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Spotify’s Asian Affair

Sunita Kaur, Managing Director, Spotify Asia

18-Apr-17 08:05

Spotify’s Asian Affair

Spotify now boasts 100 million users, and about half of them are paid subscribers. Sunita highlights Asia’s role in the overall growth strategy for one of the world’s leaders in online music streaming.


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Tags:  Spotify,  online music streaming,  expansion,  Asia economy,  growth strategy,  Music Industry


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