El proveedor de entretenimiento y tecnología para automóviles 3SS ha presentado su nuevo paquete de contenidos para automóviles 3Ready, que ofrece a conductores y pasajeros una experiencia de visionado similar a la de la televisión inteligente. La plataforma muestra contenidos de vídeo de algunas de las marcas de medios de comunicación más importantes del mundo, incluidos los principales editores de noticias a través de una nueva asociación con LeadStory.

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A partnership between automotive technology provider 3SS and global news platform Leadstory is introducing a new era of in-car entertainment. The collaboration enables drivers and passengers to access curated news and information from major providers directly through advanced in-car displays.

Unveiled at the CES tech show in Las Vegas, the 3Ready automotive content bundle focuses on delivering short-form, easily accessible, and localized content. This development is expected to benefit both consumers and advertisers, as in-car screen time increases with the rise of electric vehicles and autonomous driving.

La nueva era del entretenimiento en el automóvil se presenta en Las Vegas

Desde las autopistas de Los Ángeles y las autovías de Alemania hasta las calles de Singapur y Sydney, una revolución de la información y el entretenimiento se pone rápidamente en marcha. Es el momento más emocionante para el entretenimiento en el automóvil. La pantalla del televisor ha sido durante mucho tiempo la pieza central de los salones de todo el mundo, ahora las pantallas también son protagonistas en los coches, y los fabricantes de automóviles equipan cada vez más sus nuevos modelos con pantallas más grandes e inteligentes. Toda la industria del automóvil está cambiando. Felix Walter es responsable de automoción del proveedor de entretenimiento y tecnología para el automóvil 3SS. El entretenimiento siempre ha formado parte del viaje en coche, pero ha sido sólo de audio, especialmente cuando nos fijamos en la conducción autónoma. Las pantallas estarán disponibles también para los conductores en un futuro muy, muy próximo. Es una revolución en la forma en que la gente utiliza los coches y las pantallas que llevan. Y no se trata sólo de entretenimiento, sino también de información. Y ahora, gracias a una nueva asociación entre 3SS y la plataforma mundial de noticias Leadstory, los conductores y sus pasajeros pueden acceder a información de algunos de los principales medios de comunicación del mundo. proveedores de noticias más importantes y fiables del mundo. Hemos visto cuánto contenido de noticias está disponible a través de Leadstory y lo bien que está comisariado, además de todas las funciones de búsqueda, además de todas las recomendaciones. Nuestra misión consiste en que la gente vea las noticias que quiera, donde quieran y cuando quieran. Cam Price es CEO y cofundador de Leadstory. La gente quiere ver un tipo de contenido muy diferente en el coche. Quieren contenidos breves, noticias que se puedan saltar y picar. Los deportes, los negocios, el tiempo son perfectos para eso. Y 3SS es el socio perfecto para ese ecosistema. Creo que no encontrarás a nadie en el mundo que no esté satisfecho con el contenido de las noticias que ofrece Leadstory. Hay para todos los gustos. Noticias o entretenimiento, como en la gran pantalla de casa, en el coche los expertos dicen que el contenido es el rey. Pero facilitar su acceso a conductores y pasajeros es igualmente importante. No se sientan en un sofá y se ponen a buscar durante 10 ó 15 minutos e intentan inspirarse. Quieren ver de inmediato y utilizar el tiempo que tienen disponible en el coche para ver algo y no para buscar algo. Nos enorgullecemos de dejar que la gente vea lo que quiere ver, de las categorías que les interesan. Pero lo que también es importante es el lenguaje. Estos coches se venden en todo el mundo. La gente debería poder ver las noticias que le interesan, que estén cerca de ellos y en su idioma. 3SS lanza su nuevo paquete de contenidos de automoción 3Ready en la feria tecnológica CES de Las Vegas, que reúne a los principales fabricantes de automóviles y proveedores de contenidos. Felix Wolter dice que las marcas y los anunciantes también tienen una gran oportunidad de participar en este viaje. Puedes crear campañas completamente nuevas que no podrías haber hecho antes. La gente pasa más tiempo en el coche, por ejemplo, cuando cargan sus VE y vemos cada vez más VE en la carretera. Y esto crea tiempos super, super emocionantes. Emocionante para los conductores y sus pasajeros también. Esta experiencia de entretenimiento perfecta significa que el contenido es relevante, es fácil de usar, es fácilmente accesible y está en constante cambio. usted

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