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PANDORA’S USER BASE IS NOW NEARLY ONE QUARTER OF THE SIZE OF SPOTIFY’S, HAVING LOST 1.8M LISTENERS IN THREE MONTHS

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When the music industry ‘streaming wars’ are taught in universities in years to come, ‘Spotify Vs. Pandora’ will be a fruitful case study for students to delve into. Little over three years ago, at the end of Q2 2015, Pandora had more active users worldwide than Spotify (79.4m vs. 75m). Today – according to updated Q3 statistics publicly unveiled by both companies this week – Spotify has nearly four times as many as its one-time rival (248m vs. 63.1m). The most fateful decision in Pandora’s story, it could be argued, was its global contraction: in July 2017, the firm shut down operations in Australia and New Zealand, making it a US-only service, while, since that date, Spotify has expanded into the likes of India, Vietnam and the Middle East (with a launch in Russia now on the agenda). There are other key factors at play, too, though: for a long time following that isolationist US-only move, Pandora has boasted of being “the largest music streaming service in the US”. That...

EL COMPLOT MONGOL (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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EL COMPLOT MONGOL (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Director Sebastian Del Amo Music composed by Andres Sanchez Maher, Gus Reyes, Dan Zlotnik Label Plaza Mayor Company Ltd Distribution Sergent Major Company Ltd The Orchard CD Digital & Vinyl Limited Edition USA & MEXICO Cinema 18 th April 2019 In the height of the Cold War, and we are in Mexico City. Filiberto Garcia is a sixty-year-old Mexican policeman. Over the course of his life he has killed people: men, women, a priest. But what he once did to help his country transform itself into something better, he now does strictly as a job. By the 1960s, the Mexican politicians have long since betrayed the Revolution. Cold, duplicitous figures who occupy offices in their suits now pull the strings. They of course kill also, but they never do the dirty work themselves. They need others to do it for them, and that's where Garcia, comes in. Damn International intrigue. El Complot Mongol on S...