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Ebook Algolia The Guide to Delightful Voice Search in Media

The Guide to Delightful Voice Search in Media

Voice for media

You probably see more and more smart speakers inside your friends' home and more and more people asking questions directly to their phones. We've heard people like Pippa Rimmer, the Head of Product at Radio France, call voice "the revenge of radio." We see the BBC releasing their own voice assistant. And we see how search can improve all voice experiences for media companies.

Report Snap Shot

  • Why voice for media now?
  • What qualities do good voice experiences have?
  • How does search improve voice experiences?

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