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    TechCentral’s top 5 podcasts in June

    By Duncan McLeod1 July 2018
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    TechCentral’s interview with newly appointed BCX CEO Jonas Bogoshi was the publication’s most popular podcast in June 2018, in what was another record-breaking month for the platform.

    The Bogoshi interview, recorded via Skype, was listened to thousands of times. In the podcast, he talked about his career in the IT industry as well as his plans for BCX.

    The second most listened-to podcast on TechCentral in June was a press conference held by Liberty Group CEO David Munro in the wake of the breach of an e-mail repository at the financial services provider, with the hackers demanding payment — reportedly running into millions of rand — not to publish confidential client information on the Internet. Liberty refused to comply with the demand.

    Rounding off the top five were an interview with Community Investment Ventures Holdings chairman Pieter Uys on that company’s investment into fibre-to-the-home provider Vumatel; a discussion with Willem Roos, the CEO of wireless broadband provider Rain on the launch of its mobile data offerings; and a wide-ranging interview with Len de Villiers, the former chief information officer of Telkom, on what it takes to be a CIO in South Africa.

    Other popular podcasts this month included a discussion on Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference with local Apple aficionado and radio personality Mark Pilgrim, and an interview with Schalk Nolte, CEO of information security specialist Entersekt.

    If you missed any of TechCentral top 5 podcasts in June, here’s your chance to catch up. The best way to listen to TechCentral’s podcasts is by subscribing using a “podcatcher” app on your phone or tablet. Scroll down for more details.

    How to subscribe to TechCentral’s podcasts

    There are many ways to enjoy TechCentral’s podcasts, beyond simply streaming them from the website. The best way is by subscribing to them using an app on your phone, allowing you to listen in the car (via Bluetooth), at the gym or wherever you happen to be.

    The TalkCentral RSS feed is available via iono.fm. Use it to subscribe to the show in your favourite reader (we’re big fans of Pocket Casts for Android, iOS and Windows Phone — look for “TechCentral” in its search engine). But we are also available in Apple iTunes and Google’s Podcast app as well as Stitcher, TuneIn Radio and many other podcatchers.

    If you want to subscribe to the TechCentral podcast — interviews with technology leaders in South Africa and other smart and interesting people — you’ll find the RSS here. If it’s The Best in Tech podcast you’re looking for, that RSS is over here.  — (c) 2018 NewsCentral Media

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