By Curio Labs Limited
NARRATED NEWS IN PODCAST FORM Stay informed with news and insights from 30+ of the world’s most trusted publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, WIRED, Financial Times, The Guardian and many more. You’ll have access to the best pieces of journalism from these publications, narrated word-for-word by humans, not AI. One subscription, dozens of publications. Try Curio for free for 7 days. GO BEYOND BREAKING NEWS Understand how the biggest news stories impact your life, and the world around you with ‘Informed’ by Curio. Join host Manish Verma every morning to explore thought-provoking articles from The Economist, The Guardian, and other leading publications. From the impact of a recession on your day-to-day, to climate change and major business moves, go beyond listening, and start your day informed. EXPERTLY CURATED Curio’s editors hand-pick the most informative articles from top publications every day, giving you the best selection of professionally-narrated news anywhere. The best part? We bring subscription-only articles from these publications into Curio, so you get a world of premium content all in one place. LISTEN THROUGHOUT YOUR DAY Enjoy short listens, long-form journalism, hand-picked personal development stories and podcasts. Find a selection that fits seamlessly into your day, whether you’re commuting, cooking, walking the dog, or simply relaxing. Try Curio for free for 7 days. Cancel anytime. (You will not be charged during your trial period.) Privacy policy: https://www.curio.io/privacy Terms of use: https://www.curio.io/terms
Good diverse content delivered in high quality voice.
Several of the listed publishers aren’t kept up to date. For example, the most current article for OpenDemocracy is from 2018. The publishers that are kept up to date tend to be the monolith corporate media like Wash Post, FT, Bloomberg, and WSJ or decidedly partisan like the Guardian, Vox, and Vulture. More problematic is the apparent inability to adjust my feed and only see articles from publishers that I explicitly follow. So it’s not really My Feed but Curio’s clutter.
Not pleased with the fluffy content, attempted to cancel last year and removed subscription from my apple account but was just hit with another year’s subscription fee. Conveniently, the cancel feature on the app leads me to a broken page (after having already emailed them last year to cancel). Not happy!
Mostly personal development fluff I skip when reading any of these newspapers. It’s enjoyable for a day or 2, then it becomes way too expensive for what I’m really looking for. I’m basically paying 5% the cost of each publication for the 5% I don’t read.
I love this app because it has lots of the world's leading publications (Bloomberg, Financial Times, etc.) and original shows (Wisdom Walks, Gillian Anderson). I love listening to all these and are suitable for any occasion.
…so I can remove sections I neither want nor use? I’ve never listened to your shows and want to delete them from my interface, but I cannot. I also don’t like how stories disappear from view when I finish listening to them. Why can’t it just fade or be marked “Play” like Audm? Thanks.
I'm on my way to work every morning, and I need to catch up on the latest news that really matte
I loved Curio when the stories were varied in science, art, culture, noteworthy people and noteworthy trends and research. Over the last two months, the content has changed. It’s not as broad or compelling. What a shame. I’m canceling.
Audio news articles are so brilliantly presented, that if you're curious about the world, this app is a must.
Curio is the ONLY app that extracts insights from a breadth of news and offers it as personalised high-quality audio, amazing!