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Spotifys Changing Plans On Apr. 27, Spotify announced the launch of podcast subscriptions. But it is only rolling them out for select partners at the moment, and has said podcasters wont have to pay it for the service for the first two years, meaning subscribers are unlikely to see it generate any extra revenue for the platform until 2023. This is a similar story with the companys Car Thing music player, which is only getting a limited launch for now, and which the company is currently giving a...

Spotify turns 2 in India The music streaming app has become a companion in the kitchen, during walks and for WFH. What’s driving the growth narrative? Mathures Paul   |     |   Published 02.03.21, 12:20 AM In the last few days something amazing is playing out on Spotify — Bruce Springsteen ...

Spotify has announced a new HiFi subscription tier which will give listeners access to CD quality lossless audio.

The feature will allow users to 'listen to their favorite songs the way artists intended'

Will be available in select regions.

Spotify adds support for 12 Indian languages, expands to 85 new markets SECTIONS Share Synopsis On Monday, Spotify also released a slew of new tools for podcast creators to help develop interactive shows. Getty Images Spotify is expanding to 85 new markets including Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bhutan in the coming days, taking its geographical footprint to around 178 countries across the world. Prior to this rollout, Spotify was present in 93 markets including India. The audio streaming...

Spotify will be available in 12 Indian languages soon, the company has announced at its Stream On event

Spotify is ready to take on rivals Tidal and Amazon Music with Spotify HiFi, offering CD-quality, lossless audio streaming to users.

Spotify on Monday announced a new high-end subscription plan for its users which will bring lossless, CD-quality audio to the platform. Called the Spotify HiFi, the new plan will be an upgrade for the subscribers.

Spotify is expanding, with the streaming music service announcing plans to launch in 85 new markets - and 36 new languages - as international availability