Podcasts about Perelli

Exceltur prevé un crecimiento sostenido del turismo en 2025, aunque advierte que estará condicionado por factores externos como la política arancelaria de Donald Trump. La entidad subraya que la incertidumbre internacional y la evolución de la economía global podrían influir en la recuperación total del sector en España. El vicepresidente ejecutivo de Exceltur, Óscar Perelli, prevé así un crecimiento del turismo cercano al 4% en 2025. (fuente).Las reservas de viajes a Estados Unidos han descendido en las últimas semanas, atribuyéndose el fenómeno al "efecto Trump". Las declaraciones del presidente sobre restricciones migratorias y sus políticas económicas generan preocupación entre viajeros internacionales, lo que está afectando la imagen del destino en mercados clave como Europa y Latinoamérica (fuente).Los españoles gastarán una media de 480 euros en sus reservas online de viajes durante Semana Santa, un 15% más que en 2023, según la plataforma Evaneos. Esta cifra refleja un aumento en el presupuesto destinado a escapadas nacionales y una consolidación de los canales digitales como vía principal para la planificación de vacaciones (fuente).El sector del camping ha iniciado la temporada con cifras récord, alcanzando una previsión de ocupación del 74% durante Semana Santa. Las escapadas en pareja y en familia lideran las reservas, especialmente en zonas de costa y naturaleza, consolidando esta modalidad como una alternativa en auge frente al alojamiento tradicional (fuente).Británicos, franceses y alemanes son los principales consumidores de turismo accesible en España, según el último informe de TUR4all Travel. Estos mercados valoran especialmente los destinos que garantizan la inclusión y la comodidad para personas con movilidad reducida, lo que representa una oportunidad para seguir posicionando a España como referente en accesibilidad turística (fuente).

Las patronales de agencias de viajes CEAV, UNAV, Acave y Fetave entregarán de forma conjunta un manifiesto contra el Real Decreto 933/2021, que entró en vigor el pasado 2 de diciembre de 2024, al Ministerio de Industria y Turismo para manifestar su "total rechazo" a este nuevo registro. El sector turístico culminó 2024 con un incremento significativo del 3,8% en la afiliación a la Seguridad Social, lo que supone 98.387 trabajadores más respecto a diciembre de 2023 y un cierre de año histórico de 2,68 millones de afiliados, según datos de Turespaña. Sevilla, Valencia y Barcelona fueron las ciudades más demandadas por los viajeros españoles de turismo urbano el año pasado, según el informe de Atrápalo 'Hábitos 2024 y tendencias en 2025' sobre datos de reservas de la plataforma. La Fundación Visit València ha lanzado el vídeo ‘València sin límites' para destacar los avances de la ciudad hacia un turismo accesible para todos. Esta iniciativa, desarrollada en colaboración con entidades como CERMI, ONCE y Cocemfe Valencia, forma parte de su Plan de Accesibilidad y será presentada oficialmente en FITUR, reafirmando el compromiso de València con un turismo inclusivo. KAYAK presentó su informe de tendencias de viaje para 2030, destacando la popularidad emergente de los viajes multidestino, la integración de agentes de IA para personalizar itinerarios, y el auge de las reservas a través de redes sociales. Los paquetes turísticos nacionales se encarecieron un 21,2% a lo largo de 2024, siendo el segundo servicio que más sube su precio en España, según datos difundidos por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE). FITUR Talent 2025 destacará el papel del talento como motor del futuro del turismo. Bajo el lema “Cómo atraer y retener el talento en la industria turística”, líderes del sector compartirán estrategias, buenas prácticas y casos de éxito para impulsar el capital humano. El vicepresidente ejecutivo de Exceltur, Óscar Perelli, ha reclamado al Gobierno la entrada de las comunidades autónomas y las empresas turísticas en Turespaña para potenciar la promoción exterior del destino. Ávoris Corporación Empresarial ha anunciado el lanzamiento de Ávoris Travel School, una innovadora escuela de formación diseñada para atender las crecientes demandas de especialización en el ámbito turístico. España alcanza un nuevo récord en 2025 con 154 senderos azules reconocidos por la Asociación de Educación Ambiental y del Consumidor (Adeac), sumando 1.000 kilómetros de rutas sostenibles, 26 más que el año anterior. Galicia encabeza el ranking con 54 senderos, seguida por la Comunitat Valenciana y Murcia, con 26 cada una.

El turismo, responsable de más de la cuarta parte del crecimiento de nuestra economía. En la Entrevista Capital hablamos con Óscar Perelli, vicepresidente ejecutivo de EXCELTUR. En La tertulia de Capital Intereconomía comentamos la actualidad económica y política con Manuel Romera, Director del Sector Financiero del IE Business School; David Henche, Profesor de estrategia en ICEMD/ESIC y con José Ramón Álvarez, Profesor de la Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Industriales. y Jesús Sánchez Quiñones, Director General de RENTA 4 Banco nos explica las principales referencias a tener en cuenta en la sesión de hoy.

Los aeropuertos de la red de Aena en España registraron 266 millones de pasajeros entre enero y octubre de este año, un 9,4% más que en los mismos meses de un año antes. El gestor aeroportuario también ha informado de que en este tiempo los movimientos de aeronaves superaron en un 7,6% los de los diez primeros meses de 2023. El 27% de las compras que se realizarán durante el Black Friday de este año estarán enfocadas en viajes y actividades de relax, spa y escapadas. En un contexto donde el gasto medio está previsto que ascienda a 242 euros, el turismo se destaca como una de las categorías con mayor demanda, superando incluso a moda, tecnología y salud, según datos recopilados por el portal especializado Aladinia. Airbnb ha propuesto al alcalde de Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, la posibilidad de que los anfitriones locales puedan hospedar de forma ocasional en Centro y ha tildado de "injustificado" el nuevo plan de protección residencial en el distrito que quiere prohibir las viviendas turísticas dispersas en edificios. Segittur y la Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (Aecid) han lanzado la Comunidad de Práctica de Destinos Turísticos Inteligentes Latam, un espacio colaborativo para que gestores y especialistas de turismo en Latinoamérica profundicen en el modelo de Destino de Turismo Inteligente (DTI). La asamblea general de socios de Exceltur ha aprobado el nombramiento de Óscar Perelli como nuevo vicepresidente ejecutivo, cargo que asumirá a partir del 1 de enero de 2025. Perelli sucederá a José Luis Zoreda, que anunció hace unos meses su intención de retirarse de las funciones ejecutivas y fue él mismo quien propuso a Perelli.

