Topic: Streaming

4 chapters across the catalog

Episode 267: Chocolove
57:51 - 1:00:59

Episode 267: Chocolove

Amp Accords Betrayal, Linear Broadcasting Obsolescence

The hosts discuss Spotify's apparent departure from the "Amp Accords" by implementing ad-skipping features. They reflect on the death of the linear broadcasting model, noting that only broadcast radio and television were ever fully supported by advertising alone without secondary revenue like subscriptions or classifieds.

Episode 265: Jihobbyist
1:11:33 - 1:15:45

Episode 265: Jihobbyist

Pivot to Funding Tag, Micropayment Inefficiency

Following the failure of streaming micropayments to gain mass adoption, the focus is shifting toward the "funding tag" in the podcast namespace. This tag allows creators to link directly to established payment processors like Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, and Stripe, which have proven more reliable for international support. The goal is to integrate these payment methods more deeply into podcast apps to facilitate "boosts" without the complexity of the Lightning Network.

Episode 264: Podcast Plebicide
2:42 - 4:15

Episode 264: Podcast Plebicide

World Cup Viewership, Peacock and Telemundo Streaming

The hosts discuss watching the World Cup via the Roku platform using the Peacock and Telemundo Spanish-language feeds. They compare soccer to other niche sports like curling and express concern over Fox Sports potentially ending free access to matches. The conversation highlights the difficulty of finding English-language feeds without expensive cable packages.

Episode 261: Podhemian Grove
0:00 - 3:32

Episode 261: Podhemian Grove

Podcasting 2.0 Episode 261 Introduction and Live Stream Debugging

Adam Curry introduces episode 261 of Podcasting 2.0, titled Podhemian Grove, from the Texas Hill Country. The hosts troubleshoot live stream issues involving GUID regeneration and Podping status while monitoring the Helipad for incoming metadata. Sam Sethi confirms the stream is live despite initial technical hurdles with the RSS feed requirements.