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Qué Está Pasando en el Podcasting
Qué aprendimos en 100 episodios de un podcast sobre podcasting junto a Pepa Baker
#100- ¿Qué cambia en un podcast después de 100 episodios? Para celebrarlo, invitamos a Pepa Baker, creadora de El Podcast de Pepa Baker, a tomar el micrófono con las preguntas de la audiencia. Escuchamos un clip de nuestro primer episodio, hablamos de cómo ha cambiado la misión del podcasts y explicamos si cambiaríamos la formula de cara a los 200 episodios. Discutimos el Podcast Pulse 2026 de Acast que encontró que en España 9 de cada 10 oyentes tomó acción después de un anuncio en un podcast, por encima del 81 % global. La periodista Laura Martínez Otón plantea que el podcasting en España entró en una cuarta etapa, la de la apertura. En Argentina, el Audio Pulse 2026 de IBOPE muestra que el 29 % de quienes escuchan radio también escuchó podcasts. Y en Chile, dos aseguradoras que apuestan por el podcasting para explicar riesgos y contar historias de sus clientes. También hablamos del Nigerian Podcast Index, y eso nos lleva a una pregunta de la audiencia: ¿quién va a medir el podcasting en Centroamérica, Venezuela, Ecuador, Perú, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay y Cuba? Y en los Tips, Trucos y Estrategias, discutimos un método para escribir anuncios que funcionen igual en audio y en video, incluso cuando el anuncio es de tu propio servicio. Tropical Podcasting es el podcast de noticias, análisis y estrategias para podcasters independientes en español, con Julio Axel Ponce, editor del newsletter Tropical Podcasting, y Mayra Ortiz Nieves, cofundadora de Podcasteras Media. Mantente al día con lo que está pasando en el podcasting hispano y en LATAM. Con solo $4 al mes ayudas a que este podcast siga para poder llevarles noticias y estrategias a los podcasters independientes hispanohablantes. ¡Apóyanos aquí! (https://www.tropicalpodcasting.com/upgrade) ¿Quieres lanzar un newsletter? ¡Usa Beehiiv! Recibe 30 días gratis y 20% de descuento en los primeros tres meses: https://www.beehiiv.com/?via=julio-axel Este podcast se grabó usando Riverside. Recibe un 15% en cualquier plan usando el código TROPICAL15 En los capítulos: 00:00 Intro al Episodio 100 01:53 En este episodio 02:26 Preguntas de la Audiencia 02:37 ¿Ha cambia el norte del podcast? 06:48 ¿Qué le diríamos a un oyente que escuchó el primer episodio y no regresó? 10:26 Mirando hacia el Futuro 14:01 ¿Qué es un podcast para nosotros? 16:14 ¿Qué podcasts escuchamos y no nos perdemos? 22:21 Tendencias del podcasting en España 26:43 La cuarta etapa del podcasting en España 32:32 ¿Se puede tener éxito en el podcasting sin video en el 2026? 34:19 El auge del audio digital en Argentina 37:13 El mercado de aseguradoras en Chile mira a los podcasts 41:26 Sin podcasts en español la IWPA 42:45 El podcasting en África y qué nos enseña 44:24 Desafíos del podcasting en Centro y Suramérica 44:41 Cobertura del podcasting en Latinoamérica 49:05 Crea anuncios que funcionen para audio y video 53:41 Pregunta sorpresa y presentaciones de Podcast Movement 56:52 Qué Está Pasando con Nosotros 01:04:48 Despedida
Today · 1 hr 6 min
Telecom Reseller / Technology Reseller News
TechBros: ITAD Is Now a Data Security, Sustainability and Asset Recovery Strategy, Podcast
By Doug Green “Clear out those closets. There is risk sitting there, but there may also be value.” In this special Technology Reseller News and ITAD Association podcast, Sarkes Mrkdichian of TechBros discusses why enterprises, MSPs and public-sector organizations need to think about IT asset disposition as more than simply getting rid of old equipment. TechBros is a full-service ITAD and recycling company handling end-of-life networking equipment, servers, laptops, desktops and other technology assets. Mrkdichian says the modern ITAD conversation now includes three major issues: data security, sustainability and asset recovery. Equipment left sitting in storage rooms, closets or unused cubicles can create risk long after an organization believes it has been retired. “You don’t know who is walking in and out of that room,” Mrkdichian says. At the same time, those assets continue to depreciate. That creates what amounts