> This isn't how the market works. I know musicians, and they don't care that you are playing licensing monopoly/bingo and have 3 key squares and now they clear

> This isn't how the market works. I know musicians, and they don't care that you are playing licensing monopoly/bingo and have 3 key squares and now they clearly are going to waste their time uploading their music to your service. You need to essentially already have the subscriber count to provide them a new revenue source that is greater than the pain of dealing with you... which forms a brutal catch-22. You keep acting as if there aren’t two trillion dollar market cap companies that don’t already have streaming services that don’t have to be profitable. You also act like the day that Apple announced “Apple Music” every musician wasn’t scrambling to get on the platform. > Spell checking, like Dropbox, has no network effect and no first mover advantage. If Facebook announced tomorrow that they were going to release “Facebook Streaming” they already have an audience. We aren’t talking about Joe Bobs Music streaming service.