Spotify Case Study #TTUME
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Spotify is a music streaming service launched in 2008 in Stockholm, Sweden by Daniel Ek, originally failing but growing its userbase. It provides free streaming supported by ads, or premium subscriptions without ads. Spotify purchases music licenses to stream its library to users, who can listen online or offline with a premium account, keeping it legal. Its goals have been to offer free music while gaining profits from ads and premium subscriptions.
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Spotify was created by Ek Daniel and Martin Lorentzon who wanted to build a better music streaming service than iTunes. They came up with the name Spotify by accident. To succeed, they negotiated licensing deals with record labels to stream music in exchange for royalty payments. Spotify now charges subscribers $12 per month for ad-free streaming across devices and also generates revenue from advertisements. With persistence and investor funding, Spotify has grown to fill the gap in the online music market.
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