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NPR And Edison Research Release 'The Smart Audio Report'

New research on Smart Speakers shows these devices change behavior.
NEW YORK, NY - June 21, 2017: Members of the podcast and radio community from across the United States attend the Rain Podcast Business Summit.

Somerville, New Jersey; June 21, 2017: According to The Infinite Dial 2017, 7% of Americans 12+ own a "Smart Speaker," the category of voice-controlled devices that includes the Amazon Echo and Google Home. Now, for the first time, a new study from NPR and Edison Research reveals the habits and behaviors of Smart Speaker owners. This study, entitled "The Smart Audio Report from NPR and Edison Research," reveals that 70% of Smart Speaker owners say they

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