to an unrealized cost of disposal: organizations may be carrying data risk while also watching potentially valuable equipment lose resale value. Certified ITAD providers can help address both problems. Mrkdichian says certifications, documented chain of custody and verifiable sanitization or destruction provide organizations with evidence showing what happened to each data-bearing asset from pickup through final disposition. He also encourages customers to consider data sanitization before automatically choosing physical destruction. Proper erasure can provide a documented record that data was removed while allowing usable equipment to return to the secondary market. That can reduce electronic waste while recovering additional value for the customer. For organizations that require destruction, TechBros can combine verified erasure with physical destruction, creating an additional layer of assurance. The issue is particularly important for enterprises, governments, healthcare organizations and financial institutions that may tell customers and constituents their data is secure while overlooking what happens to devices at the end of their lifecycle. Mrkdichian’s advice is straightforward: make ITAD part of the technology lifecycle rather than an afterthought. He also encourages ITAD providers to remain engaged with customers throughout the year instead of appearing only when equipment needs to be removed. “Be top of mind,” he says. “Build the relationship before the closet fills up.” Visit TechBrosAZ.com to learn more.
Today · 18 min· Video
Telecom Reseller / Technology Reseller News
CloudBlue: MSPs Must Evolve into Managed Outcome Providers to Monetize AI, Podcast
By Doug Green “The future is about getting paid for the outcome, not just the seat or the hour.” In this Technology Reseller News podcast recorded at MSP Summit, Tarik Faouzi of CloudBlue discusses how MSPs can move beyond simply reselling AI and build new business models around measurable customer outcomes. CloudBlue provides an operating platform for channel businesses, including distributors, MSPs, resellers and ISVs, with capabilities spanning catalog management, marketplaces, provisioning and monetization. Faouzi says AI is pushing MSPs toward what he calls the managed outcome provider model. Instead of charging only by seat, hour or traditional service unit, MSPs may increasingly package and price services around specific results. That could include an outcome such as threat detection, automated customer engagement or another measurable business result. But Faouzi says monetizing those outcomes requires more than a new sales pitch. MSPs first need the catalog capabilities to create and bundle the offer. Then they need to understand what it actually costs to deliver. With AI, that means monitoring compute, tokens and other consumption in real time. “If you don’t know what the outcome is costing you, you can lose your margin very quickly,” Faouzi says. That makes FinOps and commercial guardrails essential. MSPs need the ability to meter consumption, monitor profitability and react when customer usage begins exceeding expectations. In some cases, that may mean adjusting pricing, alerting the customer or even stopping an activity before costs spiral. Customer visibility is equally important. Faouzi says many businesses remain hesitant about AI because they do not understand what they are consuming or what the final bill will look like. MSPs can help by making usage and costs transparent while packaging variable AI consumption into offers customers can understand and budget for. That may mean buying AI services based on tokens or compute while selling them as a predictable monthly package. For MSPs, Faouzi sees a major opportunity. By tying AI directly to measurable business outcomes, partners can demonstrate value more clearly and potentially build deeper, stickier customer relationships. But getting there will require changes in how services are packaged, metered, priced and managed. Visit CloudBlue.com to learn more.
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Tech News Weekly (Video)
TNW 457: Are AI Models a Risk to Humanity? - Apple's Rumored Smart Display
Apple's Rumored Smart Display
Yesterday · 57 min· Video