As Audible’s Global Head of Brand and Content Marketing, James Finn uses his experience marketing some of Hollywood’s biggest films to create buzz around Audible Originals and exclusive titles and create excitement around the power of listening.
From “Contagion” screenwriter Scott Z. Burns, “What Could Go Wrong?” explores whether human creativity and AI could–and should–join forces to create a hit screenplay. The groundbreaking series features conversations with entertainment luminaries.
From AI enhancements for finding a great new listen, to more immersive in-car listening, to tools that open new avenues for narrators, Audible continues to unveil exciting features for our customers and creators. Learn how to make the most of them.
This spring, Audible Theater and Sonia Friedman and Hugh Jackman’s TOGETHER will present “Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes” and “Creditors,” as well as readings, panels, and workshops. The shows will later be released globally as Audible Originals.
As Head of Product Science, Discovery and Martech, Sue Shlapakovsky leads Audible teams in harnessing AI and machine learning to ultra-personalize our customer experience, making it easier than ever to find the perfect listen.
Worldwide listening is on the rise and there are more opportunities than ever for authors, storytellers and performers. Audible shared insights into the growth driving the audio boom with our industry colleagues at the London Book Fair.
From sleeping better to building the habits that lead to happier lives, Audible customers are getting help from beloved experts, authors and performers via our deep catalog of well-being audiobooks, podcasts, guided meditations, soundscapes and more.
From our ‘Listen. Black. 365.’ campaign to showing up in spaces and conversations that build community, we’re committed to connecting Black authors, performers and paradigm-shifters with audiences throughout the year.
As Audible’s Head of Social Innovations, Tiffany Jackson strategizes ways to scale our global impact programs to support the next generation of leaders and creators while fostering greater equality in our local communities.
At prestigious industry events like the Sundance Film Festival, Audible joins the entertainment community to showcase cutting-edge titles, collaborate with celebrated creatives and explore audio storytelling’s endless possibilities.
As Audible’s Head of Content Legal Affairs, Suemyra Shah helps us grow our catalog worldwide and bring exciting new capabilities to our customers and creators, playing an important role in our journey to revolutionize listening.
Nothing causes more spirited debate among our listeners than the topic of narration speed. To see where preferences fall among our customers, we dug into the data. What we all seem to agree on: .07x is as slow as we’ll go.