In 2020, the value of this market worldwide registered 11.5 billion dollars.
It is expected to have a growth of 94 thousand 800 million dollars by 2028.
In 2020, approximately 533 million people listened to podcasts around the world.
Updates are a recurring theme across all technology platforms, especially on social media. Given this, companies like Spotify shared that their new design is created and focused on artificial intelligence.
Streaming platforms and social networks have become the sites that people consume the most globally and it is that the use of these sitess came to entertain us and provide us with many services.
Given this, Spotify is the world leader in this segment, since it has registered 406 million monthly active users since 2022, of which 236 million are MAUs of the app with ads.
This is the new design of Spotify
Streaming music platform Spotify announced a redesign Thursday that focuses on images and vertical scrolling, generating a set of album covers in the feed.
In this sense, the platform highlighted that with this redesign the screen will be based on an image, for example, an automatic playback video podcast that can be accessed with a touch will be recommended at the same point.
Spotify noted that there would also be a large Instagram-style photo to tell more about a playlist.
In addition, among these changes will also be that there will be new elements such as “Music” or “Podcasts and programs”, in which a vertical scrolling feed will be accessed that looks more like Instagram Stories or TikTok.
Another striking change is that the full screen vertical scrolling is now on various social networks and will be used in this streaming app, so each song, playlist or podcast will have a momentary opportunity to continue listening or not.
“Stream On is about all the ways we’re bringing more life to Spotify, and bringing awareness to all creators in the world that, regardless of the stage of their art or career, they can partner with Spotify,” said the change. Spotify founder and CEO Daniel Ek.
With this, Spotify joins other platforms that have updated their systems to improve the experience they provide to their users. As an example, Facebook also made some changes to its reels, as an example, the Meta group announced that those uploaded to Facebook will now have a maximum duration of 90 seconds.
In other words, Facebook Reels users have gained an extra 30 seconds, since previously the social network only allowed 60-second videos.
This new measure by Facebook aims to encourage content creators to post more creatively. But this has not been the only novelty, because new creative tools for Facebook Reels are also being implemented.
And this is how digital platforms continue to provide a new experience to their users, improving their systems and offering new tools.
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