Shawn and Jen are back with another round up of all the podcast related news that didn’t get an official write-up on the Podcaster News blog.
This week, we have news about: invisible listeners, crock-pot podcasting, and an ethical warning about the sandbox we all play in.
Links mentioned in this episode:
* The Podcasting Weekly
By James Martell at Paper.li
* How to Aircheck Your Podcast
By Seth Resler at Rivet Radio
* Invisible Audience: What Your Podcast Stats Won’t Tell You
By Sil at MMO Gypsy
* Quit Peeing in the Sandbox – Buy Your Way to the Top at Soundcloud
By Dave Jackson at his blog
* Patreon members getting blackmailed: Ignore that email…
By Anne Sewell at The Media Waves
* Podcasters’ Roundtable 61: Audience Engagement
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