This new service, available via http://rimcast.ma, and through a downloadable app on Play Store and Apple Store, contribute to the effervescent national media landscape, remaining in line with the Moroccan cultural heritage’s plural identity and richness.
RIMCAST favors information’s readability, accessibility and reuse, through user-friendly graphic interfaces allowing for simple navigation between various concepts and providing the possibility of online sharing through social media.
RIM Radio’s new service is perfectly adapted to new uses and consumption modes, aiming to build loyalty among RIM-Radio listeners by providing them with podcasts on various themes via new digital channels such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, among others.
Several concepts have been chosen by the editorial team in charge of the project to meet the needs of listeners and satisfy the large audience of RIM-Radio in Morocco and abroad.
Listeners will have access to a wide range of podcasts on various topics such as “Loughatouna Al Jamila” (our beautiful language), “Tahqiqat” (investigations), “Siratou Insane” (portrait), “Kounouz Al Maghrib” (treasures of Morocco), “Oxygen”, which deals with ecological issues, “Tariq Al Houda” (the way of rectitude), “Aouliyae Al Maghrib” (saints of Morocco) and “Aalam Chahrazad”, which includes the highlights of the eponymous program presented on M24 by Chahrazad Akroud.
Also worth mentioning are “Dakiratou Makane” (memory of a place), “Bilaouni Al Bahr” (the color of the sea), “Hourouf wa isdarat” (letters and editions), “Hikayat wa Hikayat” (stories and tales), as well as podcasts presenting national and international news items in Arabic “Moujazou Al Yaoum” (the headlines of the day), Amazigh “Inghmissen”, English “Newscast”, French “l’essentiel de l’info” and Spanish “Noticias del día”.
Other concepts will be available on the platform RIMCAST very soon. These are “Les actuelles”, “Zaourak” (boat), “Carte postale”, “Why not”, “Propaganda”, “Eco-simple”, “Bayna Soutour Al Koutoub” (between the lines of the books), “Maqha Arriyada” (sports café) and “Diva”.
