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storytel

This is an audiobook service from Sweden that you can use in Turkey. You pay a fixed fee of 25 TL each month and get unlimited access to their library. They have a lot of books in Turkish and English, so you can find something for everyone.

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storytel

Books are meant to be read, while audiobooks are meant to be enjoyed for relaxation. It is important to know your role and not tell people what to do. If I am driving for an hour on my way to work, I can listen to an audiobook to pass the time. However, if I don't like the app, I can delete it. Overall, the app is useful but could use some improvements.

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storytel

We used to be able to get books and listen to them for free for a few years without having to pay for them. Wow!

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storytel

The company needs to make its mobile app easier to use. Right now, you can't listen to it on a computer or Mac. The idea is good, but there are some major problems that need to be fixed. If I was in charge of Spotify, I would think about entering this market and dominating the audiobook market by offering an add-on package. If Storytel can work with publishers, it should be easy for Spotify to do the same.

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storytel

The two top men referred to a company that has been operating in more than 20 countries for many years and has over 1.3 million paying customers as a "failed business". Dude, you know everything.

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