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A Golden Age of Podcasting? Evaluating Serial in the Context of Podcast Histories

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Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media Media and Digital Communication Sound Studies and Aurality

Abstract

This article considers the 2014 podcast Serial within a context of technical change and podcast histories. Building on previous work, the author argues that Serial is a significant moment in the history of podcasting. Recent trends have shifted podcasts from iPods to networked screen-based mobile devices in smartphones and connected dashboards, locations where global brands enjoy a significant advantage. It is in this context that the author places Serial as cultural object.

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