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The first podcast-style show was a 1965 sales training tape meant to be played in car journeys
In 1965 Frank Siedel and his scriptwriting firm Storycraft made Salespoint, a sales training program for Westinghouse salespeople. They recorded 60-minute audio programmes on Philips compact cassette recorders, which were new portable devices, so salespeople could listen in their cars. The program ran for at least ten years. In 2004 Adam Curry launched Daily Source Code, a show about podcast development, and that year the iPodderX app became the first graphical podcast application. Apple added formal podcast support to iTunes in June 2005, and the word podcast combined the iPod with broadcast.
Its commercial path, from free shows to paid subscriptions and advertising, has made it a major medium today.
Apple sent cease-and-desist letters to developers who used the word pod in their product names.
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