Samsung, Google and Spotify Have Considered Buying Tidal: Report

[Rarebird77]

I didn't get caught up with that, nor did I fall for any of that trash.

They were just artists looking to make a business deal, the fact that they were trying to take this higher moral ground to sell it is what was so transparent, but only to a few.

This announcement alone, will probably start turning ppl away now that they see how they were being played.

It's really not that serious.

I never thought the press conference was as bad as you guys have made it out to be.

I have Tidal and wouldn't be surprised if Jay sold it eventually.

I'm interested in seeing how the industry is shifting and what each business is trying to do to configure a viable business model.

Don't know why anyone is in their feelings about all this. .. .

 

[Cladyclad]

I have Spotify and my girl has Apple..

We both had TLOP within an hour of its Tidal release. Why would we need to waste data/battery streaming it when we already "own" it?

Good for y'all. Tidal or any of these companies are targeting people who don't mind to pay 10$ and not steal music. U not who they want.

 

[itsyoung!!]

44 Million Net Profit isn't a smart business man?

Come on you nikkas are talking wreckless

taxes dont exist in your world ? the advertising/marketing costs and general upkeep of the app since the purchase dont happen in your world either ? where would he get $44 million net profit off $100 million off a $56 million investment a year ago ?

 

[jimihendrixheadband]

why as african americans do we continue to hold are own to higher standard than everybody else. The camel is a business man and Im pretty sure all the artist/shareholders will get their cut.

 

[eastside313]

They all do except the people signed to this label called Roc Nation (and maybe Madonna) and Beyonce, but her contract with Sony is about to be up.

You think the likes of lil Wayne and Nikki Minaj and rhianni own their masters