Audience Podcast Panel

We are very grateful to all of our TWiT listeners who participated in our annual TWiT Audience Survey earlier this year, as your feedback helps us enhance programming and select high-integrity advertisers.

Recently, Podtrac Analytics reached out to TWiT with another survey opportunity for our TWiT audience. Podtrac is giving avid podcast fans the opportunity to share their thoughts and opinions on podcasting through the Podtrac Audience Panel. Your participation will help the podcast industry, including the TWiT network, by providing anonymous information about the trends and needs of podcast audiences. Participation includes no more than 6 yearly podcast related surveys, and you can unsubscribe at any time. Additionally, some surveys may offer free gift cards as a thank you for participating. If you’re interested, you can sign up by entering your name and email at podtrac.com/panel.

As always, we are very grateful to all of our TWiT listeners, as your support makes all of this possible.

Lisa Laporte

Special Coverage: E3 2016

We’re kicking off your summer gaming with full coverage of E3 2016. What will Microsoft and Sony announce in their keynotes this year? There’s a lot of buzz surrounding the Xbox "Scorpio" and the PS4 "NEO." Nintendo will skip the keynote this year; they’re expected to launch Nintendo NX next March and will dedicate Tuesday’s livestream to Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon, and Legend of Zelda gameplay. We’re also looking forward to blockbuster VR game releases for HTC VIVE, Oculus Rift, and PlayStation VR.

Be sure to subscribe to TWiT Live Specials and don’t miss Father Robert Ballecer’s live coverage of E3 2016 on Wednesday, June 15^th.

TWiT Apps Available on New Apple TV Boxes

Apple's new Apple TV adds support for apps. We're excited to announce that there are three fan-created TWiT apps available today, at launch.

The "TWiTtv" app was created by Craig Mullaney of ShiftKeySoftware. The app features both the live stream and pre-recorded episodes of all TWiT shows.  Craig has previously created popular TWiT apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac OS X, and Roku.

Stuart J. Moore of Intentionally Blank has created "The TWiT Network" app which uses the TWiT API to allow access to on-demand episodes.  The app also features the live stream as well as the ability to view the chat room while you watch.

The third app is titled "TWiT on TV" and was created by Mike Milinazzo of If{Then}Develop.  It also uses the TWiT API in order to provide the latest information.

Thanks to our incredible app developers for staying ahead of the curve and helping make our content available on Apple TV.

Please note that these apps are only available on the new Apple TV, not previous models.