Ian McCarthy, vice president of product marketing at Orb, said the company was very excited about working with The Media Center Show, the most popular media center podcast. They have an audience of early technology adopters who understand the value of having control of their digital content. McCarthy continued, This podcast is the perfect approach for us to reach ideal Orb users, and they are Media Center owners.
Cameron Reilly, CEO of The Podcast Network (TPN), said his company has enjoyed working with Orb in order to foster a deeper conversation with their marketplace.
Ian Dixon (the producer/host of The Media Center Show on TPN) has had Orb executives on the show a couple of times in the past to talk about their product. We agreed that there were significant opportunities to expand the relationship, Reilly said.
Podcasts attract smaller, but higher value audiences, than more traditional media formats. Podcasting audiences are passionate about the subject-matter of a particular show, so advertisers are certain that they hitting their target customers, he also said.
The initial agreement between Orb and TPN is for three months starting October 2005.
ENDS
The Podcast Network Contact:
Cameron Reilly
Phone: +61 400 455334
E-mail: cameronreilly@gmail.com
Web: www.thepodcastnetwork.com
Skype: cameronreilly
Orb Networks Contact: Debbie Degutis
Phone: +011 510 903 0930
Email: debbie@orb.com
Web: http://www.orb.com/company/
Congrats to both parties.
You've got our respect and our attention.
We look forward to more goodness from both of you.
Posted by: Robert Banghart | Thursday, October 13, 2005 at 05:12 AM
Congrats guys (Cam, Mick and Ian). Well deserved. Makes you wonder why any podcaster/mediacaster that had the opportunity wouldn't want to be with The Podcast Network, doesn't it!
Molly
Posted by: Phillip Molly Malone | Thursday, October 13, 2005 at 09:45 AM
Congrats mate - I know how hard you guys are working to make this business successful and I wish the best of luck to you both!
And congrats also to Orb for having the vision - and the guts - to try out what is still a new technology. I'm sure it'll work out for both parties. :)
Now 'fess up and tell us what tomorrows announcement is all about! ;)
Posted by: MattyT | Thursday, October 13, 2005 at 11:16 PM