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Facebook is trying to make music work... again. After some less-than-stellar starts and stops, including a much-maligned 2011 feature which telegraphed Facebook user's Spotify listens to their friends, the company is taking a much more measured approach to its new foray into music. As one source says frankly, music as a thing hasn't really existed on the platform. Now it will... sort of.
Christopher Coleman's insight:
Flood all your friends, fans, and family's timelines with 30 second clips of your favorite music.
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Christopher Coleman's insight:
This would surprise no one. Just keep your mits off Spotify, Facebook.
Lee Jones's curator insight,
November 13, 2016 11:20 PM
This is another reason that music streaming is everywhere and is changing how music is distributed.
George Cunningham's curator insight,
August 17, 2017 5:21 PM
Not really informative, pure vision, and suspicion. That would be a huge jump for Spotify with the amount users that Facebook has and would destroy competition. Looking forward to this if it is true. 
darrian's curator insight,
September 19, 2017 9:34 PM
This is a very short detailed article. I think Facebook getting in on the music streaming service will be interesting based off the fact that their platform already has so many users. Im very sure this website is not one used by industry professionals. It seems to be reliable.
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Facebook edged one step closer to providing music with a neat little update to its app on Android, which offers the ability to control your music right within your app.
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"Every movie I work on, I try to have a concept, I try to find my voice in it." "I do try within the confines of my abilities and the confines of my style, I do try to figure out some new ideas, I do try to figure out a new tone for this stuff..."
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Facebook has announced a partnership with music service, Deezer, in a deal that will allow the social network giant to integrate music... Via midem
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The forgotten giant in the streaming wars needs labels, artists, and publishers to share its beautiful dream Via Benjamin DEBUSSCHERE
Cami's curator insight,
August 16, 2015 3:05 PM
I think Sound Cloud is a great tool for aspiring musicians/ artists and anyone who want to be in the music industry. It gives more people a chance to put out their own music.
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Today, crowd-sourced Wifi network operator Fon launches its rumoured new product, the Gramofon. But unusually for a large tech company with healthy revenues,.. Via Bruno Crolot
Christopher Coleman's insight:
The concept has some merit (sounds a little like an audio-only version of Chromecast), but limiting to Facebook login only at launch is a significant deterrent. Does such a device interest you?
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Facebook on Thursday unveiled a new design that gives music its own dedicated newsfeed tab, one that appears to give bands and music marketers more real estate on the social network to broadcast their messages to fans.
rosie jukes's curator insight,
March 8, 2013 5:52 AM
this is going to be pretty awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: )
's comment March 11, 2013 4:27 AM
Yah man!!!
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If you're a music fan, you probably don't care about this. But if you're not one of Facebook's chosen music partners, it's cold on the outside. Which is the case for Cole Flournoy, the entrepreneur behind LetsListen who's pointing to Facebook+Spotify as an overly-cozy, unfairly insider, and downright anti-competitive alliance - especially after the launch of 'Listen With Me'.
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