The Financial Times has launched its fastFT service on the Samsung Gear S smartwatch in its first venture into the wearables space.
Angela Haggerty of The Drum writes, “The publisher has teamed up with technology provider Spritz to create the app, which will deliver a written content stream to users at a speed of their choosing. It’s the first deal with a publisher for Spritz, and the app will be available on Samsung’s freshly unveiled Samsung Gear S smartwatch.
“John Riding, FT chief executive, said: ‘Streaming fastFT through Spritz on wearables gives our readers the opportunity to be first to try an innovative new method of reading.
‘It supports our strategy of making FT journalism available in whatever format our readers choose, and reflects the rapid growth of mobile, which now counts for almost half of all our digital traffic.'”
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