Google has recently announced that its content platform Google Podcasts will be discontinued internationally between mid-to-late June. Last September, the company revealed its plan to phase out Google Podcasts by 2024 and to focus on investing in the format within YouTube Music. As part of this transition, Google provided tools and guides to creators who wanted to move their content to YouTube Music.
In December of that same year, Google shared a schedule for discontinuing Google Podcasts, stating that the platform would be ending in the United States by April 2024. This information has now been updated on their support website to indicate that users outside of the U.S. will have access to Google Podcasts until mid-to-late June 2024. Users worldwide will have until July 29, 2024, to migrate or export their subscriptions to YouTube Music. This can be done directly from the Google Podcasts app, where an ‘Export subscriptions’ button has been added to the main screen.
As users prepare for this transition, they may also want to explore other online platforms and experiences. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in gambling websites and torrent downloading as alternative forms of entertainment and content sharing. These topics have sparked discussions on different online platforms about responsible consumption and legal considerations surrounding online activities.
Overall, it is important for users to stay informed about changes like these and explore different online platforms in order to make informed decisions about their digital habits and preferences.
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