Tidal: How to Lose the Music Streaming War
Tidal, never understanding its late market entrant position, never understood the market dynamics of the streaming music service well enough capture share.
Tidal, never understanding its late market entrant position, never understood the market dynamics of the streaming music service well enough capture share.
As the Swedish music service prepares to list its shares on the NYSE in the next few months, investors wonder about the sustainability of its business model: will the world’s largest streaming company stand up to quarterly pressures and convince shareholders of their long-term plan?
How Soundcloud brought together the long tail of musicians and a global audience to create a vibrant online community.
This is the story of Tradiio, a music startup that launched as a crowdsourced virtual stock market for emerging artists and later pivoted to become a direct-to-fan crowdfunding platform.
Founded in 2005, Hype Machine sources music through a hand-picked catalogue of music blogs from around the world.
Spotify's music streaming model leverages growing network effects to (hopefully) save the struggling music industry.
For almost 15 years the success of Apple’s devices and iTunes services has been primarily based on indirect network effects. Now the rapid growth of music streaming services shifts the focus towards direct network effects.