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Music streaming services like Spotify are the leading source of music revenue in the US

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Music streaming services like Spotify are the leading source of music revenue in the US

Spotify's imminent IPO isn't the only indication that the music streaming subscription business is a success: a recent study reveals that music streaming services make up for more than half of the total music revenue in the United States.


As this chart by Statista shows, the leading source of revenue within the music industry are streaming services like Spotify, Apple and Amazon. The streaming music business generated more than $4 billion in revenue last year, and its share of the music industry's revenue keeps growing. The study, which was conducted by the Recording Industry Association of America, is an auspicious sign for Spotify, which has pioneered the music subscription model over the past few years.
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March 30, 2018

Welcome to Finance Insider, Business Insider's summary of the top stories of the past 24 hours. Sign up here to get the best of Business Insider delivered direct to your inbox.

It's Good Friday, so most of the major US and European markets are closed.

And that's about the only good news for Facebook right now, as the social networking giant suffers blow after blow. Most recently, the company is reeling after BuzzFeed published an explosive memo from the senior Facebook leader Andrew Bosworth.

Bosworth wrote in June 2016 that Facebook's "questionable contact importing practices" and other so-called growth-hacking tactics were justified by the company's mission, even if the platform was used to bully or even to coordinate terrorist attacks.

The breathtaking memo seems to reveal a "growth at all costs" mentality at Facebook that has embroiled the company in several other scandals, such as the uproar over the British data firm Cambridge Analytica's harvesting of data from 50 million Facebook users using the platform's built-in tools.

Mark Zuckerberg says the memo was a "provocative" thing he disagrees with strongly.

Tesla's recent string of struggles continues as well. The electric automaker has issued its largest recall to date, affecting 123,000 Model S vehicles.

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Lastly, this 26-year-old makes $500,000 every month playing "Fortnite" in his bedroom — here's how he does it.

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