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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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"Popular seasonal campaign also comes with a 'listening personality' generator and more ..." 
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"Music streaming company Spotify is a prime example of an AI Native business. In this post, you'll learn what that means and why it should matter to you ..."
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"Spotify is the world's biggest music streaming service, but how does it actually make money and pay artists? ..."
Nathan Thomas's curator insight,
September 19, 2021 11:36 PM
Nathan’s Insight: Spotify generates its income from subscription and ads. This is separate from which artist intake, at 0.0034 cents per stream.
Makeuseof.com is a valid source.
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"Spotify began a buying spree in an apparent bid to dominate podcasting. Here’s what it knows that others don’t ..."
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"Toyota has launched partnership deals with Snapchat and Spotify as part of a new effort to pitch the Aygo marque brand at a younger audience ..."
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"Spotify, the streaming service, has ambitions to tap into the growing presence of audio in people’s lives and to establish a unique cultural position for itself and the brands that advertise with it ..."
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"Digital subscriptions have successfully cracked the retail code. Pioneering a new merchandising format that makes people spend compulsively, media services are fostering consumption habits and out-doing traditional retail with classic upselling tactics ..."
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"Spotify’s future is going to be much more than being the future of music retail," says industry analyst Mark Mulligan, who expects "Spotify to lay the foundations for a bold platform strategy that has the potential to change ..."
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"While there are lots of music streaming services around, there are three major ones that stand out above the others: Spotify, Apple Music, and Google Play Music. But which is best? ..."
Jonathan Williams's curator insight,
April 26, 2020 10:53 PM
This article gives a good insight to streaming sites compared to each other. It was made for people looking for the best site to subscribe to. It has good authority of the author. It informs us of the products, it has good accuracy by linking other articles.
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"If you accidentally deleted a major Spotify playlist, your life doesn't have to be over yet. There's a quick trick you can use to recover it with ease ..."
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"The Starbucks app can now show you which songs are playing at whichever Starbucks you're currently visiting. What's more is that Spotify users will be able to instantly save the song to their library if they want to check it out later on ..."
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"Among all of Brooklyn, N.Y.'s trendy neighborhoods, Williamsburg is probably the one most associated with hipsters—who are typically music snobs. But surprisingly, it turns out ol' Billyburg is chock-full of Beliebers ..."
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"Muslims around the world entered Ramadan in March, and with one week to go, Spotify has revealed how our listening habits have changed during the holy month ..."
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"Spotify is looking to give Apple a good bruising in the press ..."
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"Several iPhone users found themselves in a fix when the Apple Music app began installing itself directly to the iPhone's dock when downloaded, instead of the home screen, thus booting out other apps ..."
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"With playlist-based streaming now the dominant form of music consumption, mysterious playlist curators have immense power in deciding whose music gets into the ears of consumers. Here, we clear some ..."
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This is what several social media networks seem to think. Platforms from Snapchat to Facebook have been investing in retail to capture broader consumer interest and, apparently, boost revenue and followers ..."
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"The music streaming company is hit with another lawsuit just as it's about to go public. Here's how Spotify's controversial IPO listing could upset many more people outside the music industry and change the investment world forever ..."
Michael Wiles's curator insight,
August 22, 2021 11:38 PM
This article details the conflict of copyright work and streaming services. Which can be a situation that is poorly handled, and can make or break a company. This becomes the problem with most streaming services, where artists claim they are not being properly paid for royalties on their work, or they aren't being represented fairly.
The author of this work was easy to find, and there was contact information available as well as a biography for the author. This news source is a credible source as it is listed on Forbes.com which is a highly acclaimed news outlet for many things.
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"French startup Soundcharts is building a sort of App Annie for music artists. This service gives you a ton of data about what’s playing on the radio around ...:
Antonio Knight's curator insight,
August 22, 2021 7:21 PM
I find it very interesting to learn how the music sound charts worked. I did not know that so much work went into calculating this numbers. I agree that they should take into account each new service that consumers are streaming music from. This is a credible source. We know the artist and we can choose from more big topics just like this one directly from the website.
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"The main reason I love Spotify is that it has helped me find so much new music over the years. Here are the built-in Spotify features I used to discover awesome new music ..."
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"Last year, Apple jumped into the streaming music game with Apple Music, which turned out to be a wholly uninspiring clone of Beats Music. Here comes Apple Music’s second movement, but will it be enough? ..."
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"The streaming music giant's latest acquisitions are a recognition that having 30 million tracks in your library isn't enough ..."
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"The music of the Beatles will finally be available on nine streaming music services worldwide, including Spotify and Apple Music, beginning Dec. 24 ..."
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