Two reports published today point to the strength - or lack thereof - of the market for podcasts. The first, from Feedburner, found the average podcast it manages has 70 subscribers. Feedburner hosts one million podcasts. Separately, Nial Kennedy reports that a new study by Nielsen//NetRatings found that 42% of Brits know what podcasting is.
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The good news for podcasters is that 42 per cent of Britons know what podcasting is. The bad news is of course that 58 per cent do not. The information comes from a Nielsen//NetRatings survey released on 3 October.
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