In this debut episode, Kacie Perelli, the powerhouse behind Studio KP, opens up about her entrepreneurial journey and the magic of a growth mindset. She dives into the "just do it" attitude—reminding us that sometimes you have to leap before you look. From launching her salon to tackling the ups and downs of business ownership, KP spills the tea on finding that sweet spot between hustle and chill. The secret? Staying driven and adaptable. This conversation is all about keeping a positive vibe and always being ready to level up. Chapters 00:00 Intro 01:13 Getting Personal with KP 02:57 KP's Journey from College to Hair School 04:11 The Desire to Do Something Different 06:11 The Power of a Growth Mindset 08:52 Balancing Work and Personal Life 10:45 Doing Something Different and Changing the World 11:57 Kacie's Drive and Purpose 15:36 Generational Differences in Mindset 19:07 Taking Action and Embracing a Growth Mindset 23:11 The Journey from Working for Yourself to Managing a Team 24:32 Navigating the Challenges of Business Ownership 24:57 The Impact of COVID-19 on Business 27:44 What's to come business ownership, growth mindset, taking action, challenges, balance, motivation

Entrevista UPP / Vicky Perelli y qué es Accesorios Medusa

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "Abbiamo voluto fortemente e organizzato con l'Ordine dei medici di Palermo questo congresso sul trasporto su ala rotante perché è fondamentale che tutte le accademie e i corpi sanitari si confrontino per crescere insieme. L'Aeronautica militare da tempo ha investito sul trasporto sanitario e ha come sua eccellenza il trasporto in alto biocontenimento, tra le poche al mondo a poter compiere questo tipo di missione. Un'eccellenza che l'Aeronautica militare da vent'anni coltiva". Lo ha detto il generale ispettore Pietro Perelli, capo del Corpo sanitario dell'Aeronautica militare, nonché presidente dell'Aimas, a margine del primo convegno Euromediterraneo "Un 'Isola in volo - Aspetti di Medicina Aeronautica nell'ala rotante" organizzato dall'Ordine dei medici di Palermo a Villa Magnisi, sede dell'Omceo, di Palermo.col3/gtr

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "Abbiamo voluto fortemente e organizzato con l'Ordine dei medici di Palermo questo congresso sul trasporto su ala rotante perché è fondamentale che tutte le accademie e i corpi sanitari si confrontino per crescere insieme. L'Aeronautica militare da tempo ha investito sul trasporto sanitario e ha come sua eccellenza il trasporto in alto biocontenimento, tra le poche al mondo a poter compiere questo tipo di missione. Un'eccellenza che l'Aeronautica militare da vent'anni coltiva". Lo ha detto il generale ispettore Pietro Perelli, capo del Corpo sanitario dell'Aeronautica militare, nonché presidente dell'Aimas, a margine del primo convegno Euromediterraneo "Un 'Isola in volo - Aspetti di Medicina Aeronautica nell'ala rotante" organizzato dall'Ordine dei medici di Palermo a Villa Magnisi, sede dell'Omceo, di Palermo.col3/gtr

The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast - Episode 311 - Extreme Innovation - Delta Mckenzie X-Ray Series Targets - Hunter Wilson and Brandon Perelli On this episode of the Bowhunter Chronicles podcast Adam sits down to talk with Hunter Wilson and Brandon Perelli of Big Shot / Delta McKenzie targets to discuss the new Delta McKenzie X-Ray Series targets and the innovation and technology that went into creating such and incredible shooting experience.   - Hunter's introduction to hunting and history with the company - Introduction the the folks at Quivar - The Process of getting this out to the public so quickly  - Other uses other than a target - hunter education tool - Models Available - NO ADDED COST - Relationship with the folks at Lancaster Archery - Who are the early adopters - ASA vs IBO Scoring rings  https://www.spartanforge.ai - save 25% with code bowhunter  https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com https://www.zingerfletches.com https://huntworthgear.com/ https://www.lucky-buck.com https://www.bigshottargets.com  https://genesis3dprinting.com https://vitalizeseed.com https://waypointtv.com/#podcast  If you like what we are doing and want to see more, please consider checking out our Patreon account. Any funds generated through our Patreon account are funneled right back into the podcast to help fund equipment, hosting fees and gear for reviews and giveaways and as always future hunts.  http://bit.ly/BHCPatreon   http://bit.ly/BowhunterChroniclesPodcas https://huntworthgear.com/?utm_source=Pro+Staff&utm_medium=Direct+Link&utm_campaign=Preseason+Sale Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Giuliano Perelli - New Holland

