Newark native Chisa Hutchinson’s new play, “Proof of Love,” was created as part of Audible’s Emerging Playwrights Fund. We sat down to chat with her about its premiere, her hometown and moving “people through their ears.”
A regular round-up of Audible’s press coverage from around the globe. This week includes “The Mueller Report” and the Audible Original “Boys & Girls” being nominated for a 2019 Drama League Award.
Newark Venture Partners (NVP), with support from Audible, attracts early-stage companies to Newark to help catalyze the city’s tech ecosystem. Three startup founders share their NVP stories.
Elle Fanning will bring the first five stories of Ann M. Martin’s blockbuster middle-grade series “The Baby-Sitters Club” to life on Audible. All 131 titles will be narrated by a cast of actresses and available starting August 13th.
Australia’s first Audible Original investigates what motivates ‘Chili-heads’ to breed and eat the world’s hottest peppers. So naturally, our Australia team sampled the heat with their own chili-eating contest.
This first-of-its-kind audio storytelling event debuting on Audible introduces a brand-new universe with all-new superheroes in one of Stan Lee’s last collaborations. It is available for pre-order.
By saying “Alexa, Call Audible,” customers can now connect directly to a dedicated expert. This new innovation combines voice technology with Audible’s award-winning customer service to further enhance the listening experience on Alexa.
A regular round-up of Audible’s press coverage from around the globe. This week includes Audible Originals “Our Harlem,” “Chase Darkness with Me,” and “Heads Will Roll.”
Audible Germany employee Dorothea Martin shapes her day, and her work, around her love for stories and good food.
Bringing David Javerbaum’s critically acclaimed play to listeners across the world, Audible’s “An Act of God,” starring Sean Hayes of “Will and Grace,” will be released on June 4th.
Billy Jensen visited our offices to discuss his new Audible Original “Chase Darkness with Me” and how audio is helping to usher in the era of ‘True Crime 2.0.’
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