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The problem would be that the platform serving the music (and making recommendations of what to listen to) has a strong incentive to promote their own brand, cr
by nerdponx 5y ago
The problem would be that the platform serving the music (and making recommendations of what to listen to) has a strong incentive to promote their own brand, creating a competitive disadvantage for "real" musicians on the same platform.
This is the music equivalent of Amazon Basics. If Spotify really is creating fake artists to avoid paying real artists, it's the same kind of monopolistic vertical integration as Amazon manufacturing their own products to avoid paying third-party sellers.
- captn3m0 5y agoAmazonBasics products are branded so the consumer knows that they’re Amazon products. Same for Netflix originals. Spotify associated labels and playlists should have a disclaimer as well.