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  • Why I’ve fallen back in love with the iPod

    Life&Style

    In a world where digital ownership is increasingly rare, Simon Hunt returned to technology from 2007 – and hasn’t looked back. Not since childhood had I been this excited to open a parcel. I tore through layers of brown sticky tape, clawed through the cardboard box and unpeeled the bubble wrap. And there it was: [...]

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  • Spotify proves raising fees won’t stop listeners

    Media

    Spotify’s latest results show that despite prices rising and costs climbing, users are not leaving. The Swedish group added a record number of users in the final quarter of 2025, pushing monthly active users to 751 million and paid subscribers to 290 million. Revenue rose 13 per cent year on year on a constant-currency basis [...]

    Streaming giant Netflix will be clinking glasses into the new year after breaking records with their NFL coverage on Christmas day.
  • Spotify rises after smashing records just months after layoffs

    Media

    Spotify shares jumped over 12 per cent on Tuesday after it broke a profit record in its first quarter, surpassing one billion euros (£860m) for the first time.

    Spotify shares jumped over 12 per cent on Tuesday after it broke a profit record in its first quarter, surpassing one billion euros (£860m) for the first time.
  • EU takes a bite out of Apple with £1.6bn antitrust fine

    March 4, 2024

    The European Commission has fined Apple €1.84bn (1.57bn) for favouring its own music streaming app over rivals.

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