There's a running joke that soon every digital interface—from Instagram to Microsoft Excel—will offer some kind of stories-related social feature. However, it's becoming less of an exaggeration by the day, as Spotify has drawn attention for its latest stories feature test. Launching today for users not yet on its paid plan, the app's Stories package is designed for users who choose not to share videos or albums. As news outlets like The Guardian News & Media (GOM) and NME report, the service "begins as a standalone service for listeners who do not want to participate in Spotify's social community. The feature creates a 'Moments' section each days that uses player-friendly radio segments that members listen to as supportive scenes to ensure their emotional state is created during a 'storytime'. You will also hear an 'Repetition' option, which adds a special kind of resilience to the playlists." As early as tonight, it appears we should see real news content in addition to user-created playlists on a dedicated sections. These "compulsory" sections will introduce local events and stories as well as be shared by partnering content providers; they'll appear among songs and albums on the Spotify's internal community outlets. You'll likely also want to update your stream if you see an odd news clip.
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