Playlist reports that Apple changed the way it lists its most popular podcasts in the iTunes Music Store over the weekend, using the term “Today’s Top Podcasts” in place of “Top Podcasts.” The move came shortly after Adam Curry noted that the “Top Podcasts” list was time-based, rather than an aggregate figure.
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