Jan 7 (Reuters) - Spotify is expanding its monetization program for creators and introducing new tools for video podcasters, as it aims to better compete with YouTube and Netflix in the booming market ...

Abstract: In the era of digital disruptive technologies, finding music that matches personal preferences, moods, and situations is a significant challenge, despite the extensive libraries provided by ...

Spotify says it's cutting off access to some user accounts and adding safeguards after a shadow library website claimed to have scraped an immense amount of Spotify's metadata and audio files from the ...

Spotify is launching music videos in the U.S., Canada, and a handful of other markets, following the feature’s launch in beta in overseas markets last year. The videos, which are provided by music ...

Spotify Wrapped 2025 is here and it’s better than ever. This year, Bad Bunny takes the crown for Global Artist of the Year and Rebecca Yarro’s Fourth Wing wins Audiobook of the Year. Spotify’s slew of ...

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Spotify Wrapped was released on Wednesday, providing users of the music streaming app with personalized year-end statistics and data, including their most-played artists, songs and albums of 2025. Now ...

Spotify Wrapped is out and many fans noticed an unusual new feature in this year's "story." It's called "listening age," and the number might surprise you. On Wednesday, the streaming giant unveiled ...

It’s official, Spotify Wrapped is back from the brink. Last year, the streaming platform’s year-end data dump feature, where Spotify users are forced to contend with what music they actually listened ...

“Age is just a number. So don’t take this personally,” the Spotify slide warns, before revealing each user’s calculated listening age. How exactly did Spotify land on that number, though? Marc Hazan, ...

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