TuneIn, a free service that lets people listen to music, sports and news from around the world, announced Thursday that it will deliver The Wall Street Journal Radio Network content to the more than 30 million TuneIn listeners.
Its content includes late-breaking and around-the-clock business news, consumer spending information, financial-market updates, and long form news and talk program. The network also distributes 23 podcast titles.
“We are thrilled to expand the reach of The Wall Street Journal Radio Network’s programming by partnering with TuneIn,” said Nancy Abramson, executive director, The Wall Street Journal Radio Network, in a statemnt. “We look forward to growing our audience and reaching more listeners on the go with business, talk and consumer news our staff works around the clock to provide.”
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