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Spotify is expanding the continuous flow service to now include educational lessons in addition to music, podcasts and audiobooks. The company on Tuesday referenced One of its newest features called lessons, which allow users to learn about issues in areas such as business, technology, lifestyle, music and much more.

The feature is originally tested in the UK, Spotify Notes. But further evidence shows that he can get to the US soon

The enthusiastic technician and first adopter Chris Messina intensifies course development The US finds show that lessons will be available on topics that may be addressed to the most technical crowd, such as learning about AI, Web3, Metaverse and other digital tools.

In addition, he establish That users will be able to filter the Spotify Library to show only “podcasts & courses” instead of “podcasts” as it reads right now.

While Spotify did not confirm that courses will arrive in the US, Messina discovered that she was able Access to section through search.

Here, however, the category pages were empty, indicating that the US function is still ongoing.

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The company is working to make its service known for more than music for some time. By offering different types of sound and videos, Spotify can increase its revenue through different forms of revenue. This includes ads in audio and video podcasts (even AI ads), as well as paid hours by completing Audiobooks aimed at subscribers using their 15 free hours per month, but still want to continue to hear. The company is also a degraded Audible market leader with $ 10 per month Audiobook autonomous subscription.

With courses, Spotify could generate more revenue with the charge of users for some of the streaming programs.

Spotify today pointed out a handful of lessons that you recommend to start, including (please note that these are only available in the UK):

Correction: Updated after publication to note that courses began to test the United Kingdom last year, but new discoveries show that they may come to the US soon

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