Italian Drummer, Sound Explorer, music maker Piero Perelli is a musical maverick whose skills stretch from free improvisation to film scores, to performances with international artists and musicians, both live and in the studio. His original style is grounded in his journey as a musical explorer, touring around places like the United States, Europe, Africa and India. Engaged both in the service of songs and in experimentation, Perelli maintains the creative center of his activity in the Tuscan countryside, where he has also created his own personal laboratory-studio, the SoundSet Studio. As a drummer and percussionist, Piero has recorded with artists like Eddie Vedder, Glen Hansard, Cat Power as well as producers like Robin Hannibal (Kendrick Lamar, Little Dragon), Vinicio Capossela, Paul Savoy (A-Ha) Simone Giuliani (Andrea Bocelli, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra), Rodrigo DʼErasmo, Edoardo Bennato, Roberto Dell'Era, Niki La Rosa, Effenberg, Andrea Biagioni and many others, Piero has also recorded a library of their specific sounds and grooves and loops for the American That Sound made available to producers from all over the world. He has recently been touring with Glen Hansard and The Swell Season as well as the well respected Italian singer/songwriter Vinicio Capossela. His first solo album, Notte is a piece of work where Piero expresses his most intimate and experimental soul. In this episode, Piero talks about:    Working and touring with The Swell Season and Glen Hansard    His journey of learning music and drums in a small town in Italy    Absorbing regional music throughout the world while touring    Recording his solo record “Notte”    Reacting to the acoustics in the space where you're performing    Recording on a movie sound track with Eddie Vedder, Cat Power and Glen Hansard    Italian drummers that have inspired him    The influence of Tony Allen (father of afro-beat drumming)

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The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast - Episode 281 - Al Perelli - Big Shot Targets / Delta Mckenzie On this weeks podcast Adam talks with Al Perelli of Big Shot Targets about their recent acquisition of Delta Mckenzie Targets from Easton Archery. Topics discussed - Big Shot Acquiring Delta Mckenzie - How did this come about - Two factories and two locations - Bringing Big Shot culture to an existing business - A little guy acquiring a “ big fish “ - What to expect in terms of quality - Video archery - Old school hunting equipment - Antler point restrictions - PA's reaction to APR's years down the road https://www.spartanforge.ai - save 25% with code bowhunter   https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com https://www.zingerfletches.com https://huntworthgear.com/ https://www.lucky-buck.com https://www.bigshottargets.com  https://genesis3dprinting.com https://vitalizeseed.com https://waypointtv.com/#podcast  If you like what we are doing and want to see more, please consider checking out our Patreon account. Any funds generated through our Patreon account are funneled right back into the podcast to help fund equipment, hosting fees and gear for reviews and giveaways and as always future hunts.  http://bit.ly/BHCPatreon   http://bit.ly/BowhunterChroniclesPodcas https://huntworthgear.com/?utm_source=Pro+Staff&utm_medium=Direct+Link&utm_campaign=Preseason+Sale Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we are joined by TikTok star Teddy Perelli to discuss what the dating scene is like in Denver, dating in the queer community, and much more! Enjoy and stay queer!Find the link to The Trevor Project below!https://www.thetrevorproject.orgEnjoy early access and bonus content on our Patreon. LINK HEREWe want to hear from you!Instagram: @qi_podFacebook: qinsightpodEmail us: qinsightpod@gmail.com

El sector turístico se prepara para vivir un verano de auténticos récords, tanto en precios como en ventas. Restaurantes, bares, hoteles,... todo a reventar con precios hasta un 16% más caro. Aun así a la industria turística le preocupa que no sea un verano rentable para el sector, porque los precios han subido para todos. Analizamos las cifras turísticas de este verano con Óscar Perelli, director del Área de Estudios e Investigación de Exceltur.

El sector turístico se prepara para vivir un verano de auténticos récords, tanto en precios como en ventas. Restaurantes, bares, hoteles,... todo a reventar con precios hasta un 16% más caro. Aun así a la industria turística le preocupa que no sea un verano rentable para el sector, porque los precios han subido para todos. Analizamos las cifras turísticas de este verano con Óscar Perelli, director del Área de Estudios e Investigación de Exceltur.

The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast - Episode 248- Big Shot Targets - Brandon Perelli This week on the podcast Adam sits down to talk with Brandon Perelli from Big Shot Targets on the history of the company, what sets them apart and the amzing things they are doing within their community to make a difference . Topics discussed Early Foam Targets Dumpster Diving for materials Growing up selling Movement into 3D targets Differences in IBO, ASA and Big shot scoring Targets designed with the hunter in mind Bear Hunting equipment Hunting heritage and mentality PA vs MI deer camp culture https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com https://www.zingerfletches.com https://huntworthgear.com/ https://www.lucky-buck.com https://www.bigshottargets.com https://vitalizeseed.com https://www.spartanforge.ai - save 25% with code bowhunter https://waypointtv.com/#podcast  If you like what we are doing and want to see more, please consider checking out our Patreon account. Any funds generated through our Patreon account are funneled right back into the podcast to help fund equipment, hosting fees and gear for reviews and giveaways and as always future hunts.  http://bit.ly/BHCPatreon   http://bit.ly/BowhunterChroniclesPodcas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Entrevista a Vicky Perelli, emprendedora. Anticipo Showroom navideño

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This week, Amanda Perelli, a Creator Economy Reporter for Business Insider joined us as an expert guest on The Influence Factor! Amanda and Alessandro Bogliari, CEO & Co-Founder of The Influencer Marketing Factory and host of the podcast, discuss how the creator economy is evolving, content creator pay transparency, and much more. ⚡️ Full Episode https://link.chtbl.com/influencermarketing Amanda Perelli on Insider: https://www.businessinsider.com/author/amanda-perelli Amanda's Twitter: https://twitter.com/arperelli

