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Karan

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Spotify coming up with education content. They started the trail in UK. What should be the strategy behind the new move, music platform to educational content. Is it a start of building new ecosystem ?

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Jugal H
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JioCinema • 1y

Sounds like an Audio Byju 😁😂 But ya... the Edu-Tech Sector definitely has a lot of potential. It's a stellar move - Spotify! 🙌

Anonymous 1

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I think these big companies are hitting cieling of topline and doing everything they can to increase their revenue now.

Anonymous 3

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What kind of education? I think some documentary type only

Daxshh

A business geek and ... • 1y

This is the diversified action of spotify creating new feature for the same audience as its most of the audiences are among youthh. So it would be a great move but due to its entertainment niche. It would be interesting to see its move.

Vijay Karanam

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Looking like they can become next Youtube for information in audio. And everyone bored of this Videos , hooks , graphics and fake Thumbnails

Abhinav Amarapuram

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It appears to be a strategic move by Spotify to diversify its content offerings and potentially expand into a new ecosystem beyond music and potentially create a new ecosystem around learning.

Tarun Soni

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They will fail for sure I can bet on that and then, other music 🎵 platforms will definitely grow if Spotify takes this step.

Anonymous 2

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They have inasane distribution and might give trouble to existing edtechs.

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