Mar 19

Publishers Increasingly Want to Put Their Money Where Alexa’s Mouth Is

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As consumers grow more comfortable with talking to voice-activated devices, media organizations want to say something back. From The Washington Post to NPR, publishers have been lining up to partner with smart speakers to entice viewers and create a new revenue stream. The relatively cheap cost of entry (especially for those with audio content that…

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