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Spotify didn’t just compete with Apple Music—it built a network effect machine. While Apple Music pays artists more per stream, Spotify dominates with 675M users vs. Apple’s 93M. Why? Spotify made music social. Every shared playlist, collab, and fr

Just got an ad on Spotify saying enjoy the next 30 mins of uninterrupted music and then I get an ad right after the first song. Can't feel more scammed right now🙃

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If you are tired of paying monthly subscriptions for music apps like Spotify or YouTube Music, I recommend trying this application. It's called Youtify, and it is available on both Android and iOS. All music is free with minimal ads(like none). Almos

Spotify is fascinating. • $13B annual revenue • 574M active users • 226M premium subscribers But here’s the twist: Even with millions of paying users, 57% of Spotify’s revenue comes from subscriptions, while only 13% comes from ads. So, how does a

What if we have an “standalone application“ (UI like kind of Spotify) for music where we can upload local files and listen to it on any device with the same account? If you have come across this kind of application please mention it.

Do You have any Premium Music Account like Spotify ? If yes then here's a platform to save your money! Black hole music - a open source platform with all features to have good music listening experience. As it is open source it currently doesn't

In 2015, Apple tried to crush Spotify with brutal tactics. They had all the power—billions in cash, the App Store, and millions of loyal users. But Spotify didn’t back down. Instead, they launched a counterattack so bold, it changed the rules of t