On Stompstart by 13 February 2016 · Cape Town · South Africa
crowdCaster.
An app for sharing 140-second audio clips, announced in 2015 as 'Twitter for Radio' by a small UK online radio company.
Media and entertainmentSocial and community
Timeline
- On record
Online Radio Broadcasting Limited's company page says it launched crowdcaster.com on 8 September 2015, letting anyone create and listen to 140-second radio broadcasts.
On record · Announced - Directory page saved
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- Activity
Rawlinson Partners' project page says crowdCaster, owned and operated by Online Radio Broadcasting Limited, was significantly relaunched in July 2019.
Activity · Announced - Site checked
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- Listed on Stompstart
“crowdCaster re-imagines radio, bite-sized audio clips of 140 seconds”
As listed on Stompstart
“crowdCaster re-imagines radio, bite-sized audio clips of 140 seconds”
crowdCaster re-imagines radio, allowing you the chance to share your stories and sounds with the world - in easy-to-digest, bite-sized audio clips of 140 seconds Dubbed as the "Audio for Twitter", crowdCaster is an audio platform which allows you to create and listen to ...
- For
- Bloggers, Consumers
- Location
- Cape Town · South Africa
In our words: Only a directory card survives. It described crowdCaster, in public beta and listed from Cape Town, South Africa, as a way to reimagine radio by sharing stories and sounds in bite-sized clips of 140 seconds, nicknamed 'Audio for Twitter', for consumers, bloggers and social media influencers.
Sources
Publication record
- Release
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