynes and Kyla Herrmannsen Editorial oversight by: Franz Kruger & Nooshin Erfani

本期采访的是来自南非的正义记者Paul McNally。

本期采访的是来自南非的正义记者Paul McNally。

Produced by Paul McNally for the Wits Justice Project. Originally broadcast on the 27th of August as a feature on The Wits Justice Show on Thetha FM (100.6). Free the innocent.

Produced by Paul McNally for the Wits Justice Project. Free the innocent.