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Auddia Doubles Number of Stations in faidr Mobile App


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Auddia has grown its total available stations within the faidr app to over 13,000 AM/FM stations, more than 9,000 of which are ad-free for subscribers. In addition, Auddia recently introduced two podcast features: Forward+ and Chapter Visualization, enhancing the podcast listening experience. Forward+ allows users to skip entire segments with a single touch, while Chapter Visualization displays segment breaks within the progress bar, making navigation more intuitive.

"We're constantly iterating and optimizing the experience for our free users and subscribers, and this recent addition is a prime example of that," said Auddia CEO Michael Lawless. "Having a full inventory of US and Canadian stations was the goal of this most recent push. International stations will come next year, and we're excited to begin the expansion into other regions."

Auddia will be releasing a new music-only AI model in Q4 that will give faidr users the choice of listening to only music on their favorite music focused AM/FM stations. Also in Q4, the company will be releasing its first gamification features in the app.

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