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Spotify has already tested these waters with its Daily Drive product, a playlist designed for car commuters that includes both news and music. But Apple doesn’t allow such playlists, giving Spotify a clear advantage in the space. It would just be a curated playlist of individual podcast episodes, much as Spotify already puts together curated playlists of music. To that end, they’re going to launch something that radio has had for decades but that has never existed in podcasting format: a simple news channel. Podcasts are becoming a huge business now, and Spotify is investing hundreds of millions of dollars into trying to topple Apple as the big dog in the space. My prediction is that Spotify will launch a news channel.
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