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This document discusses Beatrobo, a music streaming service founded by Hiroshi Asaeda. It presents statistics on the current music industry market size and projections that Beatrobo could acquire 10% of the global playlist market share by 2015. This would result in 100 million song purchases on Beatrobo and an estimated $50 million in revenue if Beatrobo earns $0.50 per playlist and sells each playlist for $1.
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