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CBS News Streams Popular Network Programs into Millions of Cars with Aha by HARMAN
CBS Evening News, 60 Minutes, Face the Nation, World News Roundup and more are now available as audio stations
PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– AhaTM by HARMAN and CBS Radio News today announced a partnership that streams audio versions of the network’s most popular news programming and top podcasts to people in cars. Drivers can safely listen to the CBS Evening News, 60 Minutes, Face the Nation, World News Roundup and more from CBS News, never missing out on their program because they are stuck in traffic or on the go. In addition, users can now also get the latest news whenever they need it, just by navigating to the CBS Radio News 24/7 stream, which incorporates all the latest news with a variety of fascinating feature content.
“Millions of CBS fans spend significant time every day in the car or commuting to work; Aha allows CBS News to be wherever they are, delivering high quality programming on any device, even in the car,” said Harvey Nagler, Vice President of CBS Radio News. “Smartphones have shattered content boundaries and forever shifted consumer expectations toward an “always on” lifestyle. With Aha, CBS is on the cutting edge to deliver some of the world’s most loved programming wherever our viewers go.”
“We are proud to welcome CBS News to Aha’s growing roster of top-tier publishers and bring this high quality content into the car,” said Chia-Lin Simmons, Vice President of Content and Marketing for HARMAN. “With more than 30,000 audio stations to choose from, Aha is delivering on its promise to create a robust “round trip” listening experience for people everywhere.”
Top CBS Radio News podcasts such as What’s In the News, CBS News Weekend Roundup and Reporters Notebook are also available as streaming audio stations with Aha. These programs are instantly available on demand to anyone with Aha’s free app for iOS and Android.
How Aha works
After downloading the free Aha app for iPhone or Android, users can search, select and organize their top stations from more than 30,000 choices. News, music, audiobooks, podcasts, location based services, social newsfeeds and more are just a tap away. …read more
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