This week on The Download: New TikTok Trademark Could mean new streaming service, third-party cookies get a stay of execution from Google, Apple App Store ads could signal Apple Podcasts' future, and two perspectives on the downturn ad economy.  New TikTok App Trademark Manuela: Last Thursday Dan Whateley and Amanda Perelli, writing for Business Insider, covered a new trademark application for a service called TikTok Music. As the simplistic name suggests, TikTok parent company ByteDance could be looking to branch the TikTok brand out beyond its current relationship to music and create a fully-fledged streaming platform.  “The idea that ByteDance would launch a standalone "TikTok Music" streaming service in the US to compete with players like Spotify and Apple Music isn't unfounded. It already runs a streaming app called Resso in three markets — India, Brazil, and Indonesia — that has been grabbing market share from other streamers in the past year.” While nothing has been formally announced or set in stone, the sources Perelli and Whateley contacted for their story suggest it's highly unlikely ByteDance would file such a trademark. Filing in the US and Australia wouldn't happen without a strong chance the company meant for it to come to fruition. Then there's the matter of this move making perfect sense for TikTok.  Why cover this on The Download? Well, in addition to the general fact TikTok is slowly devouring the online world, it's coming for audio specifically and the trademark application lists, among other things, the proposed new app's ability to stream: “downloadable mobile applications providing podcast and radio broadcast content.” What remains to be seen is what the TikTok version of ‘a podcast' will be. Google Delays Cookie Death Again Shreya: Once again we won't be seeing the death of third-party cookies, as Google has delayed their death blow for another year. Last Wednesday The Verge's Richard Lawler covered the story in the article “Google delays blocking third-party cookies again, now targeting late 2024.”  “The plan is to expand the group of Chrome users who have Privacy Sandbox APIs enabled to “millions of users globally” starting in August, then gradually opt more people in throughout the rest of the year and into 2023, giving the publishers and developers of these sites time to find out how the technology works before the APIs are “generally available” by Q3 of 2023.”  With this second delay third-party cookies are becoming the shoe that refuses to drop in advertising. While podcasting doesn't depend on cookies per se, the ability to track individual consumers remains an expectation of digital marketers who don't want to see the genie go back into the bottle. If it does, podcasts are on equal footing with mobile and web ads, and all will have to do the work to target the right consumers. Apple App Store Ad Offerings Signal Podcast Future Manuela: This Tuesday's issue of Stratechery covers many sections of the Apple earnings call, but one particular section stuck out to The Download: Apple's new advertising slots. The new slots are detailed by 9to5Mac's Chance Miller. “Apple is expanding its advertising business and adding two new ad slots to the App Store. Currently, the App Store has two ad slots: one on the main ‘Search' tab and one in the Search results. The two new App Store ads announced today will bring advertisements to the App Store ‘Today' homepage, as well as to individual app pages.”  While the App Store and Apple Podcasts are different services, this change could signal a shift in the winds over in the podcasting world. Currently there are no ads in Apple Podcasts. Apple also puts considerable time into featuring podcasts in places ads would normally appear at no charge. Years of careful curation and optimal placement have caused those spots to become incredibly coveted. By making some of those spaces available for purchase - through search or the home page, or even on pages for OTHER podcasts - Apple would unlock a large revenue opportunity for themselves outside of subscriptions, and provide a new for-pay opportunity for podcast promotion. Ad Economy Downturn Dual Perspectives Shreya: On Monday Digiday's Seb Joseph posted “The downturn ad economy: A tale of two narratives.”  “There are two competing narratives on advertising at the moment. They sit uneasily with each other. But both are correct. Ad dollars are being spent, but they're also being cut. Yes, these two things can be true at the same time. No, the latter perspective doesn't make the former any less valid or vice versa. Really, it's a matter of perspective.”  The two warring perspectives in Joseph's piece are that of the big holding companies and agencies versus the platforms. Both are staring down the barrel of a recession and have different reactions.  “It's no surprise that the marketers who can afford to advertise now are trying to make the most of it.  They're spending ad dollars, rather than looking to pull them. Indeed, economic slumps are usually the best chance to buy share of voice cheaply at the same time rivals reduce their own. It's a cliche for a reason.   Otherwise, Unilever wouldn't have splurged £169.73 million ($206.7 million) on advertising in the first half of the year alone. Coca-Cola did so mething similar, as did McDonald's. The largest advertisers will try and advertise their way through the downturn — to a point, at least.”  Podcasting is platform-heavy, working diligently to get the big advertisers to shift their spending into podcasting. Yet those platform peers are the ones getting the short end of the stick when it comes to ad cuts.  “To survive, companies are cutting costs, including advertising. When these companies advertise, they tend to do so online first and foremost. SMEs and DTCs are nothing but digital-first in many respects. So when these businesses feel the effects of adverse conditions, so do the platforms they advertise on.” When those in the podcasting industry talk about the push for bigger advertisers in our space, it's not only for growth: it's to weather the storm. If some of those spend-through-the-storm big fish can be directed to our corner of the world, they'll keep multiple industries afloat. Quick Hits Section Manuela: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's four great reads are:  First: Google Begins Interest Group-Based Ad Experiment by Laurie Sullivan. Google is testing grouping users into interest groups (the article gives “custom bikes” as an example).This has implications for podcasting. What would be a great way to reach custom bike fans? A custom bike podcast.  Podcasting has a window to figure this stuff out.  Clear your calendar for the afternoon of August 16th as the Latino Podcast Listener Report 2022 is coming your way. The presentation, co-hosted by Gabriel Soto, Edison Research Senior Director of Research, and my co-host on La Descarga, as well as She Podcasts cofounder Elsie Escobar. Registration is open now.  Also: Podcasts are testing out-of-home ads to reach broader audiences by Alyssa Meyers. In a previous episode we touched on the story of Slow Burn buying a billboard to promote their season on Shirley Wheeler in Roe v. Wade battleground states. This covers the wider trend of podcasts dipping their toes in out-of-home advertising, first highlighted by James Cridland over in Podnews. The habit is growing and catching more attention, though it comes with - ironically - less metrics than the already small amount of fingerprinting traditional podcast advertising comes with.  Finally: How Slate's Charlie Kammerer is prioritizing frequency to boost podcast revenue by Kayleigh Barber. In a piece that rarely happens in mainstream podcast coverage, Slate's Charlie Kammerer talks through the outlet's podcasting strategy. Of note is the approach that shows integrated value, using podcast paywalls to drive subscriptions of Slate overall.  The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to our media host, Omny Studio. 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This week on The Download: New TikTok Trademark Could mean new streaming service, third-party cookies get a stay of execution from Google, Apple App Store ads could signal Apple Podcasts' future, and two perspectives on the downturn ad economy.  