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Considering their decision to go on public, Spotify, has revealed that they are putting pressure on free users who use cracked versions of its mobile application to refrain them from enjoying privileges Premium users can. Among 159 
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Spotify is back at it again with its ridiculously good offer. For those who haven't tried Spotify Premium, this is your chance to do so. Spotify is offering its Premium subscription service for only Php9.00 for
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For those who are still using the free version of Spotify, now’s the best time to upgrade. It really grinds my gears whenever I hear the Spotify advertisements. It’s long and repetitive, which makes the situation even worse. Spotify on mobile is free, but it’s limited to six skips per hour and shuffle play. On the other hand, …
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Spotify, the world's largest music streaming service, has reached a new milestone. In just 6 months after it announced that it already has over 60 million subscribers, Spotify tweeted that it now has 70 million in
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May 20, 2018 9:02 PM
Adam Parnala is the founder and editor-in-chief of Noypigeeks.com. His articles are seemingly nonbiased and reliable so to keep his website in good standing. The article touches on the idea that 70 million people have signed on to Spotify Premium. This demonstrates a huge stepping stone for up and coming artists. Streaming services have trumped CD and Vinyl sales over the past 5 years and have thus shown a new way for music to reach the people. Noypigeeks.com is only reliable for the tech side of music, not necessarily the industry in general
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Students can now get the premium ad-free version of Spotify for just half of its regular price. Spotify has officially rolled out the 50% off discount to students around the globe. This means that the already low fee (compared to other countries) of Php129/month would now be cheaper at only Php65 per month. Students in …
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