The Telegraph expands its daily audio briefings to outlets beyond WhatsApp
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The Telegraph is striving to build audio ad revenue by launching The Briefing on podcast platforms and smart speakers after offering the news service on WhatsApp — and drawing an audience.
“The Telegraph is striving to build audio ad revenue by launching The Briefing on podcast platforms and smart speakers after offering the news service on WhatsApp — and drawing an audience.”Source
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