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November 30, 2015

Gaming continue to be the biggest revenue generator across digital media

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"Gaming continue to be the biggest revenue generator across digital media "
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US Digital media market generated  revenues of  $ 29 billion ( 29,953.2 million) in 2015.With a share of over 30%,online gaming continues to be the  biggest contributor to over online media revenues .” Online Gaming or  “Digital Games”generated over  $10billion or $10,734.4 million  in 2015. 

Digital Gaming is set to continue to be the largest contributor  to the over digital media market till 2018. In 2019 , digital video( see chart 2)  will be the  number one activity in terms of overall digital media revenue contributor, followed by  Gaming 
"2019 will see online video streaming revenues emerge as the number one revenue contributor, replacing online gaming "

chart 2 :2019 will see online video streaming  revenues emerge as the number one revenue contributor, replacing online gaming&nbs
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November 14, 2015

August 26, 2015

Comparing cloud music services: spotify vs soundcloud

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""soundcloud vs spotify music services comparison"

SoundCloud vs Spotify | SoftwareInsider

 

Spotify is a clear leader in the pay for  music streaming market,while Soundcloud is a overwhelming favourite across he world .What adds to  the popularity of Soundcloud  is the fact that it is available worldwide as opposed to Spotify which is present only across a few countries 


Traffic and Popularity : In terms of  traffic Spotify ranks 336 in Alexa globally, while in US it ranks 163 whileSoundCloud ranks  166 in Alexa globally, while in US it ranks 121. This means Soundcloud is the number one choice for free ” music streaming” or music sharing services .Soundcloud is extremely popular in the United States too 
 

 
SoundCloud is available to global users as compared to Spotify which is available only to 
USA, UK, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Germany, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Italy, Poland, Mexico, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Iceland.


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July 1, 2015

digital streaming marketshare in crowded US market :

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" state of music streaming marketshare in US"

Apple begins its newest s quest to shake up the music industry with the launch of its highly-anticipated streaming service Apple Music. The service will complement features similar to those of competing services such as Spotify and Tidal with elements of human curation and a 24/7 global radio station named Beats .According to a survey by Adison Research (before the launch of Tidal). Pandora has a marketshare of 45%.Pandora is the most used music streaming service in the US followed by iheartradio and itunes radio followed by spotify

revenues from UK music industry for the last 10 years

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"revenues from UK music industry for the last 10 years"
This chart from statista shows the the income across the UK music industry from 2003 to 2013. Among the formats which in included in the final sales figure include physical, online, mobile and streaming revenue channels. In 2003, industry revenues from UK music industry amounted to 1.2 billion British pounds. This value fell annually, except in 2009 and 2013.

revenues from online ads across UK music streaming sites

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"revenue from online ads in UK across music streaming sites"

 Income from ad supported music streaming websites in UK from 2008 to 2013 (in million GBP)


 online ad-supported revenues  across music streaming in the United Kingdom amounted to  19million GBP in 2013 as compared with 14.5 GBP in 2012 . In 2010 online ad supported revenue was 10.8million GBP

October 8, 2012

Digital Music Sales in US exceed 15% growth,as global music sales decline

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source:ultrahighendreview.com

Within the United States, the total digital music revenue rose 17.3 percent to $2.62 billion
  Globally, music revenues fell by 3 percent to $16.6 billion, according to Billboard data

Digital album sales in the U.S. are up 15 percent from the same period last years of October ,2012.  Americans have consumed one billion digital tracks, a pace that is set to break 2011’s record of 1.3 billion sold, according to Nielsen

According to International Federation of the Phonographic Industry and the Recording Institute of American Artists  ( RIAA) reported that total U.S. music revenue was flat, climbing just 0.2 percent to $7.01 billion. But that contrasted sharply with the IFPI’s own numbers, which put the figure at $4.37 billion.

As of March,2012 within the United States, the total digital music revenue rose17.3 percent to $2.62 billion, according to RIAA , while the number of digital MP3s and digital albums sold within the United States rose by 10.9 percent and 22.1 percent, respectively

March 25, 2011

Google Testing Mobile Streaming Music Service

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Internet search giant Google is taking a major step forward in its expected bid to rival Apple’s iTunes.

Google is believed to be actively testing “Google Music” internally, a clear indication to tech and music industry analysts that a new service announcement is imminent.

Tips from employees inside Google confirm that a new service is actively being “tinkered with.”
The latest buzz seems to confirm the validity of what CNET calls a major accidental discovery earlier this month.
 Two weeks ago someone writing at the XDA Developers forum claimed to have accidentally discovered Google Music after installing the Honeycomb version of the Android operating system on a phone. Turns out, that was indeed a working version of the service, the music industry insiders said, adding, however, that the final version could be much different.
According to Mobilemarketingwatch Google Music is widely expected to be a streaming music service that enables users to access their content from any and all connected devices.Sources inside the music industry say Google would have likely introduced the service long ago if not for the negotiations that reportedly continue between the internet behemoth and top record labels.

The music industry, however, is more than eager for an iTunes rival to enter the market. According to CNET, the prospect of an iTunes competitor of Google’s caliber “has music industry executives giddy.”