Videopodcasting: trends and news

From shifts in media policies to new technological innovations, the way content is created and consumed is changing rapidly. This month: the White House opening its press briefings to podcasters, Canon’s new live streaming app with an unexpected twist, and the growing question—is video podcasting just a trend, or is it becoming an essential part of the podcastindustry?

Nico Oud & Lisa Roozen
February 14, 2025

🎬 The evolution of podcasting: audio, video or both?

More and more podcasters are experimenting with video, but is it the right move for everyone? While platforms like Spotify and YouTube support video podcasts and visual content can boost audience engagement, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. In our latest article, we dive into the growing interest in video podcasting, explore both its advantages and challenges, and help you determine whether adding video aligns with your podcast’s goals. Read the article to find out how video could complement—or complicate—your content strategy.

💬 Join the conversation: Where Do You Watch Podcasts?

Nico Oud on LinkedIn: #podcasting #video #spotify #youtube | 56 comments

Spotify zet groot in op video-podcasts… maar kijkt er eigenlijk wel iemand?

Steeds meer podcasters maken zich druk over video’s op Spotify. Toch blijkt uit… | 56 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com/posts/nicooud_podcasting-video-spotify-activity-7284898299596189697-1hfl?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

🎙️ Podcasters Now Welcome at White House Press Briefings

The White House has revised its media policy, now allowing influencers, bloggers, and podcasters to attend press briefings. This change reflects the increasing recognition of independent content creators as legitimate news sources. According to the White House spokesperson, this shift mirrors how people consume news today—through digital and social media. An exciting opportunity for podcasters focusing on politics and current affairs!

🎥 Canon Launches Live Streaming App—But Not for Its Own Cameras

Canon recently introduced Live Switcher Mobile, an app that allows users to effortlessly live stream from multiple iPhones and iPads. Surprisingly, Canon’s own cameras are not yet supported, although the company has announced that this feature will be added in the future.

🔗 Detail.co: The Dutch Alternative

While Canon’s app doesn’t yet connect to its own cameras, the Dutch company detail.co has developed an innovative software solution that allows users to create professional live streams using ordinary webcams and smartphones.

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