Presentation: Podcasting Trends Around The World

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Wednesday 23 October 2019, 5:30 – 7pm

Learn about the growth and development in podcast trends around the world in this exclusive opportunity to attend this live discussion between Narrative Marketing and Be The Drop podcast host Amelia Veale, interview internationally renowned podcast professional, James Cridland from podnews.net

The presentation will be followed by a live podcast interview with Q+A involvement from the audience.

Tickets

  • Student: $7.50
  • General Admission: $15

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About James Cridland

With over 28 years in the radio and online business, in 2005 James helped launch the first daily podcast from a UK radio station and the world’s first radio station streaming app, and has been operating online publications since 1993. He offers a truly international view: a Brit, living in Australia, working for companies across the world including North America. This daily newsletter is a unique opportunity to contextualise the international podcast landscape.

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Venue:  

Address:
259 North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000, Australia

  • Wednesday 23 October 2019
    5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Amelia Veale

A dynamic and engaging speaker and trainer, Amelia understands how overwhelming it can be for businesses to know how to engage their audiences through digital and social media channels. That's why her training is delivered in a practical – and engaging – way, translating complicated, technical jargon, into everyday, relatable language that's easy to comprehend AND put into practice to get results. Amelia's marketing career spans nearly two decades, and includes working for local and state government, the non-profit sector, plus a ranges of small to medium businesses. She is an experienced communications presenter and trainer, successfully delivering sessions across Australia.