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TuneIn to bring India Today news to global audience
The partnership aims to stream top news channels globally, expanding reach and accessibility.
TuneIn collaborates with India Today Group to provide audio-only news content globally. / Image – X/ IndiaToday, tunein
San Francisco-based live audio streaming platform, TuneIn, has partnered with India Today Group, a leading Indian media company, to stream its top three news channels worldwide. This collaboration aims to make India Today's news content accessible to a global audience.
The partnership will feature audio-only versions of India Today’s international channels, including India Today newscast, Good News Today, and Aaj Tak, one of India’s top Hindi news channel for the past 20 years, enabling millions of listeners to stay updated with the latest news from India.
@IndiaToday has landed on TuneIn! For the first time, listeners can hear all the latest news from India Today, including shows like Good News Today, and Aaj Tak around the clock. Stay connected to India with nonstop updates anytime, anywhere. https://t.co/EoZCLlIt50 pic.twitter.com/7NvHUMuJBG
— TuneIn (@tunein) July 31, 2024
Kalli Purie, vice-chairperson and group executive editor-in-chief of India Today Group, expressed excitement about the partnership. “Access to reliable news and diverse perspectives has always been at the heart of India Today Group’s offering. From pioneering the use of latest technology in news broadcasts to making our content readily available on Omni platforms, we've consistently strived to enhance the audience experience.”
“Our recent partnership with TuneIn serves as yet another testament to this commitment, ensuring our connected device streams reach a wider international audience seeking reliable and impactful Indian news.”
TuneIn, which already streams audio from global broadcasters like Al Jazeera, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and Sky News, sees this collaboration as a way to connect more listeners with news from around the world. Rich Stern, CEO of TuneIn, said, “Through our network partnerships, we are enabling listeners to stay connected through news from around the world in one place.”
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