Seven new entities appear in the Top 100 Podcast Ranker this reporting period, including Please Explain (Nine Publishing), Naked City (Nine Publishing), and The Night Driver (News Corp Australia). 

Stuff You Should Know (ARN/iHeartMedia) remained in the #1 spot as the most downloaded podcast in the country in August.

According to Triton Digital's Australian Podcast Ranker, 43.6M podcasts were downloaded by participating publishers in July.
 

Publishers using Triton Digital's podcast platform Omny Studio now have the option to create secure content feeds that are exclusive for their audiences.
 
By leveraging this new capability, publishers can create and distribute both content feeds and embed players that are accessible only to the audience of their choosing.
 

Total downloads on the Triton Digital's Australian Podcast Ranker of all shows by all participating publishers in the month of June is 40.8M.

Triton Digital have expanded the multilingual capability of the Omny Studio podcast management platform.  
 
In addition to English, the podcast solution is now available for use in French, Spanish, and Portuguese, with additional languages to follow.
 

Triton Digital has announced the expansion of user controls within its Omny Studio podcast management platform.  

Publishers can now access an enhanced, aggregate view of their podcast consumption at a program, network and organisation level.

Triton Digital has released the Webcast Metrics Monthly Ranker for March.
 
Compared to February’s ranker there are very few changes in the top 20 Global publishers with iHeartRadio still on top with 439,014 Average Active Sessions, 176,561,307 Session Starts and Average Time Spent Listening of 0.75 hours.
 

Edison Research and Triton Digital's 2020 Infinite Dial webinar release of the survey was held in the early hours this morning Australian time and contains some interesting results for radio.
 
While AM/FM radio listening in cars remains steady and continues to attract 81% of US adults as the most used audio source, Online radio jumped from 28%-33%, retaining its lead over podcasts (28%).
 
CD players continued to decline, down to 41%.