Listen up! Spotify has announced exciting new audiobook features to make your listening life even better. It took me a long time to download Spotify, but once I did, I wondered why on earth I’d been ...

The video platform is reportedly in talks with publishers about launching an audiobook feature as early as 2027.

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An Evercore ISI analyst expects the effort to be a higher margin business than its music offerings, while a Morgan Stanley expert highlighted the opportunity: "The audiobook market is roughly $5 ...

Sometimes there’s nothing quite like a good audiobook to lull you to sleep or turn a boring journey into a relaxing hour or two with your favorite book. A good audiobook deserves a great app player, ...

She’s your favorite author’s favorite audiobook narrator. Julia Whelan is the voice of the summer, the smooth-talking vocals behind some of 2025’s biggest books – “Atmosphere” by Taylor Jenkins Reid, ...

There are early signs that Spotify’s addition of audiobooks to its streaming service is helping drive audiobook consumption — already a growing market. By Alexandra Alter When Spotify announced last ...

Digital audiobooks continue to grow at a torrid pace, not only in the United States but worldwide. Audible controls roughly 90% of the market in the United States and the United Kingdom, two of the ...

NEW YORK – Spotify wants to help you finish more books. The audio streaming platform is unveiling new technology to streamline your audiobook and physical reading. “Page Match” allows readers to sync ...

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Spotify is testing a new feature called Page Match that could allow listeners to sync audiobooks with physical books, making it easier to switch between reading on paper and listening without losing ...

In 1883, Evert Nymanover, a Swedish scholar at the University of Minnesota, proposed a new invention that some thought would affect the future of humankind: a device that played recordings of books.