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I can't remember any service in the music industry that started from day one World Wide. Licensing in music is one of the most fkup situation ever. Compared to

by snickmy 11y ago

I can't remember any service in the music industry that started from day one World Wide. Licensing in music is one of the most fkup situation ever. Compared to that, the Tech patent battle is nothing. I do expect a constant roll out of new countries, but starting from US (which is the larger audience as today) does make sense to me.

k-mcgrady 11y ago
>> "I can't remember any service in the music industry that started from day one World Wide." I believe Apple music covered quite a lot of countries. I think at least some part of the service hit nearly all of them. I'm fine with launching in one country but at least give a timeline and for one of Europe's leading startups to launch a product US only is a bit of a kick in the teeth. I understand it but it just feels bad.
- snickmy 11y ago
  Apple Music was in 6 countries for the first month, then rolled out to 31. And it's still not targeting some major asian market. I agree with you PR has a long way to go on on the Soundcloud side. At least a rollout list could have been included