Where’s the music? Spotify to expand audiobooks with news, sports, education next
During Wednesday’s Spotify Investor Day CEO Daniel Ek announced that Spotify would be aggressively expanding its selection of audiobooks as its third vertical within its main app alongside music and. Continue reading
85% watch your videos with the sound off, plus what you can do about it
New data has revealed that 85% of consumers who view your painstakingly edited video online will do so without any audio whatsoever. Despair not, there are solutions! By Bobby Owsinski. Continue reading
Many Americans pay for audio subscriptions, but there’s a lot of room for growth
Edison Research has released new stats from its ongoing Share of Ear consumer research survey that look at paid audio now and in the future. 47% of Americans subscribe to. Continue reading
What everyone gets wrong about audio discovery – but Facebook, Spotify might get right
Word-of-mouth remains the main driver for how listeners typically discover new audio, and while many in the audio industry have found this this a nebulous and elusive marketing channel to. Continue reading
Can musicians actually benefit from Clubhouse?
The audio-only platform Clubhouse has quickly risen to become a heavy hitter in social media world, but what exactly makes it so popular, and is that popularity something bands and. Continue reading
Has radio lost the battle for the ear? [Fred Jacobs]
As the landscape of audio continues to transform and reinvent itself (most recently with the rise of social audio), Fred Jacobs here muses on what these latest shifts could mean. Continue reading
Car Audio Hardware Could Be In Spotify’s Future
Recognizing a need to keep up its margins and appease shareholders, Spotify is looking to get into the hardware business, by allegedly launching a line of car audio devices. Guest. Continue reading