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what those incentives are, you can sort of come out to what possible scenarios for the future are. So if you look at the stakeholders, there's people who produce audio. So everyone from networks to acquired to somebody who is producing audio for the
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We identify all of the books that get recommended in a podcast. You can chat with an episode. We even generate small summaries for you such that you can decide whether or not to listen to a podcast. So all of this together basically creates the AI na
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...with distribution that we can knock out? What is the friction with monetization that we can just knock out? And I think if we do that and if we do a good job of that, I think the ecosystem
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as Calacanis cast. We did 40 episodes or so of that just on an open microphone in a room. And I did it with Ron Conway, and I did it with Ev Williams because my friend Dave Weiner had started who created RSS, said, hey, Jason. Check this out. You can
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I'll I'll pose this question to you, David. Should podcasters allow their podcast to be distributed on Spotify? Is that in their best interest? Well, we have had a bunch of conversations over over the past day about this. I I here's my view. I think,
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...on content. They now have bootstrapped to scale. Yep. That was the price of entry, and, like, we see it in our analytics. Spotify is the majority of consumption of acquired out there. No. It is our largest single player, but I don't think it's over 5
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Our preferred way to share an episode is the page because we sort of feel that that URL is like a nice way to package it up for someone and say, listen to this. Unfortunately, our episodes are four hours long, so it doesn't come with a deep link. Lik
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like, fumbled the ball on podcasting. But delighted in many other ways. But delighted in another way. You know, for us as yeah. I I agree. Especially the type of business we have Yeah. And acquired is really enabled by the lack of algorithmic strangl
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And I think as a result, it's been hard for the medium to sort of move forward and innovate, over the past, you know, ten or fifteen years or however long podcasting has been around. And so I think one thing that, you know, that we're really consciou
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And so you wanna make sure that you're always in that position where you have a a path to accomplishing your goals that is not, like, you know, if you're if it's possible to build a business's way, which for us it is, it's better to build it where fu
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You can also check out the Apple Podcast app. Yeah. It's the same problem. It's just that we actually have identified it and we we tell the user what's going on. I would say I've been, you know, we host it we host our podcast on on Substack, but they
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...content, why, you don't really care all that much about it on YouTube, and on one end, you're listening to music on one side, you had all these other short form videos and sports and so on, You don't think that those are distinctly different behavior
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...large distribution closing in on 700,000,000 MAUs for a single application. And our entire strategy is basically, we decided this many years ago before it was popular, but you saw the Chinese starting to build super apps. Whereas the Western world bu
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