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"All the music" -- or having "a lot of music I listen to" is very important factor and somehow Spotify seems to be doing this right at least contents from Japan
by unsignedint 7y ago
"All the music" -- or having "a lot of music I listen to" is very important factor and somehow Spotify seems to be doing this right at least contents from Japan.
Library available to outside of Japan is significantly larger on Spotify compared to everyone else. It looks like some tracks are blocked outside of Japan, but compared to other services, this phenomenon is a lot less, actually magnitude less common compared to, say, Google's offering. (Haven't really done extensive research for Apple but doing a quick search, it's not very promising...)
I don't know what making this different, but as far as this relatively small segment of music, certainly Spotify's doing this right.
- SiempreViernes 7y agoYeah, the main accomplishment of Spotify is doubtlessly legal: to concentrate so much of the reproduction rights into a single company can't have been easy. Actually, this convincing the big players to centralise is the real value Spotify provides, and this picture of them being a technology company could be viewed as smoke to obscure that they are basically an IP management company (though I expect the music industry is well aware of this and made contracts that reflect this).