Spotify añade artículos de revistas narrados a su plataforma

Spotify anunció este martes que ya ofrece versiones en audio de artículos de largo formato de importantes revistas. La función se lanza con más de 650 piezas disponibles para los usuarios Premium.

El servicio de streaming indicó que los artículos provienen de medios como Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, Vogue, Variety, Billboard, Vibe, GQ, WIRED, Vanity Fair y Pitchfork. Todos tienen una duración inferior a dos horas y computan dentro del límite mensual de audiolibros de los suscriptores Premium. Los usuarios gratuitos pueden adquirir artículos individuales por 1,99 dólares cada uno.

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