they are throwing the baby out with the bathwater here. spotify is raising the prices of its premium plans for the first time in a 12 years. in the uk individual premium plans on the music streaming service will rise by £1 to £10.99 with the dual and family plan cost also rising. spotify says the increase will help it deliver more value for fans and artists. video sharing platform tiktok has announced it will now let users create text based content. users will be able to upload text only posts which they can customise with sound, stickers and locations, up to a limit of 1000 words. and university of sheffield researchers have developed a robot which can venture into high risk environments to perform remote medical treatment. the robotic controlled ground vehicle can remotely perform a critical initial assessment of a casualty within 20 minutes while streaming real time data back to operators.
in the uk individual premium plans on the music streaming service will rise by £1 to £10.99 with the dual and family plan cost also rising. spotify says the increase will help it deliver more value for fans and artists. video sharing platform tiktok has announced it will now let uses creates text based content. users will be able to upload text only posts which they can customise with sound, stickers and locations, up to a limit of 1000 words. and university of sheffield researchers have developed a robot which can venture into high risk environments to perform remote medical treatment. the robotic controlled ground vehicle can perform a critical initial assessment of a casualty within 20 minutes while streaming real time data back to operators.
i am alasdair keane with this week s tech news. twitter owner elon musk has rebranded the platform as x. a new black and white logo replaces twitter s famous blue bird on the desktop versions of the site, with twitter signage on their san francisco headquarters also partially removed. it is not a cute animal. it is a different colour scheme. it is really going to have a totally different appeal, and i think- they are throwing the baby out with the bathwater here. - spotify is raising the prices of its premium plans for the first time in a 12 years. in the uk individual premium plans on the music streaming service will rise by £1 to £10.99 with the dual and family plan cost also rising. spotify says the increase will help it deliver more value for fans and artists. video sharing platform tiktok has announced it will now let users creates text based content. users will be able to upload text only posts which they can customise with sound,
much discussion if the tv gallery as to whether it s just a big kiss. let s get some of the day s other news now. meanwhile, german sportswear retailer adidas said its second quarter operating profit slipped 55%. but the sale of its inventory of ka nye west s yeezy products in may will help it post a lower annual loss than expected. adidas ended its partnership with mr west last year, and in turn, ended production of the highly successful yeezy line designed by him. spotify is raising prices for its 200 million ad free subscribers for the first time in over a decade, the platform has announced. in the us, the cost will increase from $9.99 to $10.99 for those with an individual plan. similar price hikes also apply to the uk, canada, australia and 49 other territories. eu agriculture and fisheries ministers gather in brussels later today to discuss the market situation following the invasion of ukraine and russia s withdrawal from the
mattress, emergency service, emergency personnel who need to get in, and off course they need to bring out people from the island on certain flights, but in the main, if the government sent a signal earlier, it would have helped to reduce the pressure on the island from to streaming now, as the music and podcast giant spotify is raising prices for its 200 million subscribers for the first time in over a decade. in the us, the cost will increase from $9.99 to $10.99 for those with an individual plan. similar price hikes also apply to the uk, canada, australia and 49 other countries. the move follows other streaming services which have also increased subscription costs. our new york business correspondent michelle fleuryjoins me. why are they doing this, because where does the money go for spotify? well, they have to pay royalties for all of that content on their site