Jack Hobbs, presidente de reVolver Podcasts
reVolver Podcasts announce a first of its kind agreement with Colombia’s leading network, RCNTV Television. This important collaboration allows reVolver to bring fresh content concentrating on four main genres: Sports, novelas, news and entertainment.“There is not enough information being presented about the coronavirus for the Hispanic community, said Jack Hobbs, President, reVolver Podcasts. “Our podcast is not just a service to the community but a tool for Hispanics to educate themselves about the evolution of the pandemic in the US as well as how to keep themselves safe. We are all in this together”. As the largest TV production and network company in Colombia, RCNTV has an extensive catalog including telenovelas, sports events, news and entertainment. Now reVolver’s platform will propel that content into a new delivery system reaching thousands of listeners through podcasting. The first wave of content includes a new podcast to keep Latinos informed about all news related to coronavirus. The short podcast format is produced by NTN24 and its US news bureau and will provide short segments that can be easily downloaded and digested, concentrating on everyday information and important developments happening across the globe but especially the Americas. Also, NTN24 will bring its most popular and highly rated shows including La Mañana, La Tarde, Club de Prensa, Cuatro Caminos, Contador de Historias, and Efecto Naím, along with their journalistic talent such as Claudia Gurisatti, Moises Naim, Idania Chirinos and Andrea Bernal. RCNTV has outstanding recognition in Latin America and around the world for its news department NTN24, now by joining forces with reVolver, all the information will be accessible to millions of Hispanics in the US via audio available at reVolverPodcasts.com, or any of the platforms where reVolver is available: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pandora or iHeartMedia.
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