The music streaming market is currently the most dynamic segment in the music industry. The market entry of Apple with iTunes Radio and Google with All Access underpin the relevance of music streaming. It is just a question of time when Amazon will announce the launch of its rumoured music streaming service. Google, Apple & Co., however, enter a highly contested market. In the relatively small Austrian music market, eight streaming operators offer their services to the consumers (IFPI Austria 2013: 13) – not counted are the myriads of Internet radios, video streaming platforms such as YouTube, TapeTV, Vimeo and Hulu as well as the cloud-based music services of Amazon, Apple and Google.
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Is Streaming the Next Big Thing? – The Business Models of Music Streaming Services
Categories: market analysis
Tags: ad-supported, All Access, Amazon, Apple, Cloud Drrive, Cloud Player, Deezer, freemium, Glenn Peoples, Google, Hulu, iCloud, Internet radio, iTunes Match, iTunes Radio, LastFM, Mark Mulligan, music downloading, music licensing, music streaming, Play Music, premimum subscription, Simfy, Slacker, Soundcloud, Spotify, Spotify (UK) Ltd., Spotity AB, subscription, TapeTV, Vevo, Vimeo, webcaster, Xbox Music, YouTube
Tags: ad-supported, All Access, Amazon, Apple, Cloud Drrive, Cloud Player, Deezer, freemium, Glenn Peoples, Google, Hulu, iCloud, Internet radio, iTunes Match, iTunes Radio, LastFM, Mark Mulligan, music downloading, music licensing, music streaming, Play Music, premimum subscription, Simfy, Slacker, Soundcloud, Spotify, Spotify (UK) Ltd., Spotity AB, subscription, TapeTV, Vevo, Vimeo, webcaster, Xbox Music, YouTube
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