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If no one is using the service and it is dying, it should be shut down though?

• organsnyder 6y ago
  With the neglect of the product, it's no wonder it was "dying" (I haven't seen metrics to back up that claim, though I haven't looked, either). I used it quite extensively for the past five years, and hardly anything changed—even the curated "stations" of themed music seemed frozen in time. I don't see why it couldn't have been the next Spotify if they hadn't invested in it, and the new YouTube streaming platform seems like a shoddy attempt at synergizing disparate brands.
  • res0nat0r 6y ago
    I'm assuming Spotify ate their lunch, just like IMO why Apple Music sucks too. Better selection, discovery, ui etc so the userbase just isn't there for Google or Apple and is either dying or flat and humming along and possibly costing as much to operator or more than it is taking in. Ripe for getting the axe.