ticker NEWS announces partnership with ARN’s iHeartRadio, bringing breaking news on business, tech and media to a new audience
You can now keep up to date with ticker NEWS while you’re on the go, by listening to the live stream simulcast on iHeartRadio.
The new partnership allows all of your favourite ticker NEWS and ticker ORIGINAL programs to be audio streamed online through the iHeartRadio app.
Covering breaking news, business, tech and media to a global audience, iHeartRadio listeners can now tune into the 24/7 breaking news coverage direct from Ticker’s live stream, anywhere, anytime.
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The partnership will see ticker NEWS become available across all iHeartRadio Australia available on the app, desktop, smart speaker and car play.
You can listen to ticker NEWS here via iHeartRadio
Ticker CEO Ahron Young says:
“We are thrilled to announce this distribution partnership with iHeartRadio. They are an easy choice to extend Ticker’s reach to target our audience of urban professionals.”
“This new partnership opens Ticker’s content to a wider audience and provides our commercial partners with another way to reach high value consumers,”
“Since Ticker’s launch two years ago, we have focused on delivering high quality news and originals programming, with in depth coverage of politics, crypto, climate and business news,” Ahron says.
ticker NEWS & Originals content is directly viewed over 1.97 million times each month, across all LIVE, On-Demand and social assets. Average viewing time of 23 minutes.
ARN’s Head of Digital Audio,Corey Layton says:
“Across Radio, Music and Podcasts iHeartRadio’s breadth of content provides consumers with everything they need in one app.
“We’re excited to be working with Ticker to broaden this further, adding their breaking news and analysis across business, tech and media to engage Australians everywhere,” Corey says.
Deepfakes are the online phenomenon changing the way in which we consume and trust social media
Have you ever scrolled through social media and found a celebrity selling something a bit left of centre?
Chances are you have fallen victim to a deepfake.
These images and videos are a type of artificial intelligence, which promises to create doctored videos, which are almost impossible to tell apart from the real thing.
They have typically been used in pornographic clips and for celebrity endorsements.
Harry has long spoken out about his anger over press intrusion, which he blames for his mother’s death
Prince Harry, his wife Meghan and her mother were involved in a “near catastrophic car chase” involving paparazzi photographers in New York.
The incident took place after they left the Ms. Foundation for Women, where Meghan was honoured for her work.
“This relentless pursuit, lasting over two hours, resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the road, pedestrians and two NYPD (New York Police Department) officers,” said Prince Harry’s spokesperson.
The chase involved paparazzi driving on the sidewalk, running red lights and driving while taking pictures.
“I thought that was a bit reckless and irresponsible,” New York Mayor Eric Adams said.
Harry has long spoken out about his anger over press intrusion, which he blames for his mother’s death.
Princess Diana was killed when her limousine crashed as it sped away from chasing paparazzi in Paris in 1997.
Harry and Meghan stepped down from their royal duties in 2020, partly over what they described as intense media harassment.
Harry is currently involved in numerous court cases in London where he has accused papers of using unlawful methods to target him and his family.
He says talks are being held in the film industry about how to protect actors from the effects of the technology.
Hanks told the host: “I could be hit by a bus tomorrow and that’s it, but performances can go on and on and on and on.”
The award-winning actor acknowledged that tech developments could lead to an AI-generated version of himself appearing in films he may not not normally choose.