DeepL launches real-time voice translation tool

- DeepL became famous for online text translation - He claimed that the service works better than Google Translate - The German startup has attracted 100+ thousand paying customers - Now DeepL has launched a new online translation for audio - Users will be able to use the DeepL Voice service - It supports English, Russian, German, etc. - Also: Spanish, French, Japanese, Swedish, etc. - And subtitles will be available for 33 languages at once - DeepL Voice gives out text, you cannot save an audio file - The service is designed for real-time communication - The startup has not yet launched an API for DeepL Voice - Integration of the service is still available only for Teams - Whether there will be integration for Zoom or Google Meet is unclear

YouTube has become the largest platform for podcasts in the U.S. market

- All users have increased their focus on video - More than 31% of U.S. listeners now choose YouTube - That said, we're talking about those who listen to podcasts 1+ times/week - MAU for YouTube on TVs for the US is already 150+ million - Many of these people also watch podcasts on their TVs - YouTube's popularity has changed the entire podcast market - Their authors don't have enough microphones,

Sony is in talks to buy the owner of Elden Ring and Dark Souls

- Sony in talks to buy Japan's Kadokawa - Kadokawa is behind the popular game Elden Ring - Before the news, Kadokawa's valuation was around $2.7 billion - After the news broke, Kadokawa's stock rose 23%. - That said, Sony already owns a 2% stake in Kadokawa - Sales of the popular game Elden Ring reached 25 million units - The video game has received many positive reviews - Kadokawa started its bus

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