“Financial” Aspects of Spotify Streaming Model

J. Lozić, Goran Vojkovic, M. Milković
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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to analyze the business model and financial results of the Spotify music streaming platform. The digitalization of production processes has directly affected the development of new media industries. The old media industries developed in the model of mass media and limited media markets. New media industries are associated with technological progress and the digitalization of production processes. The digitalization and convergence of production and distribution processes has directly affected the complete paradigm shift in the development of new media industries. The music industry was among the first to enter the process of transformation. The production and distribution of physical sound carriers has been replaced by streaming music platforms. The purchase of physical sound carriers in "brick and mortar" stores has been replaced by subscriptions on the streaming platform. Spotify is the largest global streaming music platform. It generates the highest revenue and has the largest number of subscribers. The strength and impact of the Spotify platform on the global market is evidenced by the emergence of the term “spotification”, which is used for all similar business development models.
Spotify流媒体模式的“财务”方面
本文的目的是分析Spotify音乐流媒体平台的商业模式和财务结果。生产过程的数字化直接影响着新媒体产业的发展。旧的传媒业是在大众传媒和有限传媒市场的模式下发展起来的。新媒体产业与技术进步和生产过程的数字化有关。生产和发行过程的数字化和融合,直接影响了新媒体产业发展的完全范式转换。音乐产业是最先进入转型过程的产业之一。实体声音载体的制作和发行已经被流媒体音乐平台所取代。在“实体”商店购买实体音质载体已经被流媒体平台上的订阅所取代。Spotify是全球最大的流媒体音乐平台。它产生了最高的收入,拥有最多的订户。“Spotify”一词的出现证明了Spotify平台在全球市场上的实力和影响力,这个词被用于所有类似的商业发展模式。
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