Posts Tagged ‘Streaming Music’
Digital Audio Listeners, 2016-2023
How the mighty fall. Once, the uncontested 800-lbs gorilla of audio streaming platforms, Pandora is falling far behind the new hotness, Spotify.
Read MoreSpotify Virtual Concerts
An upcoming feature in development at Spotify could help turn things around, by again connecting artists with their fans through ticketed live music events.
Read MoreSpotify Users, 2017-2019 [CHART]
This year, 58.4 million people in the US will use Spotify, making up 20.8% of internet users, according to eMarketer estimates. In contrast, Pandora will have 75.9 million users in the US this year. However, we expect Pandora’s US user base to decline slightly through the forecast period, while Spotify will see double-digit growth in 2018, as…
Read MoreSmart Speaker Behavior [CHART]
30% of Smart Speaker owners have purchased an item online using their device, and about 1 in 8 (13%) have ordered food or services.
Read MoreTop Reasons To Use Smart Speakers [CHART]
For the time being, the most common use cases for Smart Speakers among households owning these devices are general questions, weather and streaming music.
Read MoreMost Popular Mobile App Types [CHART]
Consumers aged 14 and older access apps more frequently on smartphones than tablets, with social media the top app type on both devices.
Read MoreShare Of Time Spent Listening To Audio Content [CHART]
Podcast listeners are now listening to more podcast audio than any other form of audio.
Read MoreIncreased Mobile Activities Due To 4G Adoption, July 2014 [CHART]
When a July 2014 Deloitte study asked subscribers in the US about which activities they conducted more frequently via their mobile networks since signing up for 4G, 33% said they watched more video.
Read MoreConnected Devices People Want To Buy, October 2014 [CHART]
Nearly one-fifth of US internet users intended to purchase a wearable device within the next 12 months.
Read MoreUK Entertainment Sales Share, 2013 [CHART]
Access Services grew their share of entertainment sales by 35.6% to reach 26% of the entertainment retail market.
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