#Panoply podcast network code#
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Powered by Nielsen’s Data Management Platform, Megaphone’s targeting technology synthesizes on and offline data to segment and target podcast listeners across all shows and publishers in its network.Here’s how the unprecedented MTM platform works: So how does a podcast publisher connect advertisers and publishers to a specific verified segmented audience? You partner with Nielsen.And that’s exactly what Panoply Media did last summer when they announced their Megaphone Targeted Marketplace (MTM). HowStuffWorks has been a pioneer in the podcast arena and we are thrilled at the opportunity to partner with them to support their global network of listeners,” said Brendan Monaghan, Panoply Media’s CEO Panoply’s MTM Platform Delivers 9.5 Billion Devices Across 60,000 Audience Segments And, Content from Slate, The Wall Street Journal, Politico and moreīrendan Monahan, CEO of Panoply Media noted in last week’s press release:.Malcolm Gladwell on Revisionist History.They also curate premium children’s content through the Pinna app.

Atlanta Monster (a True Crime podcast that is continually at the top of the TopPodcast/iTunes Charts)Īdditionally, premium podcast network Panoply Media, has over 150 shows in their network and has been delivering unprecedented technology for advertisers and publishers.One of the most recognizable names in the podcast marketplace, HowStuffWorks brings over 20 podcast brands that deliver more than 50 million downloads a month…including top shows such as: But the move is certainly a game-changing one for both networks and and another indicator that future industry consolidation may be accelerating.īy adding a Herculean partner to their exclusive ad targeting MTM platform (Megaphone Targeted Marketing), powered by Nielsen, Panoply now provides HowStuffWorks access to their unprecedented audio ad targeting platform. Could this be the first step in what could be a future mega-partnership betwene these two premiere podcast networks? Only time will tell. Email us at comments, questions, and complaints.Last week, it was announced that Panoply & HowStuffWorks (HSW) have created a “Podcast Distribution and Monetization Partnership”.

#Panoply podcast network code#

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