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Newsbeat, un’ applicazione che trasforma un giornale in radio

newsbeatIl gruppo editoriale americano Tribune Company – che riunisce giornali e canali televisivi – ha lanciato qualche giorno fa Newsbeat, un’ applicazione mobile che svolge sia la funzione di aggregatore che quella di radio.

 

L’ applicazione – spiega Pqr.fr – presenta 600 diverse fonti di informazione, in parte testate del gruppo, ma non solo. Apprezzando la qualità di altre testate esterne al gruppo, la squadra di  Tribune Digital Ventures ha preferito siglare degli accordi di partnership con loro.

Ma è sul piano radiofonico la principale novità di Newsbeat, che consente infatti a persone in mobilità di continuare a consultare l’ insieme dei contenuti senza leggerli, ma trasformando i testi scritti in un formato audio.