Jonny Gould and Liam Thompson talk to Phil Dobbie about radio, streaming and podcasting all coming together
RadioToday ProgrammeShow Notes
There’s no doubt that podcasts and online streaming services are already a challenge for the radio industry and there’s more to come. Currently less than one in five of us listen to podcasts on a weekly basis.
Podcaster Phil Dobbie questions how the industry should respond as we see that podcast audience increase. He asks broadcaster and podcaster Jonny Gould and radio and podcast programmer Liam Thompson for their thoughts.
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