I received an email promotion from Audazzio, asking if Podverse would like to partner with them. It looks like they've invented chapters!
Chapters are a great feature, but RSS already has a solution for it. Instead of trying to work out private partnerships with podcast apps, I wonder if they'd have more success using RSS chapters to deliver their content and ads? RSS seems like an easier path to adoption.
Mitch Downey :pci: /
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2024-05-09 05:10:48
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