Spotify ajoute des articles de magazines narrés à sa plateforme

Spotify a annoncé mardi qu'il propose désormais des versions audio d'articles longs issus de grands magazines. Cette fonctionnalité est lancée avec plus de 650 articles disponibles pour les utilisateurs Premium.

Le service de streaming a précisé que les articles proviennent de publications telles que Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, Vogue, Variety, Billboard, Vibe, GQ, WIRED, Vanity Fair et Pitchfork. Tous durent moins de deux heures et sont décomptés du forfait mensuel de livres audio des abonnés Premium. Les utilisateurs de la version gratuite peuvent acheter des articles à l'unité pour 1,99 $ chacun.

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