Former Japan soccer international Keisuke Honda is set to launch a new digital media venture involving several of the country's high-profile athletes.Voice recordings from the athletes will be distributed by smartphone as part of a monthly subscription service called NowVoice, which launches Wednesday.The venture is entering the market at a time when digital audio media, such as podcasts, remain a growth area among Japanese consumers. In contrast, video sharing services such as YouTube appear to have reached saturation.It will initially feature 16 athletes including tennis player Kei Nishik…READ FULL ARTICLE