New TikTok App Trademark Manuela: Last Thursday Dan Whateley and Amanda Perelli, writing for Business Insider, covered a new trademark application for a service called TikTok Music. As the simplistic name suggests, TikTok parent company ByteDance could be looking to branch the TikTok brand out beyond its current relationship to music and create a fully-fledged streaming platform.  “The idea that ByteDance would launch a standalone "TikTok Music" streaming service in the US to compete with players like Spotify and Apple Music isn't unfounded. It already runs a streaming app called Resso in three markets — India, Brazil, and Indonesia — that has been grabbing market share from other streamers in the past year.” While nothing has been formally announced or set in stone, the sources Perelli and Whateley contacted for their story suggest it's highly unlikely ByteDance would file such a trademark. Filing in the US and Australia wouldn't happen without a strong chance the company meant for it to come to fruition. Then there's the matter of this move making perfect sense for TikTok.  Why cover this on The Download? Well, in addition to the general fact TikTok is slowly devouring the online world, it's coming for audio specifically and the trademark application lists, among other things, the proposed new app's ability to stream: “downloadable mobile applications providing podcast and radio broadcast content.” What remains to be seen is what the TikTok version of ‘a podcast' will be. Google Delays Cookie Death Again Shreya: Once again we won't be seeing the death of third-party cookies, as Google has delayed their death blow for another year. Last Wednesday The Verge's Richard Lawler covered the story in the article “Google delays blocking third-party cookies again, now targeting late 2024.”  “The plan is to expand the group of Chrome users who have Privacy Sandbox APIs enabled to “millions of users globally” starting in August, then gradually opt more people in throughout the rest of the year and into 2023, giving the publishers and developers of these sites time to find out how the technology works before the APIs are “generally available” by Q3 of 2023.”  With this second delay third-party cookies are becoming the shoe that refuses to drop in advertising. While podcasting doesn't depend on cookies per se, the ability to track individual consumers remains an expectation of digital marketers who don't want to see the genie go back into the bottle. If it does, podcasts are on equal footing with mobile and web ads, and all will have to do the work to target the right consumers. Apple App Store Ad Offerings Signal Podcast Future Manuela: This Tuesday's issue of Stratechery covers many sections of the Apple earnings call, but one particular section stuck out to The Download: Apple's new advertising slots. The new slots are detailed by 9to5Mac's Chance Miller. “Apple is expanding its advertising business and adding two new ad slots to the App Store. Currently, the App Store has two ad slots: one on the main ‘Search' tab and one in the Search results. The two new App Store ads announced today will bring advertisements to the App Store ‘Today' homepage, as well as to individual app pages.”  While the App Store and Apple Podcasts are different services, this change could signal a shift in the winds over in the podcasting world. Currently there are no ads in Apple Podcasts. Apple also puts considerable time into featuring podcasts in places ads would normally appear at no charge. Years of careful curation and optimal placement have caused those spots to become incredibly coveted. By making some of those spaces available for purchase - through search or the home page, or even on pages for OTHER podcasts - Apple would unlock a large revenue opportunity for themselves outside of subscriptions, and provide a new for-pay opportunity for podcast promotion. Ad Economy Downturn Dual Perspectives Shreya: On Monday Digiday's Seb Joseph posted “The downturn ad economy: A tale of two narratives.”  “There are two competing narratives on advertising at the moment. They sit uneasily with each other. But both are correct. Ad dollars are being spent, but they're also being cut. Yes, these two things can be true at the same time. No, the latter perspective doesn't make the former any less valid or vice versa. Really, it's a matter of perspective.”  The two warring perspectives in Joseph's piece are that of the big holding companies and agencies versus the platforms. Both are staring down the barrel of a recession and have different reactions.  “It's no surprise that the marketers who can afford to advertise now are trying to make the most of it.  They're spending ad dollars, rather than looking to pull them. Indeed, economic slumps are usually the best chance to buy share of voice cheaply at the same time rivals reduce their own. It's a cliche for a reason.   Otherwise, Unilever wouldn't have splurged £169.73 million ($206.7 million) on advertising in the first half of the year alone. Coca-Cola did so mething similar, as did McDonald's. The largest advertisers will try and advertise their way through the downturn — to a point, at least.”  Podcasting is platform-heavy, working diligently to get the big advertisers to shift their spending into podcasting. Yet those platform peers are the ones getting the short end of the stick when it comes to ad cuts.  “To survive, companies are cutting costs, including advertising. When these companies advertise, they tend to do so online first and foremost. SMEs and DTCs are nothing but digital-first in many respects. So when these businesses feel the effects of adverse conditions, so do the platforms they advertise on.” When those in the podcasting industry talk about the push for bigger advertisers in our space, it's not only for growth: it's to weather the storm. If some of those spend-through-the-storm big fish can be directed to our corner of the world, they'll keep multiple industries afloat. Quick Hits Section Manuela: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's four great reads are:  First: Google Begins Interest Group-Based Ad Experiment by Laurie Sullivan. Google is testing grouping users into interest groups (the article gives “custom bikes” as an example).This has implications for podcasting. What would be a great way to reach custom bike fans? A custom bike podcast.  Podcasting has a window to figure this stuff out.  Clear your calendar for the afternoon of August 16th as the Latino Podcast Listener Report 2022 is coming your way. The presentation, co-hosted by Gabriel Soto, Edison Research Senior Director of Research, and my co-host on La Descarga, as well as She Podcasts cofounder Elsie Escobar. Registration is open now.  Also: Podcasts are testing out-of-home ads to reach broader audiences by Alyssa Meyers. In a previous episode we touched on the story of Slow Burn buying a billboard to promote their season on Shirley Wheeler in Roe v. Wade battleground states. This covers the wider trend of podcasts dipping their toes in out-of-home advertising, first highlighted by James Cridland over in Podnews. The habit is growing and catching more attention, though it comes with - ironically - less metrics than the already small amount of fingerprinting traditional podcast advertising comes with.  Finally: How Slate's Charlie Kammerer is prioritizing frequency to boost podcast revenue by Kayleigh Barber. In a piece that rarely happens in mainstream podcast coverage, Slate's Charlie Kammerer talks through the outlet's podcasting strategy. Of note is the approach that shows integrated value, using podcast paywalls to drive subscriptions of Slate overall.  The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to our media host, Omny Studio. 