After clicking through three articles, nonsubscribers will be able to browse section fronts and get article summaries.
For example, the Browse section breaks music into genres; inside each genre's page you can choose from new releases or popular tracks.
Streaming services are just as keen: Spotify's Browse section includes charts for the most popular and most "viral" tracks in each country, as well as genre-specific charts for various genres.
Users will mainly focus on the app's "browse" section, where there is a list of categories of online radio music sources, from local radio to popular "trending" stations alongside categories for talk, music or sports.
These recommendations are live now in the Pandora app's "Browse" section, under the banner "Recommended Podcasts For You".
You first have to tap into the Browse section in the app, then scroll down to "Music Videos".
If a playlist is created for you, it will appear in the "Browse" section under "Featured Playlists" in the Pandora mobile app.
A "Browse" section available from the "Add" button enables content discovery, too, letting users find new feeds by categories like Politics, Books, Science, Internet, Music, Sports, Design and more.
That's why rather than build its own little Twitter for music, I think Spotify should take the best elements of the ticker, its Browse section, and Hipster International to create what I call the PlayFeed.
The "Browse" section has moved to this Search page in the redesign, and points to things like top charts, Spotify's programmed playlists, your own personalized playlists, plus music by mood, genre, activity and more.
