Audio search and discovery platform Audioburst has introduced a podcast player called Finder, which offers search and discovery of keywords and topics within a podcast episode. We test it and are impressed. The company says it’s “one step closer to solving the challenge of audio discovery.” Click for details and a screenshot. Continue Reading
Audioburst, an AI-driven audio search and delivery platform, is eager to stream spoken-word audio within mobile apps in categories like fitness, weather, shopping and many others. The company released a study which supports the concept, surveying execs of mobile app companies serving large numbers of daily users. Continue Reading
Audio search and delivery platform Audioburst is announcing the launch of Platform for Apps, which provides audio that app builders can easily bolt into the mobile experiences. The company scrapes a colossal library of short clips (“bursts”) which can be sorted by topic and aggregated into playlists. It hopes to grow a clientele of app builders seeking entertainment and user retention. Continue Reading
Audioburst has announced two new partnerships for its platform of AI-powered audio snippets. First, Audioburst Auto is being rolled out on Android Auto in-car infotainment systems. The second deal will see Audioburst integrated with the Bixby voice assistant from Samsung. Continue Reading
Audioburst announced the launch of a new service that for integrating short-form into websites and apps. The tool, called Audioburst Studio, is a simple way to create an embeddable audio player. Continue Reading
Audioburst has taken more strides to further its presence with in-car audio. The voice-search company has secured two strategic and investment partnerships with Dentsu and Hyundai Motor Company totaling more than $10 million. Continue Reading
Audio technology company Audioburst and Blubrry, a podcast hosting and statistics specialist, have entered a partnership. Under the terms of their deal, new and current Blubrry users can opt in to have access to Audioburst’s set of tools for creators. Continue Reading
Audioburst, an audio search platform powered by AI, announced a new deal to bring its technology into cars. The company is working with LGE on a vehicle infotainment system that it plans to unveil at CES in January. The deal relies on Audioburst’s Deep Analysis API for additional metadata categorization. Continue Reading
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Audioburst announced a new investment that will see it making moves into Japan. The company specializes in analyzing spoken word content through AI and natural language processing. Continue Reading
Content feed company Inoreader announced that it is integrating Audioburst’s API. This brings Audioburst’s curated “bursts” of audio programming into six of Inoreader’s RSS feeds: tech, entertainment, sports, U.S. news, world news, and business. The integration offers an audio counterpart to the company’s text news items. Continue Reading
Audioburst announced that it has secured series A funding of $6.7 million for its mission of automating the indexing, organization, and discovery of audio content. The company’s platform promises real-time analysis of an audio clip, which allows fast and easy searching of content. The metadata it applies to each audio clip guides the creation of audio streams personalized to a listener’s preferences and patterns. Continue Reading