Spotify not only wants us to have our streaming music subscription service, but also wants us to listen to the podcasts we follow. A Swedish company has invested a lot of money to get it, and proof of this acquisition is the Anchor and Gimlet Media programming platform, which cost $ 340 million.
Looks like the investment has paid off, and the Sotify podcast business has risen 200%, as TechCrunch notes. However, only 16% of monthly service listeners use it as a source to play programs of this kind. But Spotify has a plan to change this, by and large podcast profile reorganization
The major role of development and phases
As Spotify explains on her blog, "it seems like the number of podcasts he's received is endless, and there's not enough time for it
People who use the mobile version of Spotify can enjoy a new way of accessing podcasts, and also listen to those who already follow. Interpretation of plans went far beyond, just below the program name. Below categories and, if any, trailer or trailer.
With this last feature, Spotify pretends that, if it's not clear to us that the podcast is all about the definition and categories, let us know more about it in less previews without revealing an episode. This is appreciated, because the podcast catalog on Spotify exceeds 700,000, and the multiplicity of themes and creators in great variety.
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