Arsenal Sign £1m Deal with Tidal; 24,000 Tracks Uploaded to Music Streamers Every 24 Hours

Arsenal have announced a new partnership with music streaming service Tidal.  The undisclosed dea will see Arsenal partner with the global music and entertainment platform which is available in 52 countries.

20,000 to 24,000 tracks are uploaded to Spotify, Apple Music, Napster and other streaming music service every 24 hours. That's 1 million tracks every 6 weeks. Let's that number sink in for a moment and imagine how hard it is to break through that much clutter. In March, Spotify CEO...

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Unlocking on-demand listening for free users means that the songs Spotify picks for you will hit closer to the bull's-eye.

On Tuesday (June 12), Bada$$ announced that he's celebrating the six-year anniversary 1999 by sharing it on all streaming platforms.

Advertisers put $314 million into podcast ads in the U.S. last year, which is totally tiny compared to things like TV — $68.5 billion — or internet search ads — $22.8 billion — or internet video ads — $11.9 billion.

Spotify is the new radio DJ, and getting on a playlist can make artists a lot of money. That's the finding of a new analysis by a pair of economists. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Melody Hahm and Julia La Roche breakdown the details.

Independent music company Marathon Artists launched its LABs accelerator in 2016, bringing together a group of six music/tech startups to work with its label, management and publishing arms, as well as a group of external mentors.

In exciting news for music fans, Spotify are adding a series of musically minded audiobooks to its streaming service. Bloomsbury Publishing have signed a deal with Spotify to make the cult 33 1/3 book series available as audiobooks, which users will …

Though most Kiwi artists who rack up big numbers on Spotify are chart-topping stars, some remain stubbornly unknown. Gareth Shute investigates the odd paths NZ acts have taken to get to a million Spotify streams.