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Spotify to bypass Apple's 30% in-app purchase fee in the EU by leveraging the upcoming Digital Markets Act, aiming for transparency and flexibility for users.

Filterworld is a timely and urgent interrogation of how the internet dictates our cultural taste and consumption

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were invited to Jamaica for a Bob Marley film premiere by the family of Paramount Pictures chief executive Brian Robbins - with whom they are personal friends.

In a strategic move to avoid Apple's contentious fees, Spotify is gearing up to sell audiobooks and subscriptions directly from its iPhone app within the

Spotify announced that starting in March European users will be allowed to purchase audiobooks and subscription plans directly from the streaming app as part of the changes brought by the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Netflix exec Greg Peters explained why they won't have a Vision Pro app, saying he doesn't know if Apple's headset will end up ‘yielding a return.’

The overhaul, scheduled to take effect in early March, will include concessions that Apple had previously refused to make in its app store

Job cuts to start 2024 are higher and more concentrated than tech layoffs in the past two years

Investor confidence has returned to the streaming giant's stock with efficient cost management and strong growth prospects in the management's roadmap to success

American rapper Meek Mill gets eaten alive by Africans who respond to his question on X about how we listen to music in Africa.