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Spotify global audiobook service expansion
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Spotify is executing a global rollout of its audiobook services to more than 180 markets. In Colombia, eligible Premium subscribers will receive 12 hours of monthly listening time, with access to a catalog of over 350,000 titles in more than 120 languages, including works by local authors such as Gabriel García Márquez. Following this, On October 15, the service is scheduled to launch officially launched in Brazil on October 15. Similar to the Colombian rollout, Brazil. Brazilian Premium subscribers will be are granted a 12-hour monthly quota. The Brazilian quota and access to a catalog will feature prominent featuring approximately 6,000 Brazilian works alongside international titles translated into Portuguese. The local selection includes authors like such as Clarice Lispector, Machado de Assis, Jorge Amado Amado, and Paulo Coelho. While Coelho, while international offerings include the platform is introducing features such as Harry Potter saga and ‘The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo’. The Brazilian launch introduced ‘Page Match’, a feature allowing users to synchronize progress synchronization between audio, e-book, and timers, specific purchasing models print formats by scanning a book’s ISBN barcode. While the service previously lacked immediate options for additional hours available in other regions may not be immediately purchases, the company expects the ability to purchase specific titles separately to become available in the Brazilian market. market soon. Spotify aims to complete its expansion to 180 markets by the end of 2026.
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