Future of Journalism – Ep 19

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Future of Journalism – a series by the Alliance for Journalists' Freedom

Alliance for Journalists' Freedom

26 episodes

3 weeks ago

The ‘Future of Journalism’ series is designed to canvas opinions from all sides about where journalism is heading, or where it should be heading. There is currently so much pressure on journalism that much of the debate is locked in the present; however, to plan the best outcomes for journalists the Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom believes we need to have a clear vision on what the future looks like.

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Future of Journalism – Ep 19 – Kellie Riordan

Future of Journalism – a series by the Alliance for Journalists' Freedom

6 minutes 50 seconds

3 years ago

Future of Journalism – Ep 19 – Kellie Riordan

How are podcasts changing journalism? They’ve exploded in popularity during the pandemic. Media companies are recognising that they are, at least, part of our immediate future.

Tech giants like Spotify and Amazon are investing in exclusive shows in the hope of attracting a different type of paying subscriber. Will this trend live on into the next decade and beyond?

Kellie Riordan was the creative lead of the ABC’s audio team and oversaw the production of some of Australia’s most successful podcasts. She now runs her own podcast consultancy, Deadset Studios.

Watch the video of this interview on YouTube.