Spotify, the freemium music streaming service, plans to launch in Ireland and Australia soon, with an official announcement possibly being made as early as next week, reports paidContent:UK.
Currently, Spotify is only available in a number of European countries, the UK and United States. Despite limited availability (although expanding), it’s easily one of the largest services working in the music streaming space.
It’s also reported that Spotify has “held talks” with Irish ISPs in a bid to have its service bundled with broadband and mobile services. Eircom has already ruled itself out of such a deal, but understandably so as it already operates its own music streaming service, MusicHub, free to all Eircom broadband customers.
Last year we spoke to Spotify who, at the time, had no immediate plans to launch in Ireland, but did comment on “how passionate Irish music fans” were.
Imtiaz Mohammady, founder and CEO of global technology consulting firm Nisum, doesn’t fit the Silicon…
The birth of quantum mechanics was accidental, as most scientific discoveries go. Working from the…
The convergence of AI, specialized software, and clinical expertise is creating a new paradigm in…
The IRS just confirmed that Direct File — the agency’s short-lived attempt to offer a…
I.C.E. Exchange, long regarded as one of the country's leading credentialing conferences, announced that its…
Criticizing UN policies is now considered to be dangerous disinformation for impeding progress on Agenda…