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“Spotify CEO says Apple, Google, Amazon ‘don’t like partnering’”

Posted on 19. February 2016 Written by Marcel Weiss

Stuart Dredge at Music Ally:

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek doesn’t do many interviews, but he spent a fair amount of time yesterday answering questions on Q&A site Quora in one of its “sessions” – its equivalent to Reddit’s Ask Me Anything interviews.

Among his answers: Ek talked about competition from Apple, Google and Amazon. “The big platform companies don’t generally like partnering. We do. This opens up lots of doors,” he said.

The “not invented here” desease at big companies is an opportunity for smaller players (like startups).

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