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Study finds nearly half of kids 3-12 consume podcasts weekly / Brand ad campaigns now more than half total podcast revenue / Spotify for Podcasters launches microsite for 2023 Wrapped

Also, spooky podcasts suggestions to celebrate Halloween Inside Podcasting For October 31, 2023 Thank you to our sponsor These are our top stories today: Study shows that right around half of U.S. kids ages three to 12 consume podcasts weekly Study shows that brand advertising campaigns now make up more than half of podcast ad revenue Spotify for Podcasters launches microsite for 2023 Wrapped. Happy Halloween! Christopher p/chris951156 1 UTA, the global talent company , released a study that looked at children's growing engagement in podcasts. It found that nearly half of U.S. children ages 3 to 12 listen to or watch podcasts weekly. More: UTA IQ, the company's research, analytics, and insights division, conducted the study based on a nationally representative survey of 5,000 U.S. parents with kids ages 3 to 12. They then took 1,000 that said their children listen to at least one podcast a month and contin...

Sam Bankman-Fried admits ties with Alameda Research / Spain to adopt MiCA six months ahead of official deadline / Bitcoin white paper turns 15

Plus: Bitcoin's page views on Wikipedia hit highest level since June 2022 Inside Cryptocurrency For October 31, 2023 Thank you to our sponsor Take a look at the hits from today's Inside Cryptocurrency newsletter: Sam Bankman-Fried's latest testimony in court before the jury, Spanish regulators' decision to adopt the European Union's crypto regulations six months ahead of the official deadline, The surge in interest in Bitcoin's page on Wikipedia, and more. Enjoy your reading! DoÄŸa p/dogayurduneri 1 Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX's former CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), has recently testified in court before the jury once more, answering lawyers' questions during the cross-examination. In his testimony, the former executive said he was aware of growing liabilities at Alameda Research and admitted that he was behind important investment and spending decisions.  More: SBF also stated that ...