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Sometimes, we just want to get immersed in a story in a way that can't entirely be achieved by reading. Other times, we don't have time to sit down with a book — but you might just have the time to ...

Spotify, a leading music streaming company, plans to offer a free audiobook bundle to its subscribers in the coming months, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reports. The trial will allow Spotify’s paid ...

Amazon has added a new perk to make its Spotify rival, Amazon Music Unlimited, a bit more appealing. Subscribers in the US, UK, and Canada can now access one title per month from Audible's catalog of ...

UPDATE 11/8: After rolling out free audiobooks to Premium users in the UK and Australia, Spotify is now offering access to 200,000 titles in the US. Anyone with a Premium individual plan or those who ...

The pilot program will reportedly give subscribers up to 20 free hours of audiobooks per month. The pilot program will reportedly give subscribers up to 20 free hours of audiobooks per month. is a ...

If you’re like me and love listening to audiobooks, and you’re always looking for clever ways to read books for free, then you should know about this Spotify steal I recently heard about. The digital ...

Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers will be able to listen to one free audiobook a month. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers will be able to listen to one audiobook a ...

Audiobooks are a great way to bring words on a page to life and fit reading into your schedule throughout the day when you’re doing things like working out, cooking, driving and relaxing. Amazon-owned ...

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Spotify will offer subscribers a free audiobook trial for a limited time as part of its efforts to break into the market, according to people familiar with the matter, the Wall Street Journal reported ...