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In Technology, TheFatController ruminates...
Will Spotify fold in 2010 after Apple takes iTunes to the cloud?
I forecast it 63% likely. Apple are up to something...
Will music service Spotify last 2010 as Apple inevitably will move iTunes to a cloud based service?
Popular music streaming service Spotify made a great start in 2010 attracting a lot of attention for its 'free' music streaming model. Once downloaded the Spotify app is able to stream music from it's vast library without the need to download music tracks like iTunes. In short, it's pretty cool. With the launch of their iPhone app it became even cooler through 2009.
However Apple have recently acquired Lala.com, a similar music streaming service. What are they up to? Clearly it's time to look at the possibilities around using your iTunes library from the cloud.
Check out some interesting possibilities for a streaming Apple service here.
So with Spotify not yet launched in the US, will Apple get the upper hand in 2010 which will inevitably trump Spotify?
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6 current forecasts
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andrewfisher forecast it as 15% likely, 13 days ago
Success rate: 29% | Status: Chump | My site | My Twitter page
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Reader93 forecast it as 50% likely, 29 days ago
Success rate: 23% | Status: Chump
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MiOtroBlog forecast it as 0% likely, about 1 month ago
Success rate: 28% | Status: Rookie With Moves
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matteo forecast it as 10% likely, about 1 month ago
Success rate: 20% | Status: Oracle
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kayla8 forecast it as 52% likely, about 1 month ago
Success rate: 11% | Status: Wonder Child
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TheFatController forecast it as 63% likely, 2 months ago
Success rate: 5% | Status: Chump | My site
Apple are up to something...
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Spotify has a great reputation amongst the music industry and Apple are rubbing consumers up the wrong way with iTunes.