TechCrunch's Equity Podcast Goes Visual with Launch of Video Episodes
In a move to cater to the growing demand for multimedia content, TechCrunch's flagship podcast Equity has transitioned to video format, starting today. The twice-weekly podcast, which alternates between interviews and panel discussions, will now be available in both audio and visual formats.
The first video episode was released on Wednesday, featuring senior reporter Rebecca Bellan interviewing major players in the tech industry. "We're excited to bring our unique perspective to the news in a new way," said Bellan. "Our listeners have been asking for video content, and we're happy to oblige."
Equity's video episodes will be available on TechCrunch's website and social media channels, allowing viewers to engage with the podcast in a more immersive way. The team plans to release many more video episodes in the coming weeks.
The podcast itself has been a staple of TechCrunch's content offerings for years, featuring interviews with industry leaders and panel discussions about the latest trends and developments. "We're thrilled to be able to offer our listeners a new way to experience Equity," said Kirsten Korosec, one of the podcast's editors. "Video will allow us to delve deeper into the stories we cover and provide more context for our audience."
The move to video is part of TechCrunch's broader effort to adapt to changing reader habits and preferences. As the tech industry continues to evolve, so too must the ways in which it is covered.
Background on Equity
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Equity has been a mainstay of TechCrunch's content offerings for years, featuring interviews with major players in the tech industry and panel discussions about the latest trends and developments. The podcast alternates between two formats: every Wednesday, senior reporter Rebecca Bellan interviews major players in the tech world; on Fridays, editors and writers Kirsten Korosec, Maxwell Zeff, and Anthony Ha get together to process everything that just happened.
The team's recent highlights include an exploration of the battle over your browser, what's behind Nvidias wild AI infrastructure spending predictions, and the growth of IRL brain rot. With all that said, you can expect more in-depth analysis and expert insights from Equity's video episodes moving forward.
Implications and Future Developments
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The move to video is expected to enhance the listener experience and provide a new way for TechCrunch's audience to engage with the podcast. As the tech industry continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Equity's video format adapts to changing reader habits and preferences.
In related news, Disrupt, one of the largest tech conferences in the world, is just around the corner. With many major players in attendance, it promises to be a pivotal moment for the tech industry. Stay tuned for more updates on TechCrunch's coverage of Disrupt.
TechCrunch's Equity podcast is now available in both audio and video formats. To catch up on the latest episodes or subscribe to the podcast, visit TechCrunch's website or follow them on social media.
*Reporting by Techcrunch.*