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Esta semana en La Descarga: una nueva registración de marca por TikTok podrá significar un nuevo servicio de streaming, las cookies de terceras partes sobreviven un año más, logran hacer el podcast más largo del mundo en Venezuela, y la publicidad en el AppStore de Apple nos podrá decir algo del futuro de Apple Podcasts. Nueva registración de marca por TikTok El jueves pasado, Dan Whateley y Amanda Perelli de Business Insider, cubrieron una nueva solicitud de marca registrada para un servicio llamado TikTok Music. Como sugiere el nombre, la empresa matriz de TikTok, ByteDance, podría estar buscando expandir la marca TikTok más allá de su relación actual con la música y crear una plataforma de transmisión. “La idea de que ByteDance lanzaría un servicio de streaming independiente como "TikTok Music" en los EE. UU. para competir con servicios como Spotify y Apple Music no es infundada. Ya ejecuta una aplicación de transmisión llamada Resso en tres mercados, India, Brasil e Indonesia, que ha estado comiendo porciones del mercado de otros transmisores en el último año”. Fin de cita. Aunque nada ha sido anunciado formalmente, las fuentes con las que se contactaron Perelli y Whateley para su historia sugieren que es muy poco probable que ByteDance presente una solicitud de marca registrada en los EE. UU. y Australia sin no hubiera una gran posibilidad de que la compañía tuviera éxito. Luego está la cuestión de que este avance tenga mucho sentido para TikTok. ¿Por qué cubrimos esto en la descarga? Bueno, además del hecho de que TikTok está devorando lentamente el internet, viene específicamente para el audio y las listas de aplicación de marca registradas, entre otras cosas, la capacidad de transmisión de la nueva aplicación propuesta: “aplicaciones móviles descargables que brindan contenido de transmisión de podcast y radio”. Lo que queda por venir es cuál será la versión de TikTok para un podcast. Las cookies de terceras partes sobreviven un año más Una vez más, las cookies de terceras partes sobreviven, ya que google ha demorado su fin un año más. El miércoles pasado, Richard Lawler de The Verge cubrió la historia en un artículo que anuncia: “Google retrasa el bloqueo de cookies de terceros nuevamente, ahora apunta a fines de 2024". Según Lawler, “El plan es expandir el grupo de usuarios de Chrome que tienen habilitadas las API de Privacy Sandbox a “millones de usuarios en todo el mundo” a partir de agosto, y luego gradualmente optar por más personas durante el resto del año y hasta 2023, que dará a los editores y desarrolladores de estos sitios tiempo para descubrir cómo funciona la tecnología antes de que las API estén "generalmente disponibles" para el tercer trimestre de 2023". Fin de cita Con esta segunda demora, las cookies de terceros se están convirtiendo en el zapato que no quiere romperse. Aunque el podcasting no depende de las cookies en sí, la capacidad de rastrear a los consumidores individuales sigue siendo una expectativa de los especialistas en marketing digital que no quieren ver la tecnología desaparecer. Si fuera así, los podcasts estarían al igual con los anuncios móviles y web, y todos tendrían que hacer el trabajo para dirigirse a los consumidores adecuados. Logran hacer el podcast más largo del mundo en Venezuela Manuela: ¡El Podcast Eterno! Así se llama el podcast más largo del mundo que dos venezolanos lograron hacer la semana pasada, según Fabrizio S.D. de la editorial venezolana El Diario. Juan Carlos Martinez y John Da Silva, dos creadores con experiencia en hacer podcasts, reclutaron a más de 35 presentadores y 50 personas detrás las operaciones quienes a través de 3 días transmitieron el podcast.       Según Fabrizio, “Se plantearon 40 horas de transmisión continua al cumplirse 40 años de la creación del origen del Internet, por lo que se habló sobre temáticas relacionadas como tecnología, tendencias de consumo, redes y plataformas sociales, así como también otras como cultura pop, música y datos curiosos.” Fin de cita.       Este nuevo record de 40 horas seguidas de podcasting supera el record existente del británico Mike Russel, quien transmitió un podcast por 36 horas. Ahora, los creadores buscan la certificación de los Guiness world record.       El hecho que el logro del podcast más largo ahora pertenece a Latinoamerica, muestra el crecimiento y las oportunidades en los podcasts que se podrán realizar en países como Venezuela. Si tiene algo de tiempo libre, puede escuchar el podcast y se parte de la historia a través del enlace en la descripción del episodio. La publicidad en el AppStore de Apple Gabe: La edición de este martes de Stratechery cubre muchas secciones de la llamada de ganancias de Apple, pero una sección en particular se destaca en La Descarga: los nuevos espacios publicitarios en la tienda de aplicaciones de Apple. Chance Miller de 9to5Mac lo detalla. “Apple está expandiendo su negocio de publicidad y agregando dos nuevos espacios publicitarios en la App Store. Actualmente, la App Store tiene dos espacios publicitarios: uno en la pestaña principal "Buscar" y otro en los resultados de búsqueda. Los dos nuevos anuncios de la App Store revelados traerán anuncios a la página de inicio del App Store llamada 'Hoy', así como a las páginas de aplicaciones individuales”. Aunque el App Store y Apple Podcasts son servicios diferentes, este cambio de clima podría indicar un cambio de clima en el mundo de los podcasts. Actualmente no hay anuncios en Apple Podcasts. Apple también dedica un tiempo considerable a presentar podcasts en lugares donde los anuncios normalmente aparecen sin cargo. Años de cuidadosa selección y ubicación óptima han hecho que esos lugares se vuelvan increíblemente codiciados. Al hacer que algunos de esos espacios estén disponibles para la compra, a través de la búsqueda o la página de inicio, o incluso en las páginas de OTROS podcasts, Apple desbloquearía una gran oportunidad de ingresos para ellos mismos fuera de las suscripciones y brindaría una nueva oportunidad de pago para la promoción de podcasts. Resumen de historias que estamos siguiendo Finalmente, es hora de nuestro resumen de historias que estamos siguiendo. Estos son artículos que no llegaron el episodio de hoy, pero aún vale la pena incluirlos en su lectura de su fin de semana. Las cuatro grandes lecturas de esta semana son: Primero: Google comienza un experimento de anuncios basado en grupos de interés escrito por Laurie Sullivan. Google está probando agrupar a los usuarios en grupos de interés (el artículo da "bicicletas personalizadas" como ejemplo). Esto tiene implicaciones para los podcasts. ¿Cuál sería una excelente manera de llegar a los fanáticos de las bicicletas personalizadas? Un podcast de bicicletas personalizadas. El podcasting tiene una ventana para resolver estas cosas. Revise su calendario para la tarde del 16 de agosto, ya que se acerca el Latino Podcast Listener Report 2022 o en español Informe de oyentes latinos de podcasts. La presentación, copresentada por Gabriel Soto, director sénior de investigación de Edison Research, y mi co-anfitrion aquí en la descarga, y la cofundadora de She Podcasts, Elsie Escobar. Inscríbase ahora. También: Los podcasts están probando anuncios fuera del hogar para llegar a audiencias más amplias por Alyssa Meyers. En un episodio anterior, mencionamos la historia de Slow Burn comprando una valla publicitaria para promocionar su temporada acerca de Shirley Wheeler en los estados discutiendo más los derechos de abortes. Finalmente: Cómo Charlie Kammerer de Slate prioriza la frecuencia para aumentar los ingresos de los podcasts por Kayleigh Barber. En una pieza que rara vez ocurre en la cobertura de podcasts convencional, Charlie Kammerer de Slate habla sobre la estrategia de podcasting del medio. Cabe destacar el enfoque que muestra un valor integrado, utilizando muros de pago de podcast para impulsar las suscripciones de Slate en general. La Descarga es una producción de Sounds Profitable. El episodio de hoy fue presentado por Manuela Bedoya y Gabriel Soto, y escrito por Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta y Tom Webster son los productores ejecutivos de La Descarga de Sounds Profitable.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week we have a very special guest, from Tiktok, Teddy Perelli! Teddy is great and we dive into the topic of body shaming. We have a very insightful conversation and solve world problems, as we usually do! Follow Teddy on Tiktok: teddy_p3, Instagram: teddy_perelli, Twitter: teddy_p7As always, we want to hear from you!Instagram: qi_podFacebook: qinsightpodEmail us: qinsightpod@gmail.com

