Daily News from France in Italian and English on AM1575 KhZ, audiovisione.com and AM1575news.com

MILAN - May 26, 2026 - PRLog -- MILAN, Italy — AudioVisione, the multilingual media platform behind Italian medium-wave radio station AM 1575 kHz, announces the launch of a daily English-language news bulletin now accessible at am1575news.com.

The English news service, titled "AM 1575 News," provides international listeners with a curated daily summary of top stories from France, Italy, and across Europe. Each bulletin is produced by the AudioVisione editorial team and published every day on AudioVisione.com, the platform's flagship website covering podcasting, radio, AI, and multimedia content.

Written News Bulletins available at https://AM1575news.com, and https://radionizza.com -- Podcast versions on Spotify

AudioVisione also publishes in-depth content on podcasting trends, AI in media, and Italian broadcasting at https://www.audiovisione.com

About AudioVisione:
AudioVisione is a Milan-based multilingual media company operating AM 1575 kHz radio, a podcast network, and a news and editorial platform in Italian, English, and French. It covers topics including radio broadcasting, artificial intelligence, European news, and cultural affairs.
The daily English news page is updated every morning and covers breaking news, weather, transport, and cultural highlights from the region. Readers can access it directly at am1575news.com or on the AudioVisione website at https://www.audiovisione.com/am-1575-news-news-of-the-day/

"We want to make Italian and European news accessible to English speakers who live in or follow what's happening in Italy and France," said the AudioVisione editorial team. "The daily English bulletin at am1575news.com is our way of bridging that gap."

AM 1575 kHz broadcasts on medium wave from Milan, Italy and can be heard across the French Riviera, northern Italy, and parts of the Mediterranean coast. The station has been expanding its English-language output to reach a wider international audience, including the large expatriate communities living in Italy and southern France.