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Spotify Paid Over $4.5 Billion to Music Publishers Over the Last Two Years, So Why Are Songwriters Struggling?

Spotify paid $10 billion to the music industry last year, with $4.5 billion to publishers across 2023-24. So why are songwriters still struggling?

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Spotify says it paid $10bn in royalties last year amid artist criticism

Spotify says it paid more than $10bn in royalties to the music industry last year, as it seeks to counter criticism from recording artists that it has failed to share the bounty of the streaming era.

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Spotify paid record $10 billion to artists last year

Spotify said on Wednesday it paid $10 billion in royalties in 2024, the largest payout to the music industry in a single year. Julian Satterthwaite reports. The scientists trying to save the fewer tha

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Half of Spotify's Royalties Are Going to Indie Artists

Spotify updated its annual Loud and Clear report on Wednesday, confirming that for a second consecutive year, the streaming ...

Spotify Wrapped success story unpacked: What are the takeaways?

Wrapped spotlights Spotify’s advanced user behaviour statistics and drives consumers into unintentional platform boosters.

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Spotify Posts First Full-Year Profit for 2024, CEO Says Streamer Will ‘Double Down’ on Music in 2025

Spotify hit all the right notes in reporting Q4 and full-year 2024 earnings, with the audio streamer turning in its first annual net profit since it was founded in 2006. Shares of Spotify surged ...

The Financial Times13d

Mood Machine — how Spotify detached music from the makers

Like many digital start-ups, Spotify, which was founded in Sweden in 2006 by tech entrepreneurs Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon, purported to be revolutionising an industry when really it was just ...

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