Seu podcast automotivo favorito, mais uma vez só não vai falar de carro. No episódio desta semana, a tocada é bem do campo e com a ajuda do Juliano Perelli da New Holland (@newhollandbrasil), vamos falar sobre máquinas agrícolas, um cenário surpreendente para nós que não sabemos bulhufas sobre o agro. Então, chapéu de palha no jeito, sistema de navegação ativo, ar condicionado no 16º e taca o play na mais inusitada fusão do Globo Rural com Autoesporte que poderia existir!! Bora ouvir e boa sorte! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/turbocast/support

Part 1 - After a brief update on Hurricane Larry and a look at the state of the virus, Neville James engages Luis Sylvester in a conversation on GERS' insolvency, his work with Perelli, and the complications surrounding the increasing influx of sargassum to the territory's shores (21:21).

Con nuestros eurofans Arturo Briz, Christian Montenegro y Félix González hablamos de la gala de Blas&Friends que TVE nos hizo el sábado pasado, de la victoria de Tix, el ángel noruego y de la joven Perelli del Melodifestivalen sueco. ¡Síguenos en instagram @stories.radiocastellar y participa en el programa! Music: https://www.silvermansound.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stories-de/message

OBS! KLIPPT VERSION!STÖTTA OSS PÅ PATREON OCH FÅ HELA AVSNITTEN - TOTALT 2H GOTT SNACK VARJE VARDAG!http://www.patreon.com/gottsnackLjuvliga Adam Lundgren gästar och pratar om det stora steget att skaffa instagram. relationen till Håkan Hellström, sina skådisuppdrag i Litauen, kändisar som snor roller, sina sämsta egenskaper som partner, sitt rövskum och mycket mycket mer! Linn Koch Emmery bjuder på det senaste från musikvärlden. Lyrik-tematik-trenderna och TikToks inverkan på musikbranschen. PR-mogulen Casper Törnblom kommer in och berättar om den stora app-snackisen Clubhouse. Hur fungerar det och vad händer inne på appen just nu? Den alltid lika lugna och jämnmodiga Linda Skugge är sidekick och lägger ut orden om sitt stora bråk med Charlotte Perelli på 90-talet och varför hon vägrar be om ursäkt.Det stora teams-haveriet i gävleborgs regionfullmäktige. Oppositionsrådet Patrik Stenvard talar ut. Dessutom: En timmes eftersnack för alla 10-dollarspattar. Magproblemen, relationerna, singellivet och drömmen om stomipåse. Bing bong. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Teddy Perelli (Artist and PSU Swimmer) comes onto the show to talk about how he got involved with art and swimming, his incredible work ethic, and much more! Music Cred: @Aidan_farley --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robbiedickson/support

Niemand kan zo gepassioneerd over Uruguay vertellen als Paola Perelli. Luister en ontdek het geheim van dit prachtige land.

If you're like me, this Coronavirus pandemic has likely caused you to feel overwhelmed and to have moments of anxiety at times. How do you cope with these emotions? How do you stop putting unrealistic expectations on yourself? Life coach Angela Perelli has some tips to help you redirect your focus and some coping strategies to get through these uncertain times. And remember we're all in this together. It's not forever and we WILL get through this. Thanks for listening to the 50 Shades of Kay podcast! RADIO.COM AppLISTEN NOW on the 99.1 The MixFollow Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

On today's episode of The Firn Line, we'll get to know Alaskan-based wilderness adventurer, woodworker, potter and teacher, Tony Perelli.Tony grew up in the farm country of Wisconsin, playing sports as a kid, but also developing a passion for the outdoors, fishing and canoeing with his family and grandparents. After college, Tony found himself in Alaska, working as a teacher for the Anchorage School District, and also meeting a group of friends that would introduce him to mountaineering and packrafting. These formative experiences would shape his life, and instill a deeper sense of love and respect, for the wilderness.Since that time, Tony has continued refining his life, stripping away the excesses, and focusing instead on living simply, working with his hands, and sharing unique life experiences and connections with others.Last winter, I got to sit down with Tony, to talk about his life in the mountains and wilderness, as well as the creative endeavors he chooses to pursue, and share with others. Like many conversations on The Firn Line, we started by talking about Tony's inspirations as a kid - and later, how a random encounter after college, would lead him to Alaska.Music by Evan PhillipsSupport the show at PatreonLinks:Tony PerelliThe Firn Line (website)Sponsors:Alaska Rock GymThe Hoarding Marmot

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Conferenza stampa al caffè San Marco di Trieste sulla campagna di iscrizioni al Partito Radicale del 2018 (11/09/2018)

The majority of US women experience urinary incontinence at least once in their lifetime. Listen in as host Patty Schmucker interviews Kathryn Kassai, PT & Kim Perelli authors of The Bathroom Key.

•Digital Euphoria #196• Hello Euphorians and welcome to another episode of Digital Euphoria! Coming up on this weeks episode expect tunes from some amazing artist such as UDM, an incredible tune from Perelli & Mankoff coming out on Rielism, the very talented Daniel Skyver, Alex M.O.R.P.H. and a brand new tune from myself! •Track List• 01. UDM - Magenta (Extended Mix) [Digital Society] 02. Perrelli & Mankoff - Statusfaction (Original Mix) [Rielism] 03. Markus Schulz - The New World (Mark Sherry Extended Remix) [Armada] 04. Andy Moor & Ashley Wallbridge feat. Meighan Nealon - Faces (Indecent Noise Extended Remix) [Who's Adraid of 138?!] 05. Phillip J feat. Kim Casandra - The Rest Of Me (Extended Mix) [Amsterdam Trance] [Euphoric Favorite] 06. Dan Thompson - Imprint (Extended Mix) [ASOT] 07. Daniel Skyver - Temper Temper (Original Mix) [Grotesque] 08. Andre Visior & DJ T.H. - Firewalk (Extended Mix) [Always Alive] 09. Alex M.O.R.P.H. - Summer Love Story (Extended) [VANDIT] [Tune of The Week] 10. Sholan & F.G. Noise - Broken Star (Extended Mix) [PureTrance] 11. Airscape - Sosei (Ferry Tayle Extended Remix) [FSOE] 12. Oliver Cattley - Viper (Type 41 Remix) [Tranceform]

Riunione degli iscritti al Partito Radicale (Trieste – Hotel Continentale – 28/12/2017)

Óscar Perelli, director del área de estudios de investigación de Exceltur, habla de la situación del turismo español en Capital Intereconomía.

Óscar Perelli, director del área de estudios de investigación de Exceltur, habla de la situación del turismo español en Capital Intereconomía.

Degenerate Radio 100 Tracklisting: Estigma - Ascension (Sean Tyas Dework) [Go On Air] Paul Denton - Yellow Leaf [Afterdark] Fredd Moz vs. Perelli & Mankoff (A Side Mix) [Rielism] Daniel Skyver - Wired [Mental Asylum] Tangle ft. Suzy Solar - Europa [Universal Nation] Sean Tyas - Matter Of Time [Degenerate Records] Sean Matthews - Our Empire (John Askew Remix) [Outburst] Yang - Legend (Jimmy Chou Remix) [Antares Sound] Armin van Buuren - I Live For That Energy (Sean Tyas Dework) [White] Audiomatic & Durs - Depth Of Voice [Spin Twist] Phillip J featuring Kim Casandra - Sounds Of Time (Adam Ellis Remix) [In Trance We Trust] Greg Downey - Midnight [Skullduggery] Kyau & Albert - Always A Fool (Stoneface & Terminal Remix) [Euphonic] Riialto & FG Noise - Zika [Redux]

The Double-Double from In-N-Out. By itself, a cultural colossus. But pair it with wines hand-picked for compatibility, and this meat-and-cheese stomach bomb achieves a whole new level of flavor. Check out our all-new episode as Dan Perelli, operator of The Wine Hotel in Hollywood, helps us bridge the worlds of wine and fast food, and exposes us to his unique wine code, which had him threatening to leave the country in 1997 over California's over-blown wine market.

Charlotte Perelli har huvudrollen i Malmöoperans uppsättning av Evita som har premiär fredagen den 14 september. Reporter David Richter

Han är The executive supervisor of the Eurovision song contest on behalf of the European broad casting union, eller förenklat, chef över den internationella delen av melodifestivalen. Han är också aktuell som ordförande i juryn för TV-priset Kristallen som sänds nästa fredag. Stockselius började som sportjournalist på Expressen, blev sedan programchef och nöjeschef på TV och fick därefter uppdraget att producera melodifestivalen det år som Charlotte Perelli, dåvarande Nilsson tog hem segern och senare, året därpå också vann hela ESC. Tack vare det öppnades dörren till den höga post han sitter på idag, å han har tackat Perelli många gånger för det.