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The award winning top rated true crimepodcast, Scam Junkie has been renewed for its third season by Spotify Podcasts. The award winning top rated true crimepodcast, Scam Junkie has been renewed for its third season by Spotify Podcasts.
The award winning top rated true crimepodcast, Scam Junkie has been renewed for its third season by Spotify Podcasts. Produced and hosted by former con man Steve Comisar The award winning top rated true crimepodcast, Scam Junkie has been renewed for its third season by Spotify Podcasts. Produced and hosted by former con man Steve Comisar
Spotify grapples with ad execution issues, fierce Apple and Amazon rivalry, high valuation, and a weak earnings outlook.
Spotify added 18 million MAUs to reach 696 million and 8 million Premium subscribers to 276 million, up 11–12% YoY. Video podcast streams hit 350 million users, up 65% YoY, with AI DJ usage growing 45% and boosting engagement loops. Q2 gross margin rose to 31.5% (+230 bps YoY), while free cash flow surged 44% YoY to €700 million in the quarter.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer dives into Spotify's disappointing Q2 earnings and his outlook for the stock.
Spotify is expanding access to its audiobooks to more U.S. subscribers. The company on Tuesday announced the launch of its $11.99 per month Audiobooks+ plan in the market, which allows subscribers or their household members on a Family or Duo plan to add 15 hours of audiobook listening during the month on top of the base plan.
The price of a Premium Individual subscription goes up to nearly $14 for overseas markets but remains at $12 in the US.
Shares jumped about 8% after the streaming service said prices will rise by